Savarra Mantzor, MD, the 2015-17 Botswana Pincus Fellow, is one of the exceptional pediatricians who recently completed her fellowship with CHOP in Botswana. Read her story.

Mazvita Rankin, MPH, and six other CHOP employees were chosen to share their knowledge and experiences in the medical field with the health promoters in the DR.

After participating in rotations in Nicaragua, Brazil, South Africa and Swaziland, and implementing a maternal-child health program in Nepal, Dr. Westmoreland knew she wanted to pursue a long-term career in global health. Learn about her journey.

Dr. Congdon's experience with the Global Health track illustrates how each of the five pillars adopted by the Pediatrics Residency Program helps to create a meaningful rotation experience.

The Pediatric Residency Program at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia offers innovative training and research opportunities in the Dominican Republic and Botswana.

During his David N. Pincus Global Health Fellowship, Dr. Callender sought to understand what role fathers in underprivileged communities played in their children’s health outcomes.

Chloe Turner, MD, a David N. Pincus Global Health Fellow in the DR, provides an excellent example of the impact the program can have for the fellows as well as the communities in which they work.

Through Penn and CHOP’s collaboration with PMH, Dr. Mazhani had access to the resources young Botswana’s doctors desperately need and to additional mentorship, training opportunities and research expertise.

Through training, research and clinical care, the Global Health team at CHOP is committed to contributing to the "Health for All" mission.

A fellowship research project helped identify the prevalence of pneumococcal infections in the Dominican Republic (DR). The findings will be shared with the DR’s Ministry of Public Health to help improve vaccine rates.