ASACF & GHO programs enhance anesthesia education, training, and care worldwide.
2019 Outstanding Humanitarian Contribution Award winner Elizabeth A.M. Frost, M.D.
Provides support for young leaders from low- and middle-lower income countries to participate in ANESTHESIOLOGY annual meeting.
ASA-CASIEF collaboration supports anesthesia care and education programs in Guyana and Rwanda.
U.S. residents experience the challenges of delivering anesthesia in a developing country
The ASA Committee on Global Humanitarian Outreach (GHO) is pleased to announce the application cycle for the 2022-2023 scholarship program for U.S. anesthesiology residents to spend a month in a resource-poor setting. Click here for more information and application details.
One World Surgery organizes surgical and primary care missions to its facility in Honduras, the Holy Family Surgery Center. One World Surgery also leads primary care field missions in the communities surrounding the site of its future surgery center and primary care clinic in the Dominican Republic. Surgical missions to the Dominican Republic are scheduled to begin in 2022. They are in need of anesthesiologists and more information can be found here: https://oneworldsurgery.org/medical-mission/
Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) is urgently recruiting anesthesia to provide care to communities without access to functioning health care systems. Pediatrics and obstetric experience is a strong priority right now. Responsibilities include providing anesthesia, pain management, teaching and supervising of local staff, reporting, and at times assisting the ICU. Visit our website to see requirements and apply!
For more information visit the program page, or contact Dr. Reema Sanghvi at rsanghvi@health.ucsd.edu.
For more information visit the program page.