Stacked badges that lead to a micro-credential related to public health disparities. Program includes one course combined with a local, a national, and an international outreach experience.
This program is open to licensed health care professionals, students (undergraduate and graduate) and faculty teaching in health profession programs, who are interested in gaining a perspective on public health and participating in collaborative practice outreach missions.
This program provides local, national, and international experiences that enable collaboration with non-profit organizations, educators, students and practitioners to function as part of a multi-disciplinary team to provide screenings, education, and direct patient care to those that need it most.
Two-three semesters. Length of program will depend on participants availability for national and international outreach experiences.
Upon completion of the full program you will earn a notation on your academic transcript as well as a series of badges that you may use on your digital resume or social media sites. Alternatively, you may opt for one or two badges only, depending upon your own goals and objectives.
Location of Trip: Dakar, Senegal
Annual Dates of Trip: 10-14 day period in July
Organizing Faculty: Joseph E. Gambacorta, DDS
Organizing Faculty Contact Info: jeg9@buffalo.edu
Credit Bearing? Yes, Badge Opportunity
Organizing Entity School of Dental Medicine/International Office
Cost of trip per participant: $2500.00-$3000.00
Travel Funds available? No
Multidisciplinary opportunity? Yes-Nursing, Community Global Health Equity
Faculty from other disciplines able to participate? Yes-Nursing, Community of Global Health Equity
Learning Objectives:
1. Identify health disparities within populations across the lifespan.
2. Examine the health needs and issues of vulnerable and diverse populations.
3. Appraise trends and future direction for health promotion and disease prevention across populations within the political, social, economic and ethical context.
4. Utilize evidenced based population strategies to enhance health across the lifespan.
5. Work as a member of an inter-professional healthcare delivery team.
Location of Trip: Knoxville, Tennessee
Annual Dates of Trip: First weekend (3-days) in February
Organizing Faculty: Joseph E. Gambacorta, DDS
Organizing Faculty Contact Info: jeg9@buffalo.edu
Credit Bearing? Yes, Badge Opportunity
Organizing Entity: School of Dental Medicine
Partner Organization: Remote Area Medical (RAM)
Cost of trip per participant: $100-$200.00
Travel Funds available? No
Multidisciplinary opportunity? Yes-Nursing, Community Global Health Equity
Faculty from other disciplines able to participate? Yes-Nursing, Community of Global Health Equity
Learning Objectives:
1. Identify health disparities within populations across the lifespan.
2. Examine the health needs and issues of vulnerable and diverse populations.
3. Appraise trends and future direction for health promotion and disease prevention across populations within the political, social, economic and ethical context.
4. Utilize evidenced based population strategies to enhance health across the lifespan.
5. Work as a member of an inter-professional healthcare delivery team.
Location of Trip: Borgne, Haiti
Annual Dates of Trip: One week Mid-March
Organizing Faculty: Joseph E. Gambacorta, DDS
Organizing Faculty Contact Info: jeg9@buffalo.edu
Credit Bearing? Yes, Badge Opportunity
Organizing Entity: School of Dental Medicine/International Office
Partner Organization: Alyans Sante Borgne Hopsital (ASB)
Cost of trip per participant: $1000.00-$1250.00
Travel Funds available? No
Multidisciplinary opportunity? Yes-Pharmacy, Nursing, Community Global Health Equity
Faculty from other disciplines able to participate? Yes-Pharmacy, Nursing, Community of Global Health Equity
Learning Objectives:
1. Identify health disparities within populations across the lifespan.
2. Examine the health needs and issues of vulnerable and diverse populations.
3. Appraise trends and future direction for health promotion and disease prevention across populations within the political, social, economic and ethical context.
4. Utilize evidenced based population strategies to enhance health across the lifespan.
5. Work as a member of an inter-professional healthcare delivery team.
Location of Trip: La Romana, Dominican Republic
Annual Dates of Trip: One week Mid-March
Organizing Faculty: Dr. Kevin D'Angelo, DDS
Organizing Faculty Contact Info: drkd@aol.com
Credit Bearing? Yes, Badge Opportunity
Organizing Entity School of Dental Medicine/International Office
Partner Organization: Hospital el Buen Samaritano/Flying Dentists Association Mission Foundation
Cost of trip per participant: $1500.00-$2000.00
Travel Funds available? No
Multidisciplinary opportunity? Yes-Community Global Health Equity
Faculty from other disciplines able to participate? Yes-Community of Global Health Equity
Learning Objectives:
1. Identify health disparities within populations across the lifespan.
2. Examine the health needs and issues of vulnerable and diverse populations.
3. Appraise trends and future direction for health promotion and disease prevention across populations within the political, social, economic and ethical context.
4. Utilize evidenced based population strategies to enhance health across the lifespan.
5. Work as a member of an inter-professional healthcare delivery team.
Interested parties should complete and submit the following form.