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Tag Archives: residents
At a clinic in Panama, a resident’s eyes are opened
[Rochelle Chijioke, MD is a 3rd year emergency medicine resident at the University of North Carolina. Earlier this year she did a 3-week international elective rotation in Boquete, Panama to study basic Spanish and medical Spanish and volunteer in a … Read More
Posted in From the Field, Latin America
Tagged global emergency medicine, Panama, residents
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A house call in Panama: medicine without the bells and whistles
[Rochelle Chijioke, MD, is a 3rd year emergency medicine resident at the University of North Carolina. Earlier this year she did a 3-week international elective rotation in Boquete, Panama with a Spanish immersion program called Habla Ya, which teaches both … Read More
Posted in From the Field, Latin America
Tagged global emergency medicine, medical Spanish, Panama, residents
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Expect nothing, be grateful for everything – an emergency medicine resident in Nicaragua
[This is the first in a series of posts by David Carbonell, MD, a third-year resident in emergency medicine at UNC Hospitals. In November 2011, Dr. Carbonell spent a month in León, Nicaragua on rotation with Project Health de León. … Read More
Posted in Clinical care, From the Field, Nicaragua
Tagged emergency medicine, residents, surgery
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Breathless in the Andes
[This post was submitted by Bryan Tepper, a third-year resident in emergency medicine at UNC. His travel was supported by the EM residency program] Ecuador is a mecca for biodiversity. Earlier this year I packed my backpack looking to experience … Read More
Posted in From the Field, Latin America, Students
Tagged Ecuador, emergency medicine, residents
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