USA: New York City, Collaboration between the Columbia Public Psychiatry Fellowship & ICAP
Mentor: Ludwing Salamanca, MD, PhD
Research opportunities available at this site:
Scholarly Projects and Research Year
Thematic Research Areas at this site:
Infectious Diseases, Education, and Mental Health
Global Pop funds students from the following CUIMC Schools at this site:
VP&S
Language requirement:
No
Potential activities that could be carried out by students at this site:
Literature Review, Attend regular Team/site meetings, Summarizing/Disseminating results, Data analysis, Data collection, Manuscript writing, Interview tool development, Development of Educational Materials
Other requirements or information:
This site offers on-site orientation upon arrival.
About Projects with Dr. Salamanca in 2024
Project Information: This program is the result of a collaboration between Columbia's Public Psychiatry Fellowship and ICAP, a global health institute that provides technical support and capacity building to local teams caring for people living with HIV in 34 countries. The goal of this collaboration is to facilitate educational activities to build the capacity of providers to identity and treat mental health conditions. Collaborations, and global mental health collaborations in particular, are team efforts that require a methodic approach. This translates in a gradual process of design and implementation. Students will participate as members of an interdisciplinary team.
Student Participation: Hybrid
Number of students: 1-2