Partner Sites
The Mount Sinai Global Health Center works closely with domestic and international partners to provide opportunities for educational exchange and collaborative research, training, and public health projects. To learn more about our partner sites see below or click on the various locations on the map.
GLOBAL HEALTH CENTER PARTNER SITES
NORTH AMERICA
- Spirit Lake Nation, North Dakota
Residents can help design and teach a basic curriculum in Public Health at a local tribal college of the Spirit Lake Nation of the Dakota tribe (read more)
SOUTH AMERICA
- Fogarty AIDS International Research Training Program, Argentina
The Fogarty AIRTP program is a collaborating partner of the Global Health Center. The program promotes and supports prevention research and training in HIV and Tuberculosis in Argentina.(read more) - Panthera Pantanal Project, Brazil
In order to help achieve Panthera's goal of linking community development with conservation, the Global Health Center is seeking to improve the health status of Panthera's Pantanal ranch employees and their families. (read more)
AFRICA
- Liberia
- Makerere Medical School, UNICEF, etc, Uganda
The Global Health Center has several partner sites in Uganda where medical Students and residents may work.(read more) - Ahakishaka, Tanzania
Global Health Center has partnered with local organizations to work on bed net distribution for malaria prevention in Ahakishaka, Tanzania (read more)
ASIA
- Jamkhed, India
The Comprehensive Rural Health Project directs innovative programs to improve the health of villagers in underserved Maharastra, India. . (read more)
INTERNATIONAL
- The Mount Sinai International Exchange Program for Minority Students
This is a Global Health Center partner program which provides opportunities for students to work in one of many sites in Central and South America, based on their language skills and research interests. (read more) - The MENTOR Project
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EXTERNAL SITES
For more information about non-Global Health Center placement opportunities, click here.



