Stanford Packard Global Child Health Program

We are committed to improving the health and well-being of children around the world through medical training, multi-disciplinary research, and improved clinical care for the underserved. Our team is equipping the next generation of physician-leaders in global pediatrics.

Reflection on Global Child Health Research

Cam Lincoln' 22, research assistant, reflects on his experience as both a student and TA guiding peers through community-engaged learning and research in the time of COVID-19.

Stanford Global Child Health Travel Scholarships

The Stanford Center for Innovation in Global Health has opened the call for applications for the Stanford Global Child Health Travel Scholarships. Learn more on the program page.

Meet our newest residents

A long-delayed but hearty welcome to our newest pediatric interns in the Global Health scholarly concentration. Click to learn more about this great cohort!

Global Center for Gender Equality Launches

Stanford University School of Medicine has launched the new GCfGE under the leadership of Dr. Gary Darmstadt, associate dean for maternal and child health. It aims to imglobal health and prosperity through innovative, science-based solutions that address the pervasive problem of gender inequality.

Sarnquist awarded RISE COVID-19 Faculty Seed Grant

Clea Sarnquist, Clinical Associate Professor of Pediatrics, has been awarded a Stanford RISE COVID-19 Crisis Response Faculty Seed Grant for work to minimize violence against women and children in Kenya.

Zlotnick Scholar reflection - Jecca steinberg

Zlotnick Memorial scholar and fourth year medical student, Jecca Steinberg, on how her 6-week rotation in Ecuador helped bring together her passion for global health and medicine.

Maldonado COVID research

GCH director, Bonnie Maldonado will co-lead a research collaboration with UCSF and the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative to track the rate of new regional infections, define population immunity levels and help inform how to safely reopen California’s economy.

Meet our newest residents

Seven pediatric interns have been accepted into the Global Health scholarly concentration in 2020. Click to learn more about this great cohort!

MDB Scholar reflection - Meg Quinn

Mary Duke Biddle scholar and senior peds resident, Meg Quinn, reflects on a rotation that was not what she expected.

Updated 09/21/2022

Giving

Follow the link to the Stanford Medicine Giving Page to support our work. Select (Stanford Medicine - Other) and specify the GHFGG Global Child Health Program Fd. Thank you!