Dr. McCullough also hopes to form a group who can help oversee and direct this project, including a co-director. Those who want to lead in this effort and serve on the leadership group will be given first priority for the positions. Students in leadership positions will also get first right of refusal on scheduling for clinical shifts. Interested students should contact director Jeanette Kamell. There is an exciting opportunity for meaningful clinical experience in Nepal.
Trips can be as short as two weeks or as long as a year.
Dr. McCullough is working with undergraduate Liz Kwo to structure a committee to permanently institutionalize a student support group for the Kanti Hospital. In short, we are currently hiring the leadership of this Kanti support group, including a new director. The Kanti support group will work locally to generate support for the children in Kanti as well as coordinating the internships for Stanford undergraduates. The leveraging potential of this project is tremendous. It would help to get a rough head count to determine if a larger room is needed for the evening with Dr. McCullough.