Stanford University
Center for Innovation in
Global Health–  

About Us

David Carreon
The Stanford University Center for Innovation in Global Health (CIGH) strives to enable collaborative programs in global health for residents, medical students and undergraduates by reaching across geographic, cultural, economic and gender boundaries to inspire a new generation of global health leaders by creating partnered programs which build capacity both overseas and in the US in underserved low resource communities.

The Center has developed the Consortium in Innovation, Education, Action and Evaluation (C-IDEA) collaboration, the Medical Education Parntership Initiative (MEPI) with the University of Zimbabwe, the Yale/Stanford Johnson and Johnson Global Health Scholar Program, all of which intersect with Stanford's Global Gateway and the Lane Library Global health resource portal. The Center also sponsors cross- and multi-disciplinary seminars such the impact of multinationals on global health and case-based tropical medicine.

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