University Beat: International Medicine (February 9, 2009)

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International Medicine

USF's College of Medicine is moving beyond the borders of Florida - and even the United States - with its Office of International Affairs. University Beat shows you how the school is trying to improve global health by teaching medical professionals and students around the world the latest clinical practices.

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Dr. John Sinnott, Associate Dean of International Affairs for USF's College of Medicine, talks about how both sides - USF Medical professionals and students and their foreign counterparts - benefit from their interactions.

Dr. Lynette Menezes, Director of International Affairs, says USF has taken special interest in India, particularly when it comes to HIV and in how their doctors interact with patients.

Justin Sempsrott, and Emergency Medical Technician and USF Medical student, says foreign travel really pays off for students.

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Office of International Affairs, USF College of Medicine
E-mail: idintl@gmail.com or 813-844-8918

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University Beat is a radio and television program that focuses on the research and work at the University of South Florida and how it benefits the Tampa Bay area, Florida, and the world around us.