Stanford Medical Doctors & Nurses Share Their Experiences in Haiti's Disaster Relief

The 7.0-magnitude earthquake that hit Haiti on Jan 12, 2010 killed approximately 230,000 ppl. Stanford sent a team of 8 emergency medical physicians and nurses on Jan 15 to Haiti, where they spent two weeks providing assistance to earthquake survivors. 6 of the 8 team members will share about their experiences:

Paul Auerbach (MD) - Professor of Surgery in the Division of Emergency Medicine

Ian Brown (MD) - Emergency Medical Doctor

Anil Menon (MD) - Hospital Physician and Clinical Instructor

Robert Norris (MD) - Professor and Chief of The Division of Emergency Medicine

Gaby McAdoo (RN) - Stanford Heart Network Nurse

Julie Racioppi (RN) - Emergency Nurse

Hear their stories and see the photos they took on

Sunday May 23rd 4pm-6pm

Assembly Room, Bechtel International Center, Stanford University

 
Date and Time:
 Sunday, May 23, 2010.  4:00 PM.
Approximate duration of 2 hour(s).
Location:
Bechtel International Center 584 Capistrano Way Stanford, CA 94305  [Map]
Audience:
Faculty/Staff
Alumni/Friends
General Public
Students
Category:
Lectures/Readings
Sponsor:
Bechtel International Center| Palo Alto Host Lions Club | Stanford Latin American Studies | United Nations Association Film Festival (www.unaff.org) | Midpeninsula Community Media Center | Peninsula Chapter of the World Affairs Council | Peninsula Branch
Contact:
650-725-0887
gfind@stanford.edu
Admission:
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Last Modified:
May 21, 2010