Today I met with Dr. Stephen Nicholas, Professor of Clinical Pediatrics at
Columbia University, Director of Pediatrics at
Harlem Hospital, and founder of the aforementioned
International Family AIDS Program as well as many other admirable and important entities. One of his roles is course director for my South Africa rotation, which, if you were wondering, is formally titled, "PE17P Insights into Global Health: HIV-Infected Children and their Families in South Africa & Russia." Only as far as I know I will not be spending any time in Russia.
This weekend I will, however, be in San Francisco. There I will see my classmate Kemi. Kemi and I rotated through 3rd year clerkships together, so we are basically war buddies. I was therefore rather excited when I found out she would also be doing this rotation in South Africa. We are meeting to discuss the trip since she wasn't able to make the meeting today. Because she's in San Francisco.
(I will also see if she'll let me post a moderately funny picture of her that I found recently on my cell phone. That should be fun.)
This weekend I will, however, be in San Francisco. There I will see my classmate Kemi. Kemi and I rotated through 3rd year clerkships together, so we are basically war buddies. I was therefore rather excited when I found out she would also be doing this rotation in South Africa. We are meeting to discuss the trip since she wasn't able to make the meeting today. Because she's in San Francisco.
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