多样性, 股本, and Inclusion

The Pediatric Residency Program at SUNY 推荐最近最火的赌博软件 is dedicated to actively recruiting, 引人入胜的, 支持, working with and educating 居民 from diverse backgrounds. The department recognizes the value of diversity in education and the care of patients and their families.

The Department of Pediatrics has made several strides toward improving our climate for Justice, 股本, 多样性, and Inclusion (JEDI). These activities include:

• Establishment of a strong and active 多样性, 股本, and Inclusion Committee composed of 居民, 教师, 和工作人员
• Developing a resident-initiated and departmentally supported mentoring program for 居民 who identify as historically minoritzed groups or as an underrepresented minority in medicine (URiM)
• Collaborations with 推荐最近最火的赌博软件 affinity groups for underrepresented minoritized 教师, 工作人员, 居民, 和学生.

We provide comprehensive and compassionate care to patients in Syracuse and Central New York, and address the needs of patients from all races, gender identities, and economic backgrounds.

Some characteristics of our community:

• More than 80% of the children and adolescents seen in our outpatient general pediatrics clinic are insured by Medicaid. Learn more at: http://www.syracuse.com/data/2022/04/child-poverty-in-syracuse-3-sets-of-numbers-tell-a-troubling-story.html
• We are one of the largest refugee resettlement areas in New York State, bringing together and 支持 people from all over the world. Learn more at: http://refugeeandimmigrant.org/
• We offer a large specialized clinic providing gender-affirming care to transgender adolescents.
• Our outpatient programs include:

           o Care of children in foster care: 增强
           o Care of abused children: 护理
           o Adolescent medicine
           o Refugee Health Clinic
           o Inclusive fitness and adaptive design

教育al Programming:

• Strong programs in advocacy, including an advocacy interest group and international health
• Longitudinal elective experience for third-year 居民 in an outpatient walk-in clinic providing acute care to Native American children at the Onondaga Nation Clinic
• Integration of health equity discussions into Morbidity and Mortality sessions and other grand rounds presentations
• Use of a novel bias checklist, created by Dr. Amy Caruso Brown for informing educational materials
• Partnerships with programs for children with disabilities, focused on adaptive technology, inclusive recreation, and adapted sports
• 教育al workshops on topics including ethics, mitigating bias, and dealing with microaggressions
• A program-level mistreatment policy to guide 居民, including contact information for institutional resources.