Global Emergency Medicine Student Leadership Program
EMRA's Medical Student Council and the ACEP International Section partnered to provide a year-long mentorship program through which ACEP International Ambassadors and other section members provide mentorship to EMRA's student members interested in emergency medicine and its global development as a specialty. The Global Emergency Medicine Leadership Program (GEMS LP) aims to introduce students to global health/global emergency medicine and the opportunities that come along with it. As part of the year-long program, mentees will participate in journal clubs and group academic projects that provide an overview of key global health concepts and their application within the field of global emergency medicine. Additionally, students will get to build a network of emergency medicine physician mentors who are conducting global health work worldwide. Through these relationships, the mentees can establish memorable connections based on regions, GEM subspecialty of interest (i.e. disaster response, medical education, ultrasound, others), and intended career path.
Meet our GEMS-LP 2025-2026 Mentees!
Maya Almoussa
University of Michigan, 3rd year
Joanna Amo-Anoyeke
University of Ghana, 4th year
May Braido
International University of the Health Sciences, 1st year
Jordan Hammond
Humanitas University, Italy, 4th year
Destiny Kanning
Michigan State University College of Osteopathic Medicine, 1st year
Nossin Khan
Western Michigan University Higher Stryker, 2nd year
Emily Nguyen
George Washington University, 4th year
Johain Ounadjela
New York University Grossman, 4th year
Melissa Rallo
University of Maryland, 4th year
Avery Roberts
University of the Incarnate Word, 4th year
Justin Romero
Michigan State University, 2nd year
Abby Shah
Michigan State College of Human Medicine, 2nd year
Kasanas Smith
Avalon University School of Medicine, 3rd year
Wesley Vear
Columbia University VP&S, 4th year
Saira Moazzam
Brown University, 2nd year
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Jun 12, 2019
Global Emergency Medicine Student Leadership Program
EMRA's Medical Student Council and the ACEP International Ambassador Section, have started a mentorship program matching EMRA international student members with ACEP International Ambassador Section mentors. The program seeks to expose students to a network of emergency medicine physicians conducting global health work and to familiarize students with major topics within emergency medicine.

