WONDOOR/Global Health Residency Programs
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![Rachel Pope, MD](/-/media/images/uh-services/ob-gyn/education/guyana/guyana1.jpg)
Rachel Pope, MD (right), inserts an IV line in a patient at Georgetown Public Hospital in Georgetown, Guyana, in January 2012 as part of the WONDOOR program. Dr. Pope is an Ob/Gyn resident at UH MacDonald Women’s Hospitals.
![James Liu, MD](/-/media/images/uh-services/ob-gyn/education/guyana/guyana.jpg)
James Liu, MD (right), inspects an IV line inserted by Dr. Rachel Pope (left), at Georgetown Public Hospital. Dr. Liu is chair of UH MacDonald Women’s Hospital’s Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology and professor at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine.
![Margaret Larkins-Pettigrew, MD](/-/media/images/uh-services/ob-gyn/education/guyana/guyana2.jpg)
Margaret Larkins-Pettigrew, MD (right), and Tia Melton, MD, listen as a needs assessment is completed at Georgetown Public Hospital in January 2012. Drs. Larkins-Pettigrew and Melton started the Women, Neonates, Diversity, Outreach, Opportunities and Research program (known as WONDOOR and pronounced one door) at UH MacDonald Women’s Hospital to train Ob/Gyn residents in global health.
![Two patients sleep in bed](/-/media/images/uh-services/ob-gyn/education/guyana/guyana3.jpg)
Two patients sleep in bed No. 22 at Georgetown Public Hospital in January 2012. Physicians from Georgetown Public Hospital and University Hospitals have created a joint residency program to educate bright motivated general physicians to meet the need for highly trained physicians in Guyana.