Resident Teaching
Teaching the radiology residents at the Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences (MUHAS) in Tanzania has been a great experience for all residents that participated in the global radiology elective. It is a challenging, yet rewarding aspect of the elective as the visiting residents get to teach more junior residents in Tanzania.
Most of the residents will consider the peak of their knowledge in all aspects of radiology to be right after taking the core exam during the third year of training, explaining why Dr. Minja identified this cohort as particularly effective in teaching the more junior radiology residents at MUHAS.
Images of Tanzania
Dr. Mechris Mango (head of Radiology at MOI) Dr. Lulu Fundikira (Head of Radiology at MUHAS) and Dr. Frank Minja (Yale Neuroradiology) in front of MUHAS
Resident housing on the hospital campus (Abbott House)
Meeting with hospital leadership at Muhumbili National Hospital to present an assessment and plan for Interventional Radiology in Tanzania
Dr. Frank Minja presenting at the Biennial Conference of the Pan African Congress of Radiology and Imaging
February 2017 team including Dr. Dennis Toy, Dr. Frank Minja, Dr. Felix Nautsch, and Dr. Mechris Mango (from Left to Right)
Dr. Felix Nautsch with other residents at the biennial Conference of the Pan African Congress of Radiology and Imaging
The newly constructed MUHAS Academic Medical Center Mloganzila campus opened in November 2017
Dr. Kenedy Foryoung teaching radiology residents at the workstation
Dr. Fabian Laage Gaupp presenting a lecture on Interventional Radiology at MUHAS
The Crater at Ngorongoro National Park
Beer with a view at Slipway in Dar es Salaam
Heading out on a safari to the Ngorongoro Crater
Zebras in the Ngorongoro animal conservation crater