Training

Passing on knowledge is part of the Institute's mission: training, here in Haiti, the next generation of reproductive medicine professionals.

An official partnership

The Institute has signed a memorandum of understanding with Haiti's Ministry of Public Health and Population to train young Haitian health professionals.

Why we teach

An institution that keeps its knowledge to itself builds nothing durable. For more than fifteen years, the members of our team have trained young obstetrician-gynecologists, in Haiti and abroad.

To train, finally — and this is perhaps what gives the whole undertaking its real meaning. As early as 2010, I brought together a group of young Haitian obstetrician-gynecologists and had them trained in Haiti; they are today among the country's specialists. I have also been teaching for more than thirty years, at the National School of Nursing, at the medical faculty of Université Notre-Dame d'Haïti where I chair the department of gynecology, and at Duke University's Global Health Institute. We want these skills not to stay concentrated in the capital, but to reach the country's other departments over time.
Dr Harry J. Beauvais, MD, MPH
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Clinical mentorship

Young professionals learn side by side with the specialists, in consultation rooms and in the laboratory.

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Reproductive medicine

Ultrasound, stimulation, insemination, IVF: techniques and protocols are taught inside the Institute itself.

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Ethics and rigor

Consent, confidentiality, honest results: the training passes on a practice as much as a standard.

Head of training

Portrait of Dr Serge Guichard

Dr Serge Guichard

Obstetrician-gynecologist · Head of training

MD, State University of Haiti · Obstetrics and gynecology residency, HUEH maternity · Certificates in gynecological endocrinology, infertility and colposcopy, Université Paris VI

Trained in Port-au-Prince and then in the Paris hospitals, at the Baudelocque maternity and the Broca gynecology centre, he completed a certificate in reproductive biology at Kremlin-Bicêtre and an obstetric sonography placement in New York. He taught at the medical faculty of the State University of Haiti from 1980 to 1996 and practised for fifteen years at the HUEH maternity. He leads the Institute's training program, run in partnership with Haiti's Ministry of Public Health and Population.

Meet the team

Join the program

Are you a young health professional interested in the program? Write to us.

Young physicians in training at the Institute