Vision

Larkin Health aspires to create a community built on Education, Research, Collaboration, and Innovation. To achieve this transformative goal, it is essential that clinical faculty, fellows, residents, and students engaged in research experiences employ a scholarly approach to teaching, clinical teamwork, and patient care.

Goal

The Department of Research and Academic Affairs at Larkin Community Hospital oversees the scholarly activities and initiatives associated with Medical Education. The department provides strategic leadership and administrative coordination to deliver short and long-term support to promote critical thinking and academic excellence in our medical programs and trainees. We are fully committed to fostering dynamic research education for the next generation of clinicians. We genuinely believe that the art of healing must be grounded in the pursuit of practice improvement by education and research advancement.

Mission

Our department’s mission is to foster programs that shall promote the interest of clinicians to conduct research, generate knowledge, and advance healthcare. We assist medical Residents and Fellows in:

Reach Out To Us

Email: josephh@larkinhospital.com

Phone: 305-284-7567

Office: Room 601, 7000 SW 62nd St. Miami FL

The position of Ombudsman for Graduate Medical Education was created to promote a positive climate for residency and fellowship education by providing an independent, impartial, informal, and confidential resource for residents, fellows, and faculty with training-related concerns. You can confidentially call Dr. Sultan S. Ahmed at 786-253-8741 as well as email him at ombudsman@larkinhospital.com. All anonymous concerns and complaints can also be addressed through correspondence at the following e-mail: ombudsman@larkinhospital.com.

Ombudsman Policy

Team 11 Overview

As background, Team 11 was originally formed during the COVID pandemic and provided invaluable research opportunities during these unprecedented times when sharing of information was critical. As a result of the purpose and connection, the members wanted to stay together and formed the Global Research Collaboration Network.

Recognizing the value of the program, Global Research Collaboration Network, also known as Team 11, Larkin Community Hospital sponsors the program and has integrated it into the Department of Research and Academic Affairs. The platform is open for everyone to bring any research and global health-related issues upfront to make a difference in the world and is free of cost. Team 11 creates opportunities to carry out research projects at both the local and international levels. From its inception, we have had more than 1400 plus researchers worldwide, including medical students, medical graduates, residents, and fellows with multiple successful publications who represent over 100 countries from every continent.