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Honoring Bob & Lea Anne Einterz

 
 
 
 

You can create training scholarships and continue the Einterz’s global impact.

Bob & Lea Anne Einterz spent 30+ years dedicated to the AMPATH partnership. In 1990, Bob was the first Team Leader in Kenya with Lea Anne and their young family by his side.

Bob served as the first AMPATH Consortium Director, Donald E. Brown Professor of Global Health and Associate Dean for Global Health at Indiana University School of Medicine and Director of the IU Center for Global Health. In February 2020, Bob retired from Indiana University.

We invite you to help recognize their years of service at IU and global impact.

 
 
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Donate in their honor

Thousands of global health trainees have been impacted by Bob and Lea Anne over 30 years.

You can create life-changing training experiences for IU and Moi University learners by supporting the Einterz Global Health Education Fund. Your gift to this endowed fund will enable medical students and residents to participate in two month exchange programs that expand their medical knowledge, perspective and leadership skills.

For every $2 you donate to the Robert and Lea Anne Einterz Global Health Education Fund, $1 will be matched by generous donors. Read more fund information.

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Moi Students Train at AMPATH Partners
Moi Students Train at AMPATH Partners

This year, members of the AMPATH Consortium hosted more than thirty Moi University medical, nursing and health sciences students for clinical rotations in the U.S., Canada and Sweden.

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Moi University Students Visit AMPATH Partners Worldwide, Part 2
Moi University Students Visit AMPATH Partners Worldwide, Part 2

More than thirty Moi University medical, nursing and health sciences students completed clinical rotations at AMPATH partners in the U.S., Canada and Sweden this year.

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First AMPATH Global Nursing Conference Convenes in Kenya
First AMPATH Global Nursing Conference Convenes in Kenya

Nurses from around the world gathered for the first AMPATH Global Nursing Conference with the theme of “Advancing the Role of Nurses in Global Health.”

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AMPATH Spotlighted During High Level Visits
AMPATH Spotlighted During High Level Visits

The White House and Kenyan President William Ruto spotlighted the achievements of the AMPATH partnership and Indiana University’s leadership of the AMPATH Consortium of universities around the world during the official state visit last month.

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Donor Gift Provides Stethoscopes for Moi Medical Students
Donor Gift Provides Stethoscopes for Moi Medical Students

As has been the tradition for decades, members of the incoming 4th-year class of Moi University School of Medicine receive a stethoscope gift as they transition to start their clinical years of training.

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Pediatric Registrar Fulfills Her Destiny with Rotation at Indiana
Pediatric Registrar Fulfills Her Destiny with Rotation at Indiana

Ever since she was a little girl, Dr. Brenda Chepkoech seemed destined to come to Indiana for medical training. This summer she completed rotations in nephrology, pulmonology and in the pediatric intensive care unit (PICU) and now hopes to be part of the team that is slated to set up a PICU in Eldoret in the near future.

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Send a note to Bob & Lea Anne

We’re collecting a special book of messages as a send-off gift for Bob and Lea Anne.

Share your memories and gratitude by writing a personal note.

Photos can also be uploaded.

Global Health is Local Health: A conversation between Bob Einterz and actor and AMPATH advocate Jesse Spencer

Jesse Spencer, actor and star of NBC’s Chicago Fire interviews Dr. Bob Einterz on the transition from AMPATH co-founder to leader of South Bend's Department of Health in northern Indiana.

Ripples of change on a life, a family and a global partnership

Lea Anne Einterz surprised Bob and the audience by sharing a powerful story at the 2019 Tusker Tales event.

Lea Anne used her lens as a social worker to identify themes that AMPATH inspires such as gratitude, shared purpose, empowerment and community. These “side effects” of the AMPATH partnership go far beyond the practice of medicine and create a ripple effect of change.

Watch this special tribute to Bob, along with a surprise toast by their son, Rob Einterz Jr.

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