Victoria Mui

Victoria Mui, MD is an Assistant Professor of Clinical Obstetrics and Gynecology at the Perelman School of Medicine, University of Pennsylvania. She is actively engaged in global health initiatives with fieldwork in Vietnam, Uganda, Guatemala, and Guyana, and serves as the OB/GYN Curriculum Lead for the VinUni-UPenn partnership.

Her research and professional interests span Global Surgery, Medical Education, Maternal Health, Bioethics, and International Medical Training. She has contributed significantly to curriculum development and faculty-level teaching in low-resource settings, particularly through her work at Gulu University in Northern Uganda, where she delivered medical lectures and supervised clinical trainees.

The available publications and projects reflect a consistent focus on strengthening healthcare education systems and advancing women’s health globally, particularly through surgical training and academic partnerships. Her work bridges clinical obstetrics and gynecology with global health policy and education reform.

• Former MGH Global Health Clinical Fellow (Seed Global Health-Peace Corps)
• Curriculum Lead, OB/GYN Clinical Clerkship, VinUni-UPenn Partnership
• Visiting Faculty, Gulu University School of Medicine, Uganda

Dr. Mui has mentored medical students, interns, and medical officers in Uganda and continues to lead educational initiatives through international collaborations. She has coordinated faculty efforts in developing core didactic materials for OB/GYN training programs abroad. Although specific grants are not listed, her roles suggest involvement in funded global health education projects.

She is affiliated with the Center for Global Health at Penn and contributes to global surgery and medical education capacity building. Her work is coordinated through structured academic partnerships and institutional global health programs, emphasizing sustainable training models and curriculum implementation.