Mary Chang

Mary Chang, MD, MPH, is an Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas, Texas. She serves as the Director of Global Health Education in the Office of Global Health. Her career focuses on global health, medical education, and resuscitation science, with expertise in refugee/migrant healthcare and disaster response.

Educational Background:

• Emergency Medicine residency and training at the University of Texas Health Sciences Center (with Vice Chief of Global Health role).
• MPH from Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.
• International Emergency and Public Health fellowship at Johns Hopkins.

Research & Expertise: Dr. Chang’s work addresses global health challenges, including gender-based violence screening in Lebanon/Kenya, migrant health in Thailand, medical education in Liberia, disaster evaluation in the Philippines, and research development in Fiji. She advocates for healthcare equity in developing nations.

Awards:

• Yale/Stanford Johnson & Johnson Global Health Scholar (Monrovia, Liberia).

Leadership & Impact: As Director of Global Health Education, she prioritizes training future clinicians in global health practices. Her initiatives span clinical care, public health interventions, and cross-border healthcare systems.

Labs/Teams: Active within the Office of Global Health at UTSW, collaborating on international health projects.