Global Health Fellowship

The RUSH Global Health Fellowship program provides a unique opportunity to impact global health issues while exploring sustainable solutions on a community level.

The Division of Community and Global Health Equity in the Department of Internal Medicine is pleased to offer a one-year post-graduate Fellowship in Haiti or the Dominican Republic. Fellows have the extraordinary opportunity to work closely with the same community over their year of Fellowship, playing a critical role in care provision, relationship building and program development.

The goals of the RUSH Global Health Fellowship are to:

• Develop life-long leaders and advocates in promoting health equity locally and globally
• Provide opportunities for service and learning in the areas of communicable and non-communicable diseases, social medicine, and systems of health care delivery in under-resourced populations
• Prepare the Fellow for a career in global health and academic hospitalist medicine, with a focus on fellow-driven areas of interest.

For more information about the program, kindly visit https://www.rushu.rush.edu/edu...

Prerequisites:

Global Health Fellows application is open to any individual who has completed a residency in Internal Medicine and is searching for an opportunity to learn and contribute to the growing field of global health. Participation in an international internship or program is not a prerequisite for selection for the program.

How To Apply:

The deadline to apply is December 31, 2023. Applications will be reviewed, and candidates interviewed and accepted on a rolling basis.

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Contact Information:

Stephanie Crane, MD
Chief, Division of Community and Global Health Equity Co-Fellowship Director

Amanda Bradke, MD
Co-Fellowship Director