Global Health Corps Fellow
Burundi, Malawi, Rwanda, Uganda, and the USA
Global Health Corps is expanding this year to support 70 emerging leaders in their 2011-2012 fellowship class. Apply to be a Global Health Corps Fellow and join a growing community of emerging leaders committed to global health equity and social justice. Applications for placements in Burundi, Malawi, Rwanda, Uganda and the USA are now open at www.apply.ghcorps.org.
Applications for US citizens open February 1st and close March 1st. Applications for non-American citizens open February 1st and close April 1st.
Applicants must be 30 years of age, have earned an undergraduate university degree by July 2011, and be proficient in English.
Global Health Corps recruits outstanding young professionals from around the world to work with organizations on the frontline of the fight for global health equity. GHC fellows are innovative and committed to results. GHC is seeking managers, communicators, researchers, supply chain analysts, maternal and child health specialists, architects, computer scientists, project coordinators, and exceptional individuals from other disciplines important to strengthening health systems in the world.
GHC fellows receive full funding, in addition to mentorship, training, and support from the GHC community of alumni and advisers. Successful applicants will come from a diversity of expertise and backgrounds.
Regardless of your professional, academic, or economic background, you can make an impact. Go to www.ghcorps.org to learn how you can join the movement.
“To truly address the myriad of challenges to achieving global health equity, we must engage a broad-based movement of people working together across generations, borders, and disciplines. The Global Health Corps is building this movement through global service and solidarity. And I am proud to be a part of it.” – Dr. Paul Farmer, Founding Director, Partners in Health, GHC Advisory Board Member
Applications for US citizens open February 1st and close March 1st. Applications for non-American citizens open February 1st and close April 1st.
Global Health Corps is expanding this year to support 70 emerging leaders in their 2011-2012 fellowship class. Apply to be a Global Health Corps Fellow and join a growing community of emerging leaders committed to global health equity and social justice. Applications for placements in Burundi, Malawi, Rwanda, Uganda and the USA are now open at www.apply.ghcorps.org.
Applications for US citizens open February 1st and close March 1st. Applications for non-American citizens open February 1st and close April 1st.
Applicants must be 30 years of age, have earned an undergraduate university degree by July 2011, and be proficient in English.
Global Health Corps recruits outstanding young professionals from around the world to work with organizations on the frontline of the fight for global health equity. GHC fellows are innovative and committed to results. GHC is seeking managers, communicators, researchers, supply chain analysts, maternal and child health specialists, architects, computer scientists, project coordinators, and exceptional individuals from other disciplines important to strengthening health systems in the world.
GHC fellows receive full funding, in addition to mentorship, training, and support from the GHC community of alumni and advisers. Successful applicants will come from a diversity of expertise and backgrounds.
Regardless of your professional, academic, or economic background, you can make an impact. Go to www.ghcorps.org to learn how you can join the movement.
“To truly address the myriad of challenges to achieving global health equity, we must engage a broad-based movement of people working together across generations, borders, and disciplines. The Global Health Corps is building this movement through global service and solidarity. And I am proud to be a part of it.” – Dr. Paul Farmer, Founding Director, Partners in Health, GHC Advisory Board Member
How to apply
To see full job descriptions and apply go to www.apply.ghcorps.org. Applicants will need to submit an online application along with their resume and the name and contact information for two references.Applications for US citizens open February 1st and close March 1st. Applications for non-American citizens open February 1st and close April 1st.
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