Global Health Fellowships

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East of England (EoE) Global Health Fellowships provide a unique opportunity for senior trainees in an East of England Training Programme to develop greater understanding and participate in global health activities. The Fellowship opportunity is open to:

• Doctors in training (ST3+) across all specialties in an East of England Training Programme.
• Nurses, midwives and Allied Health Professionals (AHPs) at Band 6+ and with a minimum of two years continuous service at Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (CUH).

How to apply 

Applications for Nurses, Midwives and Allied Health Professionals to the Global Health Fellowship 2026 are open now.

• To apply, please submit your CV and personal statement detailing your interest in a CGHP Global Health Fellowship and relevant background, knowledge, skills, and experience to info@cghp.org.uk    
• You will also need to include written confirmation of support from your manager.   
• In the email subject line please state – Application for Global Health Fellowship Nursing, Midwifery & Allied Health Professionals 2026.   

Applications close at 8am on Monday 7 July 2025. 

Interviews will take place on MS Teams week commencing 21 July 2025. 

Fellowships will start between 1 September and 1 November 2025 and in-person attendance at three GHF meetings in Cambridge is compulsory.

View full details of the opportunity and key dates.

What does a Fellowship involve?

The Fellowships are a wonderful opportunity to:

• Have funded time (up to one session per week) to dedicate to global health activities.
• Gain understanding of global healthcare and skills in team working, leadership and management and governance, alongside your speciality knowledge and skills.
• Experience partnership working with healthcare professionals in the Global South within an existing health partnership supported by CGHP. The GHFs will be expected to work within an established health partnership working on existing projects. The specific work undertaken will depend on the interests of the GHF and agreement of CGHP and a CUH global health supervisor – this may involve teaching, audit, guideline development and research.
• Be offered development against a number of specialty specific curriculum competencies.
• Undertake an international partnership visit with your global health supervisor.
• Become a champion for global health within your CUH department and profession, and across the East of England region.
• Join a support network for international staff working in the East of England with involvement in induction and mentorship.