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Global Health Fellowships give healthcare staff in training funded time to participate in global health work and the chance to complete a project in another country.

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East of England (EoE) Global Health Fellowships provide the 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+) – all specialties
  • Nurses and Midwives doing preceptorship
  • AHPs in final year of training

Applications typically open in the first quarter of the year, with interviews in early Summer and Fellowships starting between August and October.

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 low- and middle-income countries through an existing CGHP partnership or another defined partnership and using the Principles of Partnership model.
  • Be offered development against a number of specialty specific curriculum competencies.
  • Undertake an overseas partnership visit, depending on international travel restrictions.
  • Have the opportunity to study for a Global Health / International Health qualification (partial funding available, subject to approval)
  • Become a champion for global health within your specialty and the region.
  • Become part of a support network for international medical graduates training in the region with involvement in induction and mentorship.

“I am incredibly thankful for the opportunity to visit Uganda so early in my fellowship; the trip has most definitely inspired me to continue to build upon the AMS interventions work over the coming year.”

Millie Benjamin, Global Health Fellow 2023-24