PHI/CDC Call for Applications: Global Health Fellowship Program
The Public Health Institute (PHI) Global Health Fellowship Program is a U.S. Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and Prevention-funded program that offers recent global public health graduates from Council on Education in Public Health accredited schools and programs the exciting opportunity to participate in yearlong fellowships with guidance from leading global health experts from the CDC. This exciting program is called Global Health Fellowship Program.
Fellow Financials:
- Fellows receive a stipend allowance. Stipends for fellowship placements are based on Atlanta’s GS payscale – GS-8 Step 1 (MPH) and GS-9 Step 1 (PhD in PH).
- In addition to stipends, fellows are provided predetermined allowances in the following categories: housing, local travel, travel/training and health. Amounts vary based on fellowship location and scope of work. Actual amounts are shared upon offer of fellowship placement.
- Domestic-based fellows are responsible for their own relocation expenses.
- Overseas-based fellows receive a one-time shipping allowance.
- Fellows are responsible for obtaining adequate medical coverage. The health allowance provided is meant to offset this cost. Proof of medical coverage is required before beginning the fellowship placement.
Minimum Eligibility Requirements:
- MPH, MSPH or PhD in Public Health from a CEPH accredited school or program required. Not sure if your school or program is accredited? Find out here.
- Recent graduates must have received their MPH or PhD in Public Health prior to the beginning of the fellowship (no later than June 2021) or within the last five years (no earlier than September 2016).
- U.S. citizen or legal permanent resident and authorized to work in the U.S.
Read more here.
No applications deadline: applications are rolling but it is encouraged to submit the application ASAP.
