Health Justice Fellowship
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The Health Justice Fellowship is a nine-month virtual program dedicated to nurturing the growth of trainees who already show a commitment to advancing health justice in health professions training. The virtual portion of the fellowship will consist of monthly seminars, group learning community meetings, 1-on-1 mentoring, and Health Justice Student Assembly webinars (approximately 6 hrs per month). It will also include a four day in-person intensive during the Social Mission Alliance Conference and Student Assembly Pre-Conference.
All fellows are provided a $2,000 stipend for their time and effort. To be eligible, you must be currently enrolled as a student in good standing at a U.S. medical school, dental school, nursing school, physician associate program, or school of public health.
Applications open annually in July; subscribe to our newsletter to be notified when they open so you don’t miss the application deadline.
Meet the 2024/25 Health Justice Fellows
Alejandra Salemi
Duke University College of Medicine Department of Population Health Sciences
Class of 2026
Read BioPrevious Health Justice Fellows
2023/24
- Jamie Eidsath
- Kiara Marmolejos
- Ujuoñu “Uju” Nwizu
- Temitope “Aisha” Oshilaja
- María J. Ruiz
- Makeen Yasar
- Stacie Davis
2022/23
- Stacie Davis
- Madeline Kane
- Cristina Musch-Hernández
- Thuan Nguyen
- Renán E. Orellana, DO
- Annalyn Velasquez
2021/22
- Zena Ahmed
- Erina Horikawa
- Wajeha Mahmoud
- Daniel Tounsel