Post by lindan on Apr 27, 2022 12:44:11 GMT -5
The Primary Care Academic Fellowship at Boston Medical Center/Boston University is accepting fellowship applications for July 2022 (or later). We seek applicants interested in careers in academic medicine with a focus on research on innovative health care and community interventions for underserved populations.
Our fellowship has trained academic leaders for >20 years and provides:
• An interdisciplinary program that includes faculty and fellows from clinical divisions including Pediatrics, Family Medicine, and General Internal Medicine
• Intensive individual research and career mentoring
Our program:
• Trains primary care physicians and PhDs for careers in academic medicine, health services, and clinical epidemiology
• Includes a broad range of observational and interventional approaches to addressing disparities, health literacy, substance use and addiction, and social determinants of health.
• Addresses individual needs of trainees, including enhancing leadership skills for long-term career success
Affiliated institutions include:
• Boston Medical Center, an academic safety-net hospital
• Boston University School of Public Health
• Boston University School of Medicine
Funding Sources:
• Health Resources and Services Administration (T32)
• Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (T32)
Application:
For more information about the application process, please contact Linda Neville for more information Linda.neville@bmc.org, 617-638-8344 or visit www.bumc.bu.edu/medfellowship/
Our fellowship has trained academic leaders for >20 years and provides:
• An interdisciplinary program that includes faculty and fellows from clinical divisions including Pediatrics, Family Medicine, and General Internal Medicine
• Intensive individual research and career mentoring
Our program:
• Trains primary care physicians and PhDs for careers in academic medicine, health services, and clinical epidemiology
• Includes a broad range of observational and interventional approaches to addressing disparities, health literacy, substance use and addiction, and social determinants of health.
• Addresses individual needs of trainees, including enhancing leadership skills for long-term career success
Affiliated institutions include:
• Boston Medical Center, an academic safety-net hospital
• Boston University School of Public Health
• Boston University School of Medicine
Funding Sources:
• Health Resources and Services Administration (T32)
• Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (T32)
Application:
For more information about the application process, please contact Linda Neville for more information Linda.neville@bmc.org, 617-638-8344 or visit www.bumc.bu.edu/medfellowship/