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Reversing patterns of inequity and building social mission back into the health care and health policy professions is the leading health challenge of the 21st century and is a core mission of the Mullan Institute. That mission begins with opportunity, selection, education, and training at the beginning of the health professions life cycle.
This fellowship program is designed to make health workers experts in and advocates for health equity – “health equity warriors”. Annually, 10 U.S. and 10 international fellows, participate in a curriculum that meets 4 times during the year, supplemented by a bi-weekly online program. The Atlantic Fellows for Health Equity is a part of the network of Atlantic Fellows programs. As such, program graduates (called Senior Fellows) will be eligible to participate in programs of the Atlantic Institute after graduation which will include global interest groups, seminars and conferences as well as grants to support on-going collaborative equity focused projects. LEARN MORE...
Health Leadership Impact Fellowship
The Health Leadership Impact Fellowship (HLIF) at the Mullan Institute aims to develop and support future federal leaders in public health and health differences, with a focus on recruiting individuals from groups that have been underrepresented in federal government leadership positions. The program is sponsored by the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS). LEARN MORE...
Residency Fellowship in Health Policy
The George Washington University (GW) Residency Fellowship in Health Policy (RFHP) is an intensive health policy elective. It aims to orient residents and fellows to the fast changing world of health policy, increase their knowledge of key health policy issues facing their community and the nation, and prepare them to be effective physician-leaders in system-based practice. The elective has two components: 1) daily classroom-based learning modules and 2) in-person site visits to take place in various sites around Washington, DC. By the end of the fellowship, students will be able to confidently analyze and discuss key aspects of U.S. health policy through participation in intensive, interactive seminars. LEARN MORE...