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Application Deadline: January 17, 2018
Applications for the Global Health Corps 2018/2019 Fellowship program are now being accepted.
Global Health Corps is building the next generation of diverse health leaders. GHC offer a range of paid fellowship positions with health organizations in Malawi, Rwanda, Uganda, the United States, and Zambia and the opportunity to develop as a transformative leader in the health equity movement.
Eligibility Requirements
By the start of the fellowship, June 24, 2018, fellows must:
- Be 30 years or younger.
- Hold a bachelor’s or undergraduate university degree.
- Be proficient in English.
Travel
Global Health Corps handles all travel logistics or provides an equitable travel stipend to all fellows for Training Institute, quarterly workshops, and the End of Year Retreat.
Professional Development
Fellows are eligible to apply for up to $600 USD during the fellowship year from the GHC Professional Development Fund in order to pursue study or activities that contribute to their professional development.
Living Stipend
GHC fellows receive a living stipend that varies based on location and placement organization. The annual review of stipends takes into consideration the cost of living, peer organization and fellowship salaries, and the compensation package for full-time employees at placement organizations.
For Africa-based positions
The living stipend may be paid out in USD or local currency, as determined by the placement organization. Stipend amounts are post-tax. The monthly stipend in each country is:
- Malawi: $650
- Rwanda: $650
- Uganda: $550
- Zambia: $700
Completion Award
Fellows who complete the entire fellowship year in good standing and participate in the End of Year Retreat are eligible for the $1500 completion award.
Housing
For Africa-based positions
Either GHC or the placement organization arranges housing for fellows that meets our minimum housing standards. Housing varies depending on location and the placement organization. Possible housing scenarios include living with other GHC fellows, living with a co-fellow, living with other members of the placement organization, or living alone. Additionally, some fellows may live directly on the premises of the placement organization while others may be live in villages, towns or cities. If the partner is not arranging housing, national fellows may live in GHC-arranged housing or receive a housing allowance. Applicants will be informed of specific housing details at the time a fellowship offer is made.
Insurance
For Africa-based national positions
Fellows will be placed on their placement organization’s employee health insurance. In the event that a placement organization does not have employee health insurance plan, the fellow will be enrolled in a national health insurance scheme by GHC.
Timeline:
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Applications open Dec 6, 2017
Before then, you can view our application preview if you want more time to prepare your materials and begin drafting essays.
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Applications close Jan 17, 2018
Applications close at 11:59pm EST/ 6:59am CAT/ 7:59am EAT. We encourage you to submit your application as soon as you can!
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Rec forms due Jan 15, 2018
GHC require one recommendation form submitted directly by your reference by 11:59pm EST January 15, 2018 (6:59am CAT/7:59am EAT). We can’t consider your application without it!
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Selecting our new crew!
GHC read applications in January and February, conduct interviews in March and April, and make offers on a rolling basis in April and May. The fellowship starts at our Training Institute at Yale University from June 24-July 6, 2018.
For More Information:
Visit the Official Webpage of the Global Health Corps 2018/2019 Fellowship program
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