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Global Health Fellowships

Global Health Fellowships give healthcare staff in training funded time to participate in global health work and the chance to complete a project in another country.

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East of England (EoE) Global Health Fellowships Fellowships provide a unique opportunity to develop greater understanding and participate in global health activities.

The Fellowship opportunity is open to:

  • Doctors in training (ST3+) across all specialties in an East of England Training Programme.
  • Nurses, midwives and Allied Health Professionals (AHPs) at Band 6+ and with a minimum of two years continuous service at Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (CUH).

A second round of Global Health Fellowships are now open for Doctors in Training in a East of England Training Programme.


What does a Fellowship involve?

The Fellowships are a unique opportunity to:

  • Have funded time equivalent to half a working day per week to dedicate to global health activities. 
  • Gain understanding of global health and skills in team working, leadership and management and governance, alongside specialty knowledge and skills.  
  • Experience partnership working with healthcare professionals based in the East of England and in the Global South working within an existing health partnership supported by CGHP, and using Health Partnerships model. Undertake a visit with their global health supervisor to international partners. 
  • Become a champion for global health within their training programme and across the East of England region. 
  • Join a support network for international staff working in the East of England with involvement in induction and mentorship.  

“I am incredibly thankful for the opportunity to visit Uganda so early in my fellowship; the trip has most definitely inspired me to continue to build upon the AMS interventions work over the coming year.”

Millie Benjamin, Global Health Fellow 2023-24