Our Global Health Trainee Programs prepare healthcare workers to address the most critical challenges in child health worldwide. Through hands-on experience, mentorship, and specialized training, trainees develop the skills needed to collaborate and innovate in diverse settings, tailored to the local context.
The first-of-its-kind Global Pediatric Fellowship trained pediatricians to advance child health in resource-limited settings. As new global health opportunities and pathways have emerged, the program is now being restructured to meet today's global landscape.
The Maggie Ryan Endowed Fellowship in Global Health supports global health career development with the flexibility and support to respond to urgent global child health needs as they arise.
The Boston Children’s Hospital Global Nursing Fellowship offers education and experiential learning in the delivery of pediatric health care in resource-constrained settings.
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The Pediatric Infectious Diseases (ID) Global Health track is a combined fellowship overlapping with the 2nd and 3rd year of a three-year Pediatric ID Fellowship. This program prepares trainees for careers in childhood infectious disease within the context of global health.
The Boston Children’s Hospital Pediatric Emergency Medicine Global Health Fellowship prepares physicians to become pediatric emergency medicine (PEM) physicians and leaders in global health and international emergency systems.
The Susanna Ryan Endowed Fellowship in Global Health enables early-career clinicians to grow their global health careers while providing the flexibility and resources needed to swiftly address urgent child health issues around the world.
Educating the next generation of global pediatric healthcare workers to increase access to sustainable, high-quality care for children in every corner of the world.
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