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AfyaBora Fellowship in Global Health Leadership will prepare African and U.S. health professionals to lead and manage major health programs in African countries.

Deadline
1st December, 2017

Program
Fellowship

Eligibility
-Be a citizen or permanent resident of Botswana, Cameroon, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda or the USAND
-Meet ONE of the following education requirements
-Medical applicants need to have a M.D. or MBChB with a MMed or Masters degree in related field.
-Nursing applicants need to have a Masters degree in nursing, public health or a related field (PhD preferred), or substantial work experience.
-Other public health professionals (those without a clinical degree) must have a Doctoral degree in public health or a related field.

Value
African trainees-
-Airfare from home to training sites of the AfyaBora Fellowship
-Monthly stipend equivalent to $1500 per month
-Evacuation insurance if stationed outside home country
-Accommodations and per diem up if attending didactic sessions and meetings outside of home country
-Housing allowance of up to $750 per month if placed outside of home country
-Reimbursement for other selected fellowship-specific activities in Africa (i.e. travel to rural sites, visa, etc.)
US Trainees-
-Monthly stipend based on NRSA NIH stipend levels (stipend cap is at 2 years post-doctoral level)
-Roundtrip airfare from home city-Africa
-Airfare within Africa to attachment site placement and modules
-Per diem when attending didactic sessions and meetings
-Housing allowance of up to $750 per month
-Support request for an NIH loan repayment up to $35,000 for one year (only postdoctoral applicants are eligible to apply)
-Reimbursement for other selected fellowship-specific activities in Africa (i.e. travel to rural sites, visa, etc.)

Application  Apply here
Visit Fellowship Webpage for details

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