Fellows interested in Global Health can apply to participate in the Duke Global Health Pathway, an innovative program that provides residents and fellows from across Duke Medical Center opportunities for intensive global health training. Fellows integrate Master of Science in Global Health (MSc-GH) didactics with closely mentored research opportunities overseas.
Infectious Diseases Fellows selected for the Global Health Pathway follow the clinical research track of the fellowship and complete fellowships in both Global Health and Infectious Diseases in three years. The Duke Global Health Institute and the Hubert-Yeargan Center for Global Health partner with colleagues in Moshi Tanzania, Eldoret Kenya, and Galle Sri Lanka for research and service opportunities. Infectious Diseases faculty spend considerable time at these partnership locations. Matt Rubach, MD, lives in Moshi full-time; Wendy O’Meara lives in Eldoret full-time, and Gayani Tellekeratne splits her time between Galle and Durham. Other Infectious Diseases faculty engaged in Global Health work include John Bartlett, Ralph Corey, Vance Fowler, Greg Gray, Tom Holland, Thuy Le, Myaing Nyunt, Wendy O’Meara, Christopher Plowe, Megan Reller, Steve Taylor, Gayani Tillekeratne, Nathan Thielman, and Chris Woods.
Application Process
Interested applicants can find more information by visiting the Global Health Infectious Diseases Fellowship website and are encouraged to contact Nathan Thielman at n.thielman@duke.edu.
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