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Through the Duke Hubert-Yeargan Center for Global Health, Fellows can participate in the Duke Global Health Residency/Fellowship Pathway. This pathway delivers tailored postgraduate training experiences by integrating specialty-specific research opportunities, masters-level didactic training, and close mentorship to develop careers in global health.
- Includes the Master of Science in Global Health, a 38-credit curriculum that includes six core courses, electives, a field experience to apply learned research methods, and a research-based scholarly thesis.
- Graduates are prepared to engage in clinical, epidemiological, social-behavioral, and policy-oriented research, and to design, implement, and manage health programs which target the reduction of health disparities.
- Participants will have a 9-12 month intensive field experience in a resource-poor area of the world.
Pathway 1: Clinical Investigator Pathway
At any of the DGHI sites: co-mentored by Global Health and Nephrology faculty
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Pathway 2: Clinical concentration (2nd year)
Global health clinical exposure at abroad sites
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Graduates
John Stanifer's (2017) research on CKD in Tanzania profiled at the NIH Fogarty International Center.
Anna Strasma current Duke Faculty