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Health Policy Fellowship Application

Thank you for your interest in the CHSPR Health Policy Fellowship and Certificate Program. This program will equip participants with hands-on policy training, from defining questions and synthesizing evidence to developing options and evaluating impact, within a collaborative learning environment supported by mentorship from scholars and decision-makers. The program is open to all UBC graduate students, UBC surgery clinicians and residents. All information provided will be kept confidential and used only for the purposes of administering the Fellowship.

Name(Required)

First Last

Email(Required)

Current role/program(Required)

(e.g. MPH, MHA, or MSc student; PhD candidate; resident; clinical faculty)

Faculty/department(Required)

Expected graduation date (if applicable)

Are you a graduate student supervised by a CHSPR faculty member?(Required)

Yes

Availability and commitment(Required)

The Health Policy Fellowship is a 9-month, in-person and hybrid program. Fellows are expected to actively participate in program activities, events, and collaborative work.

I understand that this is an in-person and hybrid, 9-month fellowship program

I understand that fellows are expected to attend and participate in key CHSPR events

I commit to actively participating in collaborative activities

Please upload a copy of your CV or resume

Accepted file types: pdf, doc, docx, Max. file size: 20 MB.

Statement of interest outlining your interest in the fellowship and your goals for participating in the program(Required)

In 500-800 words, address the following: health policy training or experience you may have had; your motivation for wanting to enroll in the program; how the program fits into your graduate program or clinical activities and/or career plans.

Positionality statement (optional)

You are invited to share any experiences, perspectives, or backgrounds that you feel may contribute to the diversity, equity, and inclusiveness of the fellowship cohort and the broader health policy community. This may include experiences related to community engagement, lived experience, work with underserved or marginalized populations, or perspectives that shape your approach to health policy.

For medical residents

I have discussed this opportunity with my program director, and they have confirmed protected time to attend the mandatory sessions