Career Development: Fellowships, Internships & Training

The University of Pennsylvania is hosting a Neuroscience Boot Camp geared toward professionals and graduate students in non-neuroscience fields.

Nine month M.A. program at the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism designed for experienced journalists with a proven mastery of journalistic skills.

Ten fellows will be chosen to spend a week studying a variety of public health issues at two CDC campuses in Atlanta.

The event, hosted by the Institute for Healthcare Improvement, draws about 6,500 health care leaders from around the world and will focus on celebrating achievements in quality improvement. Posted on 11/07/08

The Capitolbeat conference is packed with panels aimed at helping reporters who must make sense of public policy issues, including health care.

The National Press Foundation will be hosting a daylong seminar on Oct. 23 at the American Public Health Association designed to give journalists a new understanding of pain.

Kaiser Family Foundation seeks applications for its mini-fellowships. The program will award up to $10,000 to cover travel and research expenses relating to a specific project of their choice.

Fulltime, 12-month intern will assist editor of "America's Best Hospitals," "America's Best Children's Hospitals" and other health-related rankings.

The Fellowships provide highly flexible opportunities and resources to research and report in-depth on specific topics.