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Programs & Organizations > The Mark Stinson Fellowship
The Mark Stinson FellowshipThe Mark Stinson Fellowship in Global Health and Underserved Medicine was established to provide training and support for family physicians committed to the care of the underserved, both in the US and abroad. Combining clinical work at a county public hospital with MPH studies at UC Berkeley, the Stinson Fellowship offers a unique opportunity for family physicians to deepen their clinical skills while advancing their knowledge in areas of epidemiology, public health and public policy that impact underserved communities. During the two year fellowship, each fellow will work closely with advisors and mentors at Contra Costa Regional Medical Center and at the UC Berkeley School of Public Health. Fellows complete a research project in an area of their personal interest. Interest areas of past Fellows have included Maternal and Child Health and HIV Care. Contra Costa Regional Medical Center is a state-of-the art medical facility that provides care to the underserved in Contra Costa county. CCRMC is located in Martinez, California, 35 miles from San Francisco. Our patients come from rural, urban and suburban settings and refl ect both a rich ethnic diversity and a wide spectrum of interesting clinical problems. Two-Year Program ScheduleYear One
Summer
Orientation 6/15 - 7/1 Outpatient/Inpatient 7/1 - 8/20 Work/Training
Fall 8/20 - 12/20
Session 1 - MPH Study at UC Berkeley Session 2 - 12 hrs/week at CCRMC
Winter 12/20 - 1/20
40 hrs/week at CCRMC Vacation Time
Spring 1/20 - 5/20
Session 1 - MPH Study at UC Berkeley Session 2 - 12 hrs/week at CCRMC Year Two
40 hours per week at CCRMC
Two months field work/research/project development required Benefits & Compensation
Annual Salary: $65,688 + Benefits
UC Berkeley Tuition: Support through CCRMC Other Benefits
Requirements
Application deadline: December 1st, 2007 - Download the Application (130k PDF, 3pp.)
Interviews in February Final selection by April 1
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