Published on: 1 March 2023

The Child Health and Wellbeing Network has shared details of a fellowship as it welcomes its latest applications.

The Health Education England Population Health Fellowship is the first of its kind for health and care professionals from a non-population health background.

The fellowship was launched in 2020 and is now recruiting its fourth cohort.  

It is a one-year part-time programme where fellows will work on a population health project.

They will be supported by a blended learning programme.

The aim is to develop a growing network of professionals with population health skills to benefit place-based healthcare systems across England.

The fellowship is available across all HEE regions and the start date for the fourth cohort will be Tuesday, September 5. 

More information about the National Population Health Fellowship can be found by clicking here.

There is also a promotional video on YouTube, which can be found here, with a poster offering an overview of the fellowship here.

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