Health Humanities Fellow: Education, Equity & Leadership

Johns Hopkins University; Baltimore (MD); On-site; USD 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Total rewards package supporting health and retirement

Job summary

Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore offers a one-year Health Humanities fellowship aimed at Emergency Medicine physicians. The program equips graduates with skills for leadership in education and scholarship, emphasizing health equity and social justice. Candidates must be Board Eligible or Board Certified in Emergency Medicine, with a demonstrated engagement in Health Humanities.

The fellowship combines didactics, mentorship, and experiential learning to foster essential skills required for leadership in health professions.

Qualifications

• Applicants must hold Board Certification or eligibility in Emergency Medicine.
• Demonstrated engagement with scholarship or research in Health Humanities.
• Advanced degrees related to health humanities are preferred but not required.

Responsibilities

• Participate in a one-year-long fellowship focusing on Health Humanities.
• Engage with didactic and experiential learning in clinical settings.
• Contribute to scholarship, research, and advocacy in Health Humanities.

Skills

Engagement with scholarship in Health Humanities

Experience in narrative medicine

Creative writing

Medical anthropology

Medical sociology

Bioethics

Arts-based education

Education

Board Eligible or Board Certified in Emergency Medicine

Job description

Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore offers a one-year Health Humanities fellowship aimed at Emergency Medicine physicians. The program equips graduates with skills for leadership in education and scholarship, emphasizing health equity and social justice. Candidates must be Board Eligible or Board Certified in Emergency Medicine, with a demonstrated engagement in Health Humanities.

The fellowship combines didactics, mentorship, and experiential learning to foster essential skills required for leadership in health professions.