Planetary Health Leadership Fellow — Emergency Medicine

John Hopkin’s University; Baltimore (MD); On-site; USD 60,000 - 75,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health benefits

Academic mentorship

Research funding opportunities

Job summary

Johns Hopkins University is offering a fellowship in Planetary Health designed for emergency medicine clinicians. This program aims to equip fellows with the necessary skills to integrate principles of Planetary Health into clinical practice, research, and education. Fellows will participate in immersive experiences, advocacy, and perform clinical duties while developing their capstone projects.

Fellows will work closely with various departments and represent Planetary Health initiatives on different platforms, contributing to the development of important policies and educational content, thereby fostering interdisciplinary solutions in health care.

Qualifications

• Must have a medical degree and specialty training in emergency medicine.
• Experience in teaching and advocacy is preferred.
• Familiarity with Planetary Health principles is advantageous.

Responsibilities

• Lead educational efforts in Planetary Health.
• Conduct research and quality improvement projects.
• Mentor students and contribute to curriculum development.

Skills

Interdisciplinary collaboration

Public health knowledge

Mentorship

Crisis management

Education

Medical degree (MD)

Training in emergency medicine

Job description

Johns Hopkins University is offering a fellowship in Planetary Health designed for emergency medicine clinicians. This program aims to equip fellows with the necessary skills to integrate principles of Planetary Health into clinical practice, research, and education. Fellows will participate in immersive experiences, advocacy, and perform clinical duties while developing their capstone projects.

Fellows will work closely with various departments and represent Planetary Health initiatives on different platforms, contributing to the development of important policies and educational content, thereby fostering interdisciplinary solutions in health care.