The Strong Children Wellness (SCW) Community Health Equity Fellowship is a one-year training program for Family Nurse Practitioners (FNPs) who are committed to health justice and serving under-resourced communities. Fellows work in our integrated, team-based primary care practice and receive mentorship from SCW’s leadership team who are experts in health equity, systems transformation, and community-based care.

Fellows care for medically and psychosocially complex children and adults, build trust and continuity with their patients, and learn to lead community-engaged health equity projects in partnership with trusted local organizations. Designed to support your growth as both a clinician and systems change leader, this fellowship equips you to transform care delivery for underserved populations.

• We welcome applications from licensed Family Nurse Practitioners who have:
• A strong commitment to advancing health equity
• Experience working with psychosocially complex and/or
  low-income populations
• Interest in community partnership and health systems change
• Passion for working in under-resourced communities
• Interest in working within multidisciplinary settings that address physical health, mental health and social needs
• *All fellows must commit to a minimum of one additional year of employment at SCW after completion of the fellowship

VISIT OUR WEBSITE FOR FULL PROGRAM DETAILS.

TO APPLY: Complete this online application, which will include: (i) a personal statement and (ii) two letters of support

Applications are due by June 15, 2025.

The fellowship is designed to be immersive, balancing structured learning with hands-on, community-based practice.

• 12-month program | Fellows get approximately 20% of protected time for fellowship activities, including a community-based project
• Clinical training within a community-embedded practice working with a multidisciplinary team
• Individualized mentorship from leaders in health equity & systems change
• Development and implementation of a community-based project focused on addressing health & social disparities
• Structured curriculum in leadership, health policy, and advocacy
• Competitive compensation package for fellows