The Mayo Clinic Global Health Scholars Program funds immersive, mentored clinical rotations for trainees in underserved international settings to advance global health skills and leadership.
Funder: Mayo Clinic
Due Dates (Anticipated): September 2026 (Fall cycle) | March 2027 (Spring cycle)
Funding Amounts: Up to $3,000 per participant for travel and living expenses; ~40–50 awards annually; additional Birkenkamp Travel Awards available.
Summary: Supports Mayo Clinic residents, fellows, and trainees to complete hands-on clinical rotations in underserved international settings.
Key Information: Only current Mayo Clinic trainees with program director approval are eligible.
The Mayo Clinic Global Health Scholars Program provides Mayo Clinic residents, fellows, and select students with the opportunity to participate in immersive clinical rotations in underserved international communities. The program aims to broaden participants’ clinical and cultural perspectives, enhance their ability to deliver care in resource-limited environments, and foster leadership in academic and clinical medicine. Rotations are carefully structured and mentored, with the intent to make a positive impact on both the scholars and the communities they serve.