The Mayo Clinic Global Health Scholars Program offers immersive, mentored clinical training for trainees in underserved international communities to build skills and cultural competency in global health.
Mayo Clinic has archived this opportunity.
Funder: Mayo Clinic
Due Dates (Anticipated): October 2026 (Fall cycle) | March 2027 (Spring cycle)
Funding Amounts: Up to $3,000 per participant for travel and living expenses; 40–50 awards annually.
Summary: Supports Mayo Clinic trainees in mentored, immersive clinical rotations serving underserved international communities.
Key Information: For current Mayo Clinic residents, fellows, or learners with program approval; both Mayo-designated and independent global sites eligible.
The Mayo Clinic Global Health Scholars Program provides Mayo Clinic residents, fellows, and eligible learners the opportunity to participate in elective clinical rotations in underserved international communities. The program aims to develop clinical skills, cultural awareness, and adaptability in resource-limited settings, while fostering leadership in global health. Rotations are well-mentored and designed to provide meaningful, hands-on care experiences that benefit both the trainee and the host community.