[Massachusetts General Hospital](https://www.massgeneral.org)

Not specified (varies by cycle; check program page)

Up to $75,000 for salary support and expenses; 1-year fellowship

Supports healthcare professionals in humanitarian disaster response through service, mentorship, and professional development.

Departmental support and visa eligibility (if applicable) are required for applicants.

--- ## Description The Thomas S. Durant Fellowship, administered by Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH), provides funding and support for healthcare professionals to serve populations affected by complex humanitarian disasters. The fellowship is designed to foster a deep commitment to humanitarian service and professionalism in crisis response. Fellows work with partner organizations delivering humanitarian aid, collaborate with expert mentors, and engage in professional development. They also become active members of the MGH Center for Global Health Community, contributing both locally and in the field. --- ## Due Dates - No specific annual or rolling deadline is published. - Applicants are advised to check the [program page](http://globalhealth.massgeneral.org/ourwork-items/durantfellowship/) for the latest cycle information and deadlines. --- ## Funding Amount - Up to $75,000 is available for salary support and other expenses. - Fellowship duration is 1 year. --- ## Eligibility - Open to all MGH (Massachusetts General Hospital) and BWH (Brigham and Women's Hospital) physicians, advanced practice providers (APPs), and nurses. - Applicants must have full support from their department. - Applicants with visas must ensure visa eligibility for the full duration of the fellowship. --- ## Application Process - Submit a 2–3 page proposal describing the intended humanitarian work. - Provide an updated CV. - Include letters of support from: - Department supervisor or chief - Partner organization - Sponsoring mentor - Selected candidates will be invited for interviews with program leadership and the Durant Fellowship Committee. --- ## Additional Information - Fellows are expected to work closely with a partner humanitarian organization and identify a mentor with subject matter expertise. - Professional development and training opportunities are encouraged as part of the fellowship. - Fellows become part of the MGH Center for Global Health Community. --- ## External Links - [Fellowship Program Page](http://globalhealth.massgeneral.org/ourwork-items/durantfellowship/) - [MGH Center for Global Health Grants & Funding](https://globalhealth.massgeneral.org/grants-funding/) - [Massachusetts General Hospital](https://www.massgeneral.org) --- ## Contact Information | Name/Role | Email | Phone | Additional Info | |-----------------------|-----------------------------------------------|---------------|-------------------------------| | Fellowship Team | [globaldisasterresponse@partners.org](mailto:globaldisasterresponse@partners.org) | 617-726-2000 | Program inquiries | | MGH Research Contact | [contactus@massgeneral.org](mailto:contactus@massgeneral.org) | 617-726-2000 | General hospital contact | | Fellowship Director | [Lindsey Martin, DNP, MSN, RN, AGACNP](https://globalhealth.massgeneral.org/people/lindsey-martin-np/) | | | | Fellowship Manager | [Kristen Giambusso, MPH](https://globalhealth.massgeneral.org/people/lindsey-martin-np/) | | |

Thomas S. Durant Fellowship - Massachusetts General Hospital

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