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    Durant-Reilly Fellowship

    The Durant-Reilly Fellowship supports healthcare professionals working with people affected by humanitarian disasters, funding fieldwork and training to strengthen their practice in humanitarian response.

    Funder: Massachusetts General Hospital

    Due Dates: Not listed

    Funding Amounts: Up to $75,000 for a one-year fellowship

    Summary: Supports healthcare professionals serving people affected by complex humanitarian disasters.

    Key Information: Applicants must be MGH or BWH physicians, advanced practice providers, or nurses with full departmental support.


    Description

    The Durant-Reilly Fellowship is run through Massachusetts General Hospital’s Center for Global Health. It honors Dr. Thomas S. Durant’s commitment to making humanitarian service to people affected by war and disasters part of a professional career. The fellowship supports healthcare professionals serving populations affected by complex humanitarian disasters and aims to deepen their commitment to people in distress and develop their professionalism in humanitarian response.

    Fellows work with a humanitarian-assistance partner and a mentor with expertise in their area of focus. They pursue professional development and training that supports their fieldwork, while participating in the Center for Global Health community and its ongoing work locally and across the facility.


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