Clinical Scholars

Lead the Way to a Culture of Health

Clinical Scholars is a national leadership program for experienced health care providers supported by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.




PROJECT TEAMS

3-5 health providers


PROGRAM LENGTH

3 years


LEADERSHIP CURRICULUM

Equity, Diversity & Inclusion


ONLINE LEARNING

2-3 hours per week


IN-PERSON LEARNING

14 days per year


PROJECT FUNDING

Up to $525,000

Developing Change Leaders

Clinical Scholars Fellows include pharmacists, physical therapists, veterinarians, dentists, social workers, nurses, physicians, and many others working in various settings. Through mentoring, networking, and an intensive leadership curriculum centered on equity, they deepen their influence and impact as leaders with the power to transform their workplaces and communities.

Today’s health challenges are influenced by factors well beyond the clinic walls.

Building a Culture of Health in the U.S. will take bold leadership from every clinical discipline.

How our program works.

LATEST INSIGHTS

Accessible fridge with free, heat and eat meals for community members

Community Fridge: Addressing COVID-Heightened Food Insecurity

1500 families provided with fresh, culturally appropriate meals through community fridge Food insecurity doubled during the COVID-19 pandemic but a community fridge can help. Samara Grossman led multiple projects in the Boston area with Clinical Scholars Fellows Annie Lewis O’Connor and Hanni Stoklosa. They listened to their community and applied for rapid response grants to[Read More…]

FEATURED PROJECT

Filipino Family Health Initiative: Prevention of Behavioral Health Disparities in an Immigrant Community

Project: Filipino Family Health Initiative Filipino Family Health Initiative is an interdisciplinary team of two occupational therapists, two pediatricians, and a psychologist in Southern California. Wicked Problem There are vast mental health disparities among Filipinos including high rates of adolescent suicide and suicide attempts (27%). Among Asians, Filipinos are the largest subgroup in California and[Read More…]

FEATURED TOOLKIT

We equip healthcare providers with leadership tools centered in equity, diversity, and inclusion.



How we equip leaders.