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

One Health Day 2020

Today marks the annual observance of One Health Day, an international campaign co-coordinated by the One Health Commission, the One Health Initiative Autonomous pro bono Team and the One Health Platform Foundation. What is One Health Day? According to the One Health Commission, “the goal of One Health Day is to bring attention around the[Read More…]

FEATURED PROJECT

Breaking Silences in the Model Minority: A national intervention to increase mental health awareness and decrease stigma in Asian immigrant families

Our project tackles the problem of mental health and suicide in Chinese immigrant families. Although Asian American youth are often stereotyped as a uniformly well-educated and successful “model minority,” they are at high risk of depression and suicide. Parents often want to help, but face barriers including communication and language challenges, lack of awareness, and[Read More…]

LATEST NEWS

MSU Sexual Assault Healthcare Program Opens

After three years of hard work, Tana Fedewa (Cohort 2019-2022), Director for the Center for Survivors at MSU, and her team opened the new MSU Sexual Assault Healthcare Program opened November 12. In an interview with WLNS 6 News, referring to the comfortable furniture and cool tone wall colors, Tana said that the center was […]

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



How we equip leaders.