Fellowship in Pediatric Health Services and Population Health Research

• Possess an eligible doctoral degree.
• Demonstrate a strong interest in pediatric health services or population health research.
• Meet institutional appointment and licensure requirements, if applicable.
• Submit all required application materials and references.
• Successfully complete the interview and selection process.

The Pediatric Health Services and Population Health Research Fellowship at Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine is designed to cultivate future leaders in child health research and policy. Fellows receive rigorous training in quantitative and qualitative research methods, implementation science, and healthcare delivery improvement. The program fosters collaboration with experts in pediatrics, public health, biostatistics, and health economics. Fellows are mentored in developing independent research projects, securing extramural funding, and disseminating scholarly work. Training at a nationally recognized academic medical center and children’s hospital provides access to rich clinical and population-based data resources. Graduates are well prepared for careers in academic medicine, public health, and healthcare leadership focused on improving outcomes for children and families.