Wisconsin Population Health ServiceFellowship Program 2027–2029
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The Wisconsin Population Health Service Fellowship is a two-year, paid professional training programme for early-career public health professionals who want practical experience addressing public health challenges. Fellows are placed in community-based organisations, nonprofit organisations, government agencies, and health-service organisations across Wisconsin. During the programme, participants develop skills in public health practice, health equity, systems thinking, collaborative leadership, and community health improvement. Each fellow works with an assigned placement organisation and receives professional mentorship while contributing to real public health initiatives. The programme is designed for graduates who want to build careers in public health leadership and service delivery.
Requirements checklist
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Applicants must hold a master's or doctoral degree in public health or an allied discipline before the fellowship begins on July 1, 2027.
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Applicants must be legally authorised to work in the United States. The programme does not provide new visa sponsorship or transfer sponsorship.
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Applicants should demonstrate relevant academic, professional, or volunteer experience in public health or a related field.
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Applicants must submit a CV or résumé of no more than three pages.
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Graduate transcripts are required; unofficial transcripts are accepted.
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Applicants must write a Statement of Interest of no more than 750 words describing their qualifications, career goals, intended achievements during the fellowship, and interest in working as a public health professional in Wisconsin.
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A second essay of no more than 250 words must discuss a broader issue or policy affecting health equity and the applicant's intended role in addressing it.
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Applicants must answer questions about preferred placement settings, geographic considerations, and public health interests.
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Two recommendation letters are required. Applicants provide the names and email addresses of their recommenders, who submit their letters separately.
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Both the application and recommendation letters must be submitted by January 10, 2027.
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Selected candidates typically participate in interviews in February 2027, with final offers expected around early March.