Internado de Verano para estudios sobre la salud de hispanos

Looking for a PAID internship?

Interested in learning about Hispanic and other minority health issues?

Applications for HSHPS 2013 Summer Graduate Fellowship Training Program (GFTP) are NOW available! 

Apply for paid and unpaid fellowship opportunities with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs and the Center for Disease Control (CDC). 

Deadline to submit documents is March 18!

Details and Applications can be found here: http://www.hshps.org/students/application-form

Eligibility for each program varies, make sure to check if you're eligible to apply: http://www.hshps.org/students/eligibility

ELIGIBILITY for the V.A. Program:

• Minimum GPA 2.7
• U.S. citizen or permanent resident (no visas or work permits)
• Students must identify as an ethnic minority (American Indian, Native Alaskan, Asian and Pacific Islander, Black, or Hispanic)
• Only current students: 4th year undergraduates, graduate, or post graduate students may apply
• Individuals with five or more years of professional experience in the health field are not eligible to apply for this program
• English working proficiency (written and oral)
• Spanish fluency varies depending on program

ELIGIBILITY for CDC Program:

• U.S. citizen or permanent resident (no visas or work permits)
• Students must identify as an ethnic minority (American Indian, Native Alaskan, Asian and Pacific Islander, Black, or Hispanic)
• Recent graduates, 4th year undergraduates, graduate, post graduate students may apply
• Individuals with five or more years of professional experience in the health field are not eligible to apply for this program
• English working proficiency (written and oral)
• Spanish fluency varies depending on program

Award Package 

*Stipends are not intended to cover all of the fellow's living expenses, bills, loans, etc.

*Fellows are typical housed in dorms or two bedroom apartments and share a room with one other fellow.

*Fellows are responsible for arranging their own mode of transportation to the program site and from housing arrangements to the office.