
ALT Applications are open for the OMH Health Equity Leadership Development Initiative (HELDI) Fellowship at the Fitzhugh Mullan Institute! Interested in becoming an OMH HELDI fellow, but have a few questions? Person asking a question icon. Swipe to read our FAQ! Visit our website to apply by 1/17/25: https://www.gwhwi.org/omh-heldi.html Fitzhugh Mullan Institute Logo.

ALT Office of Minority Heath (OMH) Health Equity Leadership Development Initiative (HELDI). FAQ icon. Where is OMH HELDI? Finger pointing icon. This full-time residential fellowship program is in the Washington, D.C. area. In-person programming, work placements, and site visits are held throughout the duration of the program. https://www.gwhwi.org/omh-heldi.html Fitzhugh Mullan Institute Logo.

ALT Office of Minority Health (OMH) Health Equity Leadership Development Initiative (HELDI). FAQ icon. I am a medical student or resident, can I apply while working in my state? Finger pointing icon. Students and residents are welcome to apply, but please note that this full-time residential program would require a year of leave from your program. https://www.gwhwi.org/omh-heldi.html Fitzhugh Mullan Institute Logo.

ALT Office of Minority Health (OMH) Health Equity Leadership Development Initiative (HELDI). FAQ icon. Can I apply with a bachelor's degree? To be eligible, applicants must be a graduate-level student or have graduated in the last two years from a graduate program (upon application). Visit our website to apply by 1/17/25: https://www.gwhwi.org/omh-heldi.html Fitzhugh Mullan Institute logo.

ALT In the aftermath of the 2024 elections and the shocking polarization that has occurred across the nation, the Mullan Institute for Health Workforce Equity reaffirms our commitment to advancing health equity across all of our programs and projects. This work includes research, education and action aimed at building a health workforce with the competencies, opportunities and courage to ensure that all people attain their full health potential. We will honor the legacy of countless social justice champions, including the late Dr. Fitzhugh Mullan, as we contribute to the ongoing progress toward a more just world.


















