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CFHI is currently accepting rolling applications for its global health programs through 2014, and still has a few last minute spots left for November and December 2013!

Published: 17 October 2013

Child Family Health International

WINTER/SPRING GLOBAL HEALTH PROGRAM SCHOLARSHIPS: DEADLINE NOVEMBER 15th

CFHI PROGRAM OPENINGS: CFHI places students on 1-4 month internship-style programs alongside local healthcare professionals in underserved communities.Ìý Participants rotate through clinics and hospitals, attend medical lectures, and become immersed in the healthcare system of the community. CFHI programs showcase local experts and

CFHI is currently accepting rolling applications for its through 2014, and still has a few last minute spots left for November and December 2013! Last minute applicants should to get started on expediting their application.

GLOBAL HEALTH SCHOLARSHIP FUNDING:

  • $1,000 CFHI program scholarships
  • All interested in may apply
  • Currently accepting scholarship applications towards any winter/spring (running January through April 2014)
  • Deadline for winter/spring scholarships: NovemberÌý15thÌý
  • For details see CFHI's

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LEARN MORE: PROGRAM INFO WEBINAR OCTOBER 24th- To learn more about CFHI's , scholarships and more, attend a -upcoming October 24th- and hear from alumni and staff. Also visit the CFHI or .

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