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A Public Health Fellowship is a specialized, short-term training program designed to provide hands-on experience in public health research, policy, or practice. Fellows typically work in governmental agencies, non-profits, universities, or international health organizations to develop skills in epidemiology, health education, program management, and data analysis. These positions often serve as a bridge between academic training and professional careers, helping individuals gain real-world experience while contributing to public health initiatives. Fellowships may last from several months to a few years and can be funded through grants, government agencies, or private organizations.

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Public Health Fellows often work on applied research projects, data analysis, literature reviews, and community outreach initiatives under the guidance of experienced mentors. You may assist in designing health interventions, evaluating public health programs, or developing educational materials for various populations. Many fellowships also encourage participation in policy development, stakeholder engagement, and presentation of findings at meetings or conferences. This variety of experiences provides fellows a well-rounded skill set and a chance to make a tangible impact on public health outcomes.

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To thrive in a Public Health Fellowship, you need a solid educational background in public health, epidemiology, or a related field, with relevant research or community health experience. Familiarity with statistical software (such as SPSS or SAS), public health surveillance systems, and often completion of courses like CITI Human Subjects Research training are valuable. Strong communication, analytical thinking, and cultural competency help fellows work effectively on diverse projects and within interdisciplinary teams. These skills enable fellows to contribute meaningful research, collaborate with stakeholders, and address complex health challenges in real-world settings.

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Rural Health Fellowship Obstetrics & Gynecology Physician (MD/DO)

UNC Health

Eden, NC • On-site

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Medical, Dental, Vision, Retirement, PTO

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UNC School of Medicine Rural OB/GYN Fellowship - with Attending-Level Compensation

The UNC School of Medicine, in partnership with UNC Health Medical Group, proudly offers a one-or two-year Rural Obstetrics & Gynecology Fellowship, the first of its kind in the nation, training physician leaders to deliver exceptional women's healthcare in rural maternal health.

Fellowship Highlights

* Individually Tailored Training

o Program customized to your career goals with a dedicated faculty mentor

o Leadership, Administrative, and Research Development up to 50% if desired

* Robust Clinical Practice

o Comprehensive OB/GYN practice at a single fellowship site in Eden, NC

o Close collaboration with 2 experienced clinical partners.

o Potential for a 100% clinical fellowship if desired

* Excellent opportunity for couples match or to join with a co-resident, accepting 1-2 fellows per year

* Rural Health Training Community

o Connection with learners and colleagues who share your passion for rural health through:

  • UNC SOM Fully Integrated Readiness for Service (FIRST) Training Program, a service-

oriented pipeline addressing workforce shortages in rural and underserved North Carolina communities

  • Area Health Education Centers (AHEC)

Compensation & Benefits

* Attending-Level compensation

* Full benefits (medical, dental, vision, FSA, HSA, several supplemental benefits available)

* Generous time off: Front-loaded vacation time starting at 37 days/year, CME time & financial support

* Retirement: 403(b) with attractive match and 457(b)

* Paid parental leave after 12 months of employment

* Paid Professional Expenses: NC medical license, board certification, professional society dues, DEA fee, medical malpractice insurance

* Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) eligible employer

* Employment through UNC Health Medical Group

UNC Health Rockingham - Fellowship Site Highlights

* UNC Women's Health at Eden

o Well-established practice serving the community for over 25 years

o Join a collegial team of two full-time OB/GYNs, one FNP, and per diem OB/GYNs

* Call 1:5 - 1:6 target call schedule supported by dedicated per diem coverage (actual schedule may vary, but call burden is designed to be sustainable and attractive)

* Balanced Practice: 50/50 mix of OB and GYN

* High-Quality: UNC Health Rockingham's Birthing Center recognized as "High Performing" for maternity care by U.S. News & World Report.

* EPIC EMR with Abridge Ambient AI Scribe

* 2026 Recipient of $40 Million in NC Care Funds will strengthen patient access, enhance critical infrastructure, and expand regional health services for our community

* Comprehensive Active Medical Staff of 177 Clinicians

Community - Living in Eden, North Carolina

Located in the Piedmont Triad region of central North Carolina near the Virginia border, Eden offers:

* Small-town charm with a strong sense of community

* Abundant outdoor recreation along rivers and trails, historic downtown festivals, golf courses, and more

* Quiet, scenic living with plentiful green space in Eden and Rockingham County-without sacrificing convenience

* Affordable cost of living

* Above-average public schools

* Temperate four-season climate

Central to the best of North Carolina and Virginia:

* 35 minutes: Danville & Martinsville, VA - Caesars Casino, Martinsville Speedway, Museum of Natural History, Museum of Fine Arts, science center, parks, and trails

* 40 minutes: Greensboro (NC's third-largest city) - multiple colleges/universities, nightlife, wineries, breweries, fine dining, Piedmont Triad International Airport, family attractions (Greensboro Science Center, Children's Museum, Minor League Baseball), Greensboro Coliseum (NCAA tournaments, major concerts), and Tanger Center for the Performing Arts (Broadway tours, symphony, comedy, concerts)

* 2 hours or less: Chapel Hill, NC, Roanoke, VA; Blue Ridge Parkway and Appalachian Mountains, Charlotte, and Raleigh

* 4 hours: Coastal destinations in Virginia, North Carolina, and South Carolina

Eligibility

* MD/DO with completed ACGME-accredited OB/GYN residency

* Eligible for NC medical licensure & ABOG oral boards

* Demonstrated professionalism and a strong commitment to rural healthcare

Contact

Cindy Leonard, Physician Recruiter

Cell: (336) 736-6382

cindy.leonard@unchealth.unc.edu

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