The ACHIEVE Training Program offers a one-year appointment for medical doctors and postdoctoral trainees from the U.S. and six sub-Saharan African countries. It focuses on applying dissemination and implementation and data science methods to global health projects related to children, adolescents, caregiving families, HIV/AIDS, mental health, cancer, nutrition, and environmental health. Trainees commit 40 hours per week at LMIC research sites to build research capacity and address health disparities.
U.S. applicants must be postdoctoral fellows or professionals within six years of completing their terminal degree. Candidates from Ghana, Kenya, Rwanda, Sierra Leone, South Africa, or Uganda must have completed their terminal degree within six years of program start.
