A just and equitable world requires diverse health care leaders.

National Medical Fellowships (NMF) provides need-based and merit scholarships and service-learning programs to Black, Indigenous, Latine, People of Color students of medicine and behavioral health. NMF also works to diversify clinical research. 

A just and equitable world requires diverse health care leaders.

National Medical Fellowships provides need-based and merit scholarships to Black, Indigenous, Latine, People of Color students of medicine and other health professions and works to increase diversity in clinical research. 

77+

years of providing scholarships and support to students underrepresented in medicine.

$5.2 M

in scholarships will be awarded through all of NMF's programs in 2023 to students of medicine and other health professions.

32 K +

NMF alumni form a network of health care leaders committed to eliminating unnecessary and preventable health disparities.

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The Need for NMF

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Equity-minded health professionals from the very communities that endure the highest levels of health inequity in this nation are needed more than ever to address the well-earned historical and present-day causes of mistrust in health care. NMF is eliminating the barriers to medical education and investing in the health care leaders of tomorrow.

“My experiences transformed my worldview and instilled me with a passion to enter a career that would allow me to advocate for health equity."

Larissa De Souza

NMF Scholar and President of the Latino Medical Student Association

NMF Primary Care Leadership Program

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Since its founding in 2012, the NMF Primary Care Leadership Program has provided 697 future health care professionals with the opportunity to experience the challenges and rewards of primary care practice in community health centers around the country. Learn about this career-trajectory program for medical students and graduate-level nursing and physician assistant students seeking to become leaders in primary care and help address a critical shortage in the profession.