About Us
The National Health Fellows programme brings together a cohort of emerging professionals across various disciplines, including health and health-related, Information Technology, and Social Sciences. These fellows will undergo rigorous training, mentorship, leadership opportunities, and exposure to best practices within the Nigerian health space. The primary objective of the fellowship is to cultivate a cadre of highly skilled and motivated health leaders capable of driving meaningful change and innovation in our health sector.
The National Health Fellows is a programme of the Government of Nigeria led through the Nigeria Health Sector Renewal Investment Initiative SWAp Coordination Office under the Federal Ministry of Health and Social Welfare.
Programme Structure
The fellowship is structured to provide a comprehensive learning experience through several structures.
In-Person Workshops
Asychronous Learning
Mentorship
Capstone Projects
Collaboration
Leadership
The National Health Fellows Programme is an initiative by the Nigerian government, endorsed by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, aimed at transforming primary healthcare across the nation.
Prof. Muhammad Ali Pate
Leaders position
Dr. Muntaqa Umar Sadiq
Leaders position
Dr. Ashiru Adamu Muhammed
Leaders position
John Doe
Leaders position
John Doe
Leaders position
John Doe
Leaders position
John Doe
Leaders position
John Doe
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Our Partners
We partner with humble, trusting leaders that think strategically. Businessmen and women who believe in the change they’re making, embrace their mission.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about the National Health Fellows Programme
Yes, the age limit for the programme is 25 to 35 years.
The fellowship lasts 12 months and provides participants with training, fieldwork, and mentorship.
No, the programme requires a full-time commitment.
Yes, fellows will receive a stipend to support their participation and living expenses during the programme.
Applicants should demonstrate analytical skills, entrepreneurial drive, leadership potential, and an interest or experience in primary healthcare, community projects, or related fields.
A bachelor’s degree in a health-related field, IT, or social sciences is required to be eligible.
Yes, you can apply, but preference is given to applicants who reside in the local government area they are applying for.
Contact us
Have questions or need support? We’re here to help.
- info@healthfellows.ng
