Posted
October 22, 2026
Start Date
Not specified
Organization
Project Horseshoe Farm – Alabama and California
Position Description
Project Horseshoe Farm is offering a yearlong Community Health Fellowship for students interested in pursuing careers in medicine, healthcare, and community service.
This immersive gap-year opportunity provides fellows with hands-on experience supporting underserved communities through direct service, relationship-building, and community engagement. The program emphasizes service learning and leadership development, helping participants gain valuable experience and perspectives as they prepare for careers in the medical field.
Responsibilities include:
- Participate in direct service initiatives that support the health and well-being of underserved communities.
- Build meaningful relationships with community members.
- Engage in community-based health and service activities.
- Develop leadership, communication, and interpersonal skills through hands-on experiences.
- Collaborate with program staff and fellow participants to support community needs.
- Participate in service-learning opportunities that deepen understanding of community health and patient-centered care.
Position Requirements
- Interest in medicine, healthcare, community health, or related fields.
- Commitment to serving underserved communities.
- Willingness to engage in relationship-building and service-learning experiences.
- Interest in developing leadership and interpersonal skills.
- Additional eligibility requirements are available on the program website.
Time Commitment
Full-time, year long fellowship. Opportunities are available in Alabama and California. Specific program dates and schedules are not provided in the announcement.
Compensation
Interested applicants should consult the fellowship website for information about financial support and program benefits.
Apply
Interested applicants can learn more about the fellowship and application process through the Project Horseshoe Farm Community Health Fellowship website.
Website: www.projecthsf.org
