Students

NEPHTC Student Stipend Program

NEPHTC provides stipends of $3,500 to 27 students per year for field placements and faculty-student collaborative projects throughout New England. To qualify, you must be a graduate or doctoral student pursuing a degree in a health profession, or a 3rd- or 4th-year undergraduate student pursuing a public health degree, and work with a public health or nonprofit agency supporting populations that do not have adequate access to medical care (ex. rural).



To learn more, if you have any questions, or if you need help with the application process, please contact: NEPHTC Student Internship Coordinator, Maurine Crouch, at maurine.crouch@yale.edu or NEPHTC Regional Coordinator, Candice Bangham, support@nephtc.org.

Students applying for NEPHTC Student stipend must have their project approved and confirmed by their university and field placement site prior to application.


Proof of Impact

By the Numbers…

  • 100% of students agreed* that learning objectives of the placement/project were met.
  • 100% of students agreed* that they identified actions they will take to apply information they learned.
  • 96.15% of students agreed* that information they learned during the placement/project is relevant to their future public health career plans.

*Agreed or Strongly Agreed
Data from Common Metrics Reporting period 7/1/22-6/30/23

Employment Status One Year After Program**

  • 80.7% of students are employed.
  • 76.1% of those who are employed work in health or public health.

Impact**

  • 100% of those working agreed or strongly agreed that their placement prepared them for the work they do now.

**Data from 2023 participants, gathered one year after participation

In Their Own Words…

  • Listen to Fawatih Mohamed-Abou’s describe the benefits of her internship experience.
  • “I loved interacting with community members and being able to make their voice heard in policy level decision making efforts.”
  • “This funding opportunity made it possible for me to turn an idea into a reality.”
  • “I loved having the opportunity to experience real world public health work.”

Participant Exit Survey, 2022-23