Program Overview

The Osher Collaborative offers specialized advanced training in integrative health. The goal of the Faculty Fellowship is to develop highly skilled leaders and clinicians in integrative health. The interdepartmental Faculty Fellowship expands integrative health expertise, fostering an accessible and comprehensive network of integrative care, education, and scholarship. Over the course of the year-long program, scholars are encouraged to develop their individual interests in integrative health.

Join us for a yearlong program that includes:

• Weekly 3-hour synchronous learning sessions on Wednesdays from 10-1 PST / 12-3 CST / 1-4 EST via Zoom.
• A self-directed integrative health curriculum, expertly crafted by faculty from the Osher Collaborative.
• Monthly mentored case presentations. Fellows are grouped within their specialty to facilitate case-based learning and discussions on patient treatment plans.
• A mentored scholarly project, which can encompass clinical, educational, and/or research dimensions.

Osher Collaborative Faculty Fellows should integrate integrative health principles into their ongoing patient care within their clinical setting. The time dedicated to this will evolve as your knowledge base expands and should align with your goals for integrative patient care. The content will be tailored to your practice.

Upon program completion, eligible scholars may sit for the American Board of Integrative Medicine (ABOIM) exam.

Eligibility, Expectations, and Tuition

• Eligibility:

  Must be MD, DO, NP, or PA-C with 3+ years in FTE 80%+ role at an academic institution within the United States.

• Expectations:

  • Attend weekly 3-hour synchronous sessions on Wednesdays from 10-1 pm PST/12-3 CST/1-4 EST.
  • Allocate approximately 8 hours per week to complete assigned readings and assignments.
  • Participate in monthly 3.5-hour sessions with clinical and academic mentors for case discussions and presentations.
  • Develop and present a scholarly project at the end of the program year.

• Tuition: 
  Tuition is $14,000 

Application Process

Applications for the 2025-2026 cohort are now closed.

Are you interested in joining a future cohort? Fill out this brief form and we will keep you updated on the next application cycle.

Program Leadership

• Anand Dhruva, MD
• Melinda Ring, MD, FACP, ABOIM

Program Speakers

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Current Fellows

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Past Fellows

Deepti Agarwal, MD; Anesthesiology; Northwestern University

Chloe Atreya, MD, PhD; Hematology-Oncology; UCSF

Rahmat Balogun, DO; Division of Occupational and Environmental Medicine; UCSF

Deborah Barbouth, MD; Clinical Genetics, Pediatrics; University of Miami 

Jennifer Batel, MD; Psychiatry; Harvard University 

Danny Bega, MD, MSCI; Neurology; Northwestern University 

Debra Bell, MD; Family Medicine; University of Washington 

Brittany Blockman, MD; Pediatrics; UCSF

Jonathan Brajtbord, MD; Urologic Oncology; UCSF

Briana Bruce, MD; Pediatrics; Northwestern University

Margaux Chan, MSc, DO; Primary Care; University of Washington

Selena Chan, DO; Psychiatry; UCSF

Natalie Choi, MD; Family Medicine; Northwestern University

David Coggin-Carr, MD; Obstetrics & Gynecology; University of Vermont 

Mary Coleman, MD, MPH; Pediatrics; UCSF

Gina DeAngelis, MD; Pediatrics; UCSF 

Kim Dittus, MD; Oncology; University of Vermont 

Niharika Dixit, MD; Hematology-Oncology; UCSF

Anisha Dua, MD; Rheumatology; UCSF

Linda Dulong, NP; Women’s Health; UCSF

Shannon Fogh, MD; Radiation-Oncology; UCSF

Priya Jain, MD; Pediatrics; UCSF

Meghan Jobson, MD, PhD; Hospice and Palliative Medicine; UCSF

Breeze Keeley-Bell, MD; Palliative Medicine, UCSF

Kira Knight Rodriguez, MD, MS; Pediatrics; University of Miami

Sushma Kola, MD; Neurology; Northwestern University

Carla Kuon, MD; Internal Medicine; UCSF

Jennifer Lai, MD; Division of Gastroenterology & Hepatology; UCSF

Doan T. Le, MD; Pediatrics; Northwestern University

Jay Luthar, MD; Internal Medicine; Harvard University

Christine Ma, MD; Pediatrics; UCSF

Natalie Marshall, MD; Hematology-Oncology; UCSF

Mala Mathur, MA, MPH; Pediatrics; University of Wisconsin

Jenifer Matthews, MD; Pediatrics; UCSF 

Tresa McGranahan, MD; Neuro-Oncology; University of Washington 

Kavita Mishra, MD, MPH; Radiation-Oncology; UCSF

Jennifer Molano, MD; Neurology & Rehabilitation Medicine; University of Cincinnati 

Juliet Morgan, MD; Neurology and Psychiatry; UCSF

Mehrosh Naseem, MD; Family Medicine; Ohio State University

Ginamarie Paper, DO; Internal Medicine; Northwestern University

Sarah Patterson, MD; Rheumatology; UCSF

Sorbarikor Piawah, MD; Gastrointestinal Oncology; UCSF

Jennifer Ron, MD; Emergency Medicine; Northwestern University

Aimee Rowe, MD; Family Medicine, UCSF

Mala Sanchez, MD; Department of Medicine; University of Washington

Shakira Sanchez-Collins, MD; Internal Medicine; Northwestern University

Christopher Sizemore, MD; Obstetrics and Gynecology; Vanderbilt University

Eleanor Smith, MD; Internal Medicine; Northwestern University

Amy Solomon, MA; Family Medicine; University of Washington

Angelica A. Vargas, MD; Anesthesiology; Northwestern University

Ann Vertovec, MD; Emergency Medicine; Northwestern University

Gwen Wurm, MD, MPH; Pediatrics; University of Miami