Osher Collaborative Faculty Fellowship
Program Overview
The Osher Collaborative offers specialized advanced training in integrative health with an appointment at an institution with an Osher Center (see below for details). 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.
The yearlong program includes the following components:
- Weekly 3-hour synchronous learning sessions Wednesdays 10-1 pm PST/12-3 CST/1-4 EST. Fellows and faculty from across the Osher Collaborative will participate in these seminars via Zoom.
- Self-directed integrative medicine curriculum created by expert faculty across the Osher Collaborative
- Case presentations with a clinical mentor. Fellows will be matched in groups of 2-3 with a faculty member in their specialty for case-based learning sessions in which scholars present a case from their clinic and engage in a discussion with faculty and peers about the patient’s treatment plan.
- A mentored scholarly project that is clinical, educational, and/or research-based
- Upon completion of the program, scholars will be eligible to sit for the American Board of Integrative Medicine (ABOIM) exam
- Osher faculty fellows should incorporate integrative health principles and practice into their ongoing patient care within their own clinical home. It is estimated that time spent incorporating IH into current care and/or providing IH consultative care will progress as knowledge base expands. The content should be appropriate to each fellow’s current practice and congruent with their own goals for integrative patient care.
Eligibility and Tuition
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Eligibility: MD/DO faculty, NP, PAC at an institution with an Osher Center (Harvard University; Northwestern University; University of California, San Francisco; University of Cincinnati; University of Wisconsin-Madison; University of Miami; University of Utah; University of Washington; University of Vermont; Vanderbilt University)
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Tuition: $12,000
Application Process
Applications are now closed for the 2023-24 cohort.
If you are interested in applying for 2024-25, please fill out your information here and we will notify you when the application is open.
Program Leadership
Current Fellows
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
Debra Bell, MD; Family Medicine; University of Washington
David Coggin-Carr, MD; Obstetrics & Gynecology; University of Vermont
Kim Dittus, MD; Oncology; University of Vermont
Linda Dulong, NP; Women’s Health; UCSF
Jennifer Lai, MD; Division of Gastroenterology & Hepatology; UCSF
Christine Ma, MD; Pediatrics; UCSF
Tresa McGranahan, MD; Neuro-Oncology; University of Washington
Jennifer Molano, MD; Neurology & Rehabilitation Medicine; University of Cincinnati
Sorbarikor Piawah, MD; Gastrointestinal Oncology; UCSF
Past Fellows
Deepti Agarwal, MD; Anesthesiology; Northwestern University
Chloe Atreya, MD, PhD; Hematology-Oncology; UCSF
Danny Bega, MD, MSCI; Neurology; Northwestern University
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
Mary Coleman, MD, MPH; Pediatrics; UCSF
Gina DeAngelis, MD; Pediatrics; UCSF
Niharika Dixit, MD; Hematology-Oncology; UCSF
Anisha Dua, MD; Rheumatology; UCSF
Shannon Fogh, MD; Radiation-Oncology; 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
Doan T. Le, MD; Pediatrics; Northwestern University
Jay Luthar, MD; Internal Medicine; Harvard University
Natalie Marshall, MD; Hematology-Oncology; UCSF
Mala Mathur, MA, MPH; Pediatrics; University of Wisconsin
Jenifer Matthews, MD; Pediatrics; UCSF
Kavita Mishra, MD, MPH; Radiation-Oncology; UCSF
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
Jennifer Ron, MD; Emergency Medicine; Northwestern University
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