Kaiser.edu maintains a continuously updated Policy Fellowships database that summarizes and links to more than 200 fellowships and internships in health policy and related fields. The database includes fellowships located across the United States that are available to undergraduates, graduate students, and professionals. Searches can be performed based on educational level, geographic location, whether the opportunity is paid or unpaid, or by keyword.
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