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Tritt & Oppenheimer JHealth Leadership Institute

Last Updated on Friday, 20 August 2010 13:36

JHealth invests in pre-med and public health undergraduates through leadership training, public health advocacy, and community service to inspire value-driven careers in healthcare.

ABOUT JHEALTH

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JHealth is a program of Hillel at Emory and is made possible through the support of the Tritt and Oppenheimer Families and supporters of the Campus Superstar 2009 "Gives Back" campaign. With their vision and support, JHealth is investing in pre-med and public health students through leadership training, public health advocacy, and community service, to inspire future values-driven healthcare professionals. The program was piloted in 2006 with a one-time grant from Hillel International through the Everett Family Tzedek Initiative. The Tritt & Oppenheimer families have established a dedicated fund to ensure that this program continues year after year.

WHY JOIN?

  • Gain insight into real life experience and access to successful healthcare and community leadership
  • Access critical knowledge you cannot learn in the classroom
  • Build close relationships with classmates and community leaders
  • Be part of an exclusive club of veteran, new, and future healthcare, public health and community leaders

Exclusive Encounters

There will be three roundtable dinner meetings per semester with Jewish leaders in healthcare, who will discuss their career paths, public health policy issues, and views of civic and Jewish responsibility.

JHealth Advisory Council

JHealth recruits outstanding leaders in healthcare to serve as guest speakers and advisors, who will meet individually with JHealth Fellows to provide academic and career advice and further forms of assistance as the personal relationships develop. To join the Advisory Council, please contact Michael Rabkin at (404) 963-2548 x102.

Leadership

JHealth Fellows will work in teams to design and implement public health advocacy campaigns and special volunteer projects like the AIDS Quilt on the Quad to put their leadership skills into action. JHealth Advisors will provide guidance and offer advice to participants.

By Invitation Only

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The JHealth Leadership Institute is open to rising Sophomores and Juniors at Emory who are pre-health. Each year, a new class of 15 JHealth Fellows will be admitted. Interested students must apply in the spring for admission into the fall contingent of JHealth.

For more information call 404-963-2548.

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