Tackling the complex and critical challenges facing the United States health care system requires visionary leaders who combine knowledge and experience in the practice of medicine with the public leadership and policy analysis skills needed to drive change at the system level.
The Jerome H. Grossman M.D. Graduate Fellowship, made possible by a generous gift from the Grossman Family, honors the life and legacy of Dr. Grossman, who dedicated his career to strengthening health care delivery in the United States.
The Fellowship supports talented physicians who share Dr. Grossman’s commitment and sense of urgency to bring meaningful change to the health care system by enabling them to pursue a two-year master’s degree in public policy or public administration (MPP or MPA2) at Harvard Kennedy School.
“The Grossman Fellowship has given me the opportunity to explore the intersection of health and policy with new depth and rigor. As a result of the fellowship I am better equipped to communicate with policy leaders shaping the future of healthcare.”
About the Fellowship
- Apply to Harvard Kennedy School's MPP or MPA2 program.
- After submitting an application, apply for financial aid, indicating your interest in the Grossman Fellowship.
Successful fellowship candidates must demonstrate:
- A commitment to shaping healthcare delivery policy in the United States,
- Interest in pursuing healthcare delivery policy inside and outside of their practices, and
- Excellence in public speaking and writing.
Grossman fellows are selected through a competitive process on the basis of commitment to shaping health care delivery policy in the United States. First preference is given to licensed physicians, although talented candidates who are concurrently pursing an M.D. may also be considered.
The amount of this award varies annually with a maximum award up to tuition and fees.
They are invited to participate in symposia, workshops, and other activities at Harvard that explore health care policy.
Learn about our current fellows.