ADPH YH Advanced Practitioner Fellowship Programme
14 May 2024
We are delighted to launch recruitment for the next round of the ADPH Yorkshire and the Humber Advanced Practitioner Fellowship programme.
This programme will give three advanced public health practitioners from the Yorkshire and the Humber system an opportunity to work on behalf of our regional Association for Directors of Public Health (ADPH) network.
The fellowship is a 1-year part-time programme (i.e., 2.5 days a week secondment alongside their current roles) where each of the fellows will lead on one of the ADPH YH Priority Ambitions. Fellows will be supported by a dedicated personal development programme and mentorship opportunities.
The aim of the programme is to develop future public health leaders with skills in working across complex systems, spanning organisational boundaries, and influencing regional work programmes to reduce health inequalities.
Applications are invited from those with several years public health experience working at advanced practitioner level in Yorkshire and the Humber local authorities and other organisations from across the regional public health system.
Successful candidates will play a key role in the leadership of the ADPH YH network’s three priority areas for collaboration. The three priority ambitions are:
- To promote inclusive and wellbeing economies.
- To address climate change and sustainability.
- To improve life chances for children and young people
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