Public Health Leadership in Teaching and Engagement (PHLITE) School is a 7-month program (November-May)that aims to develop physician faculty skilled at promoting population health and teaching/mentoring medical students to better integrate medicine and public health. This mini fellowship program meets one evening each month for 90 minutes; dinner is included.
Along with a small cohort of colleagues, you will have the opportunity to hear from subject matter experts and discuss opportunities and challenges with fellow colleagues on such topics as: community engagement, advocacy, and working with public health ethics.
This program is funded by the Preventive Medicine Residency and Public Health Integration Program (PMR-PHI) grant provided by the Wisconsin Partnership Program
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Who should apply?
All clinical SMPH faculty interested in learning more about public health to improve their practice and teaching.
What can you expect?
- Attend seven ninety minute evening training sessions at HSLC between November 2024 and May 2025 dates and times will be determined by participant availability)
- Complete a small self-directed project to help better understand your community
- Receive continuing education credits for most sessions
- Dinner and building community with fellow SMPH faculty
Join PHLITE
Complete the PHLITE application by September 2, 2024.
Note that capacity is limited to the first 12 applicants. Participants will be notified by September 11, 2024.
Dr. Jon Temte
Associate Dean for Public Health and Community Engagement
Dr. Parvathy Pillai
Assistant Professor
Dept. of Population Health Sciences
Kelly Coffey
Program Manager
Dept. of Population Health Sciences