The Permanente Medical Group (TPMG) Informatics Fellowship Grant

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Kaiser Permanente

Foundation Grants for Science Research Healthcare Grants

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Grant Type

Foundation

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Other requirements

We seek outstanding candidates with health professional doctorate degrees (MD, DO, PharmD, Nursing PhD) and/or research doctorate degrees (PhD, ScD, DrPH) in related fields.
Applicants must be eligible for U.S. employment.

Overview

The Permanente Medical Group (TPMG) Informatics Fellowship offers a 1- to 2-year program focused on clinical informatics, leveraging data science and health technology to enhance care delivery. Nestled within the Kaiser Permanente Northern California Division of Research, this fellowship encourages innovative approaches to address healthcare challenges. Mentored by expert clinician-scientists, fellows will gain hands-on experience and collaborate with healthcare leaders, fostering skills in electronic health records, clinical decision support, and telemedicine.

The TPMG Informatics Fellowship Track is a 1- to 2-year, full-time fellowship at Kaiser Permanente Northern California Division of Research in Pleasanton embedded within the KP DOR Delivery Science Fellowship. The focus on clinical informatics, the application of informatics, data science, and health information technology to care delivery, is exceptionally well aligned with the frontiers of innovation in the healthcare ecosystem. The program goals for the Delivery Science Informatics Fellow will be to address critical clinical, healthcare delivery, and/or operational priority areas specifically by leveraging a broad set of existing and emerging informatics tools. These tools may include electronic health records, data science and machine learning, clinical decision support, telemedicine, and/or user interface design, among others.
Fellows will be closely mentored by an interdisciplinary team of clinician-scientists engaged in improving care delivery through informatics. This fellow will participate in the same structured curriculum as the Delivery Science Fellows and be expected to complete additional training tailored to this field, as relevant to their training background.

Eligibility

We seek outstanding candidates with health professional doctorate degrees (MD, DO, PharmD, Nursing PhD) and/or research doctorate degrees (PhD, ScD, DrPH) in related fields. Applicants must be eligible for U.S. employment.