NICE are recruiting for thier Fellows and Scholars Programme

Published: 13 Oct, 2014

NICE are now seeking applications for their 2015 intake of Fellows and Scholars. The Fellows and Scholars Programme aims to foster a network of health and social care professionals linked to NICE who will help to improve quality of care and public health practice in their local areas.

NICE Scholarships are one-year opportunities for qualified health and social care professionals to find out about the inner workings of NICE and undertake a supported improvement project, related to NICE guidance, within their local organisation. More information about Scholarships can be found here:

www.nice.org.uk/scholars

NICE Fellowships are three year opportunities for senior health and social care leaders to act as ambassadors for NICE at regional and national levels and among their professional groups and peers. More information about Fellowships can be found here:

www.nice.org.uk/fellows

Applications close on the 14th November. If you have any queries please email FandSApplications@nice.org.uk

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