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What is the goal of the fellowship?

Postgraduate training programs for Advanced Practice Nurses are growing. The intent of the fellowship is to provide a year-long, postgraduate training experience that allows for protected learning time, exposure to pediatric subspecialties and experience in a primary care continuity clinic. Through the program year, the successful fellow will increase their confidence and efficiency in primary care delivery.

What is the start date of the fellowship?

The start date is October 20, 2025.

How many fellows are in each cohort?

There are four fellowship positions available annually.

Is this a paid fellowship?

As a primary care fellow, you receive an entry level salary and full benefits.

Do you interview candidates for the fellowship?

Candidates for interviews will be selected following review of application materials. Interviews will be conducted during application window.

Must I sign an employment contract if I'm accepted?

No, we do not require fellows to sign a commitment to work for 91���� Children's following the fellowship. It is our hope, however, that our fellows will remain with 91���� after completion of the fellowship. Employment following the fellowship is not guaranteed.

How is my primary care locations decided?

While most clinical experiences take place on our main campus in Wilmington, Delaware; fellows may be assigned to primary care sites anywhere within our 91���� Delaware Valley region. These locations are selected to promote a diverse and comprehensive pediatric primary care provider experience.

Does participation in the Primary Care APP Fellowship qualify me for student loan repayment?

Yes, participation meets one of the primary requirements for student loan repayment. Please refer to the for more information on eligibility and how to apply.