Application information
- Application timing
- Applications May 1 to August 31, 2026 (typical cycle May-August); interviews October-November; decisions mid-December
- International applicants
- Open only to board-certified or board-eligible family physicians who completed residency in the United States by July 1 of the start year.
- Visa support
- Not all sites can sponsor visas; site-specific information is behind a registration wall.
- Funding
- Not published on the public page; site-specific salary details require registration
Entry requirements and contacts
- Entry requirements
- Board-certified or board-eligible family physician who has completed U.S. residency by July 1 of the start year and holds required state licenses before starting; abortion training experience is not required.
- Published program contact
- fellowship@reproductiveaccess.org
- Verified as of
- 2026-10-20
Faculty
Named faculty have not yet been recorded here. Check the official source for the current teaching team.
Classification and overview
Reproductive Health Care and Advocacy Fellowship (RHAP) is listed as clinical and advocacy fellowship for family physicians (non-acgme), 1 year offered by Reproductive Health Access Project (sites in Boston MA, Ann Arbor MI, New Brunswick NJ, New York NY) in Boston, United States. It is listed under Complex Family Planning, with an original program classification of Abortion, contraception and early pregnancy loss care in primary care (family medicine).
- Directory pathway
- Complex Family Planning
- Original classification
- Abortion, contraception and early pregnancy loss care in primary care (family medicine)
- Program format
- Clinical and advocacy fellowship for family physicians (non-ACGME), 1 year
- About the accreditation
- ACGME
Verify before applying
Program availability, deadlines, eligibility, accreditation, funding, licensing, and immigration requirements can change. Confirm every requirement directly with the institution before making an application or travel decision.
