Programme Overview

Mooto Holdings invites applications from highly motivated and recently graduated Bachelor of Medicine (MBChB) holders to join its Public Health & Medical Fellowship Programme.

This is a 6-month, full-time, non-stipend-based fellowship designed to equip young medical graduates with practical experience in public health programming, medical research, and donor-funded project development.

Fellows will be integrated into Mooto’s development finance ecosystem, supporting the design and implementation of health and medical projects, while gaining hands-on experience in proposal writing for international donors.

Top-performing fellows will be considered for paid, project-based consultancy roles within Mooto Holdings’ growing portfolio of funded initiatives.

Key Responsibilities

• Support the development of concept notes and proposals for donor-funded health and public health projects
• Conduct research and data analysis on health systems, disease burden, and intervention strategies
• Contribute to the design of community health and public health programmes
• Participate in ongoing health-related projects and field activities (where applicable)
• Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams across Mooto Holdings’ project portfolio
• Assist in preparing technical reports, briefs, and presentations

Learning & Development Areas

Fellows will receive structured exposure to:

• Public health systems and programming
• Global health funding mechanisms (WHO, UNICEF, EU, etc.)
• Proposal and grant writing for development finance
• Monitoring, evaluation, and health impact assessment
• Health innovation and project design

Minimum Requirements

• Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery (MBChB) or equivalent
• Recent graduate (or within early career stage)
• Strong interest in public health, research, and development work
• Excellent writing, analytical, and communication skills
• Ability to work in a structured, professional environment
• High level of commitment and willingness to learn

Programme Conditions (Important)

• This is a non-stipend-based fellowship
• Fellows will be provided with accommodation at Mooto College of Business
• Fellows must have access to a functional personal laptop/computer
• Fellows are required to bring:
  • A single bed mattress
  • Personal bedding
  • Personal cooking utensils (self-catering facilities available)
• Fellows will be expected to reside on-site and participate fully in programme activities

What You Gain

• Hands-on experience in real donor-funded projects
• Practical skills in proposal development and public health programming
• Exposure to international development finance systems
• Opportunity to build a strong professional portfolio
• Pathway to paid consultancy roles based on performance

Note

This programme is highly competitive and suited for candidates who are:

• Self-driven
• Career-focused
• Interested in transitioning into public health, research, and development consultancy

Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

• Support the development of concept notes and proposals for donor-funded health and public health projects
• Conduct research and data analysis on health systems, disease burden, and intervention strategies
• Contribute to the design of community health and public health programmes
• Participate in ongoing health-related projects and field activities (where applicable)
• Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams across Mooto Holdings’ project portfolio
• Assist in preparing technical reports, briefs, and presentations

• Excellent writing, analytical, and communication skills
• Ability to work in a structured, professional environment
• High level of commitment and willingness to learn

• Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery (MBChB) or equivalent
• Recent graduate (or within early career stage)
• Strong interest in public health, research, and development work