Internships

Caregiver Fellowship Program

HOH’s fellowship programs can help military caregivers enter or re-enter the workforce in a role ideally suited to your skill set and experience level.

Internships
Program Overview
This initiative provides caregivers of wounded warriors with professional training, networking, and hands-on experience in the civilian workforce. The professional development and direct connection to local employers offered through the program enable caregivers to quickly build or re-build their networks and gain localized job experience.
Fellowship Hosts
Matching with a Host Company
Fellowship candidates are carefully matched with participating companies based on the specific skills of the candidate and the preferences of both parties. Once matched with a host company, candidates undergo exclusive on-the-job training at their host company, gaining firsthand experience in the private sector. This real-world experience is augmented by weekly educational sessions for the cohort, held in a classroom setting.
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Program Dates
Cohorts and More
Apply for a specific cohort or any time in between. Applications accepted throughout the year with new opportunities available each month. Resumes of available candidates will be released to host companies on a monthly basis or upon request to allow for maximum flexibility.
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Cohort 1
January – February
Cohort 2
May – June
Cohort 3
August – October
Military Spouse Fellowship Program Details
Program Schedule
Gain Experience and Training

The fellowship features a 6-week syllabus and is offered in a growing number of host cities around the country. Fellows spend four days per week with their host company and one day in professional development ‘huddles’.

Eligibility Requirements
Caregiver Candidates

The Caregiver Fellowship Program is open to military spouse candidates and who meet these education and experience requirements:

  • Fellows must be available to attend all classroom sessions and have transportation available
  • Fellows must be available to work and seeking employment in one of our fellowship locations
  • Fellows must have earned an associate degree and/or have applicable work experience
  • Fellows must be a current or previous caregiver to a wounded, ill, or injured service member
Program Locations
Find your Opportunity

The program operates out of 8 locations across the U.S.

Program Locations

 

Dallas, TX
Program Manager: Danielle Lankford
Florida
Program Manager: Valerie Camacho
Fort Carson, CO
Program Manager: TBD
Fort Hood, TX
Program Manager: Eric Putt
National Capital Region
Program Manager: Meredith Kasenow
San Antonio, TX
Program Manager: Danielle Lankford
San Diego, CA
Program Manager: Tracy Steele
Seattle, WA
Program Manager: Sonia Garza
Frequently Asked Questions
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A fellow who demonstrates progress and proves to be a good fit for their host company will have the opportunity to interview for an open position. Fellows will also be able to network with other companies within the fellowship program and interviews may be offered, given the proven track record of a fellow’s success.
The education component of the program provides professional development training for fellows in various skillsets desired by employers, such as project management, influencing without authority, and strategic communications. This specific coursework strengthens their professional knowledge, giving fellows an edge in the civilian job market. At the conclusion of each week, the Military Spouse Fellowship Program hosts a “fellowship huddle” featuring senior-level guest speakers. This engagement allows fellows the opportunity to make meaningful connections with leaders in the private sector, while also learning from corporate experts in key positions. To supplement this learning, fellows have the opportunity to complete a certification track course of their choosing through our partner Simplilearn. View a sample of online certification courses.
The 12-week program is held Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Fellows attend an initial week of corporate training followed by 11 weeks of on-the-job training with their selected organization. Corporate training takes place Monday through Thursday with a day of mandatory classroom instruction every Friday.
Once your application is received, a fellowship program manager will contact you at the email address you provided. The program manager will offer further details about the program, including additional application requirements and timelines. If you are not contacted within three business days of your application submission, please contact the program manager in your area to confirm receipt of your application. Contact information for the Military Spouse Fellowship Program Managers can be found by visiting our MSFP page.
Our Fellows Programs have hundreds of participating companies, including small, medium, and large businesses. Participating employers and companies vary depending on location. Program managers in each area can provide more information about the companies participating in that location.
No, there is no cost associated with program participation for job seekers or employers. The certification training courses offered to fellows are provided by our partner, Simplilearn, at no cost to the service member. Certification exams are not included in the program.
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