Institute Fellows
Telehealth Institute Fellows
The opportunity is open to Texas A&M faculty, staff, and students. Our goal is to promote and facilitate more collaborative research geared toward telehealth and expand this area of expertise across Texas A&M University.
In recent years, policy and infrastructure have expanded to position telehealth in a unique position to improve medical and behavioral health service delivery. As part of the Telehealth Institute’s mission, the Fellows Program is designed to help support professionals at various career levels to develop and continue research into telehealth technologies, services, usage and access. It is a comprehensive program with support, guidance, and opportunities to advance your career and interests.
Current and Past Fellows
What is a fellow?
Designation as a Texas A&M Telehealth Institute Fellow recognizes your scientific and professional accomplishments, leadership, and service in telehealth. Fellows receive opportunities for grant writing support, research, professional development, seed funding, and exclusive networking events.
Full Fellow Level
Texas A&M Telehealth Institute Fellows are established in telehealth work through their professional roles. For providers, fellows are competent in providing services and also able to guide or train other professionals in the effective provision of telehealth services. For researchers, Fellows should be actively involved in research and publications regarding telehealth in their respective disciplines.
Associate and Affiliate Levels
Texas A&M Telehealth Institute Associates and Affiliates are professionals from various disciplines. Associates and Affiliates may be early career or established in their fields but are new to services or research in telehealth. Associates and Affiliates are looking for networking, funding, and training opportunities related to telehealth, with the intention of providing future telehealth services or pursuing telehealth research.
Benefits of the Fellows Program:
- Access to the Research Core's resources, which includes
- Repository of Texas A&M Telehealth scholars and projects
- Access to Texas A&M Telehealth Institute - Research Core staff (including their services)
- Invitation to networking events held throughout the year
- Opportunity to apply for our Grant Development Summer Workshop
- Prestigious recognition
- Facilitation of interdisciplinary collaboration
- Seed funding
Expectations of Fellows:
- Participate in at least 1 Telehealth Institute event or collaboration during the year. This can include:
- Attendance at events
- Collaborative research projects, proposals, or manuscripts
- Mentoring Telehealth Institute Student Fellows
- Collaboration with Telehealth Institute Clinical or Education Cores
- When collaborating on grant proposals, appropriately assign indirect costs upon funding (college and department level IDCs split between Telehealth Institute and your home college/department) OR utilize and fund a portion of Telehealth Institute staff on proposal
- When collaborating on manuscripts, appropriately acknowledge Telehealth Institute affiliation (in addition to your department affiliation)
Expectations of Telehealth Institute:
- Facilitate collaboration among Fellows
- Assistance with telehealth-focused research
- Upon request, Fellows may use the following shared spaces:
- Training room
- Conference rooms
- Collaborative meeting space
- Hoteling offices
Important Dates
| Fellows program application due | February 13, 2026 |
| Fellows welcome event | Spring 2026 |
| Grant development summer workshop application due | April 2026 |
| Grant development summer workshop | June 2026 |
Application
APPLY NOW: 2026 Fellows Application
The application will allow you to save your progress and complete it later. It includes sections about yourself and prompts to complete. Below is a detailed explanation of the requirements and application questions.
Requirements
- Must be Texas A&M faculty or staff
- Interested in working with telehealth research or service delivery
Application Questions
Personal Information (name, email, department information, etc.)
Main Application - Questions are tailored to the level you indicate
- Research/career experience
- Reasons for applying
- Description of service/research
- Areas of expertise
- Current funding (if applicable)
Please keep responses to prompts to 250 words or less
Supplemental Information
- Current CV