Dana Hines, PhD, MSN
Chief Nurse Consultant HIV AIDS Bureau, Health Resources and Services Administration
Dr. Hines currently serves as the Chief Nurse Consultant in the HIV AIDS Bureau in the Division of Community HIV AIDS Programs at HRSA. Dr. Hines earned her MSN and PhD from Indiana University Purdue University in Indianapolis, Indiana, and her BSN from the University of Evansville. Dr. Hines is a previous recipient of the Ruth L. Kirschstein National Research Service Award (F31 NR013864-01) research-training grant from the National Institute of Nursing Research, the Midwest Nursing Research Society and Council on the Advancement of Nursing’s dissertation grant award and the Sigma Theta Tau International small grant award.
Prior to joining the George Washington University School of Nursing faculty, Dr. Hines was the Quality Program Manager for the Ryan White HIV/AIDS Services Program at the Marion County Public Health Department in Indianapolis, Indiana, where she spearheaded many quality improvement initiatives aimed at improving access to HIV care for vulnerable populations. Dr. Hines is a member of the DC Center for AIDS Research and her research interests include social determinants of health, health disparities and strategies to improve access to care among sexual and gender minorities — transgender women in particular — living with or at risk HIV.
Chief Nurse Consultant HIV AIDS Bureau, Health Resources and Services Administration
Dr. Hines currently serves as the Chief Nurse Consultant in the HIV AIDS Bureau in the Division of Community HIV AIDS Programs at HRSA. Dr. Hines earned her MSN and PhD from Indiana University Purdue University in Indianapolis, Indiana, and her BSN from the University of Evansville. Dr. Hines is a previous recipient of the Ruth L. Kirschstein National Research Service Award (F31 NR013864-01) research-training grant from the National Institute of Nursing Research, the Midwest Nursing Research Society and Council on the Advancement of Nursing’s dissertation grant award and the Sigma Theta Tau International small grant award.
Prior to joining the George Washington University School of Nursing faculty, Dr. Hines was the Quality Program Manager for the Ryan White HIV/AIDS Services Program at the Marion County Public Health Department in Indianapolis, Indiana, where she spearheaded many quality improvement initiatives aimed at improving access to HIV care for vulnerable populations. Dr. Hines is a member of the DC Center for AIDS Research and her research interests include social determinants of health, health disparities and strategies to improve access to care among sexual and gender minorities — transgender women in particular — living with or at risk HIV.
For decades, the practice of medicine has slipped through doctors' hands, outsourced to executives and industry special interests. This is where RFHP offers hope. Physicians are exposed to the constellation of comorbidities operating behind the proverbial curtain. From the structure of Medicare and reimbursements to drug pricing, workforce shortages, and the evolving needs of GME. The remedy of RHFP has made me a higher producer for my department, a more valuable resource to my colleagues, and a better doctor to my patients.
- Luis Dominguez, Senior Fellow 2018
Gerard Cox
Gerard Cox
- Emergency Medicine Residents Association EMRA-ACEP Mini-Fellowship
- Georgetown University Department of Family Medicine The Robert L. Phillips, Jr. Health Policy Fellowship
- American College of Radiology J.T. Rutherford Government Relations Fellowship
- American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons Washington Health Policy Fellows Program
- American College of Physicians Health Policy Internship Program
- American Medical Association offers several fellowships and internships in government relations.
- Association of American Medical Colleges The Electronic Residency Application Service® (ERAS®) streamlines the application and document delivery process for U.S. fellowship positions.
- The Commonwealth Fund Mongan Commonwealth Fund Fellowship in Minority Health Policy and Harkness Fellowships in Health Care Policy and Practice
- HHS Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion Luther Terry Fellowship
- The Kraft Center for Community Health Kraft Fellowship in Community Health Leadership
- National Academy of Medicine various Fellowships
- Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Robert Wood Johnson Health Policy Fellowship
- White House White House Fellowship
The Residency Fellowship in Health Policy (RFHP), offered by the George Washington University, is a comprehensive three-week course offered to medical residents. RFHP combines classroom sessions and site visits with some of the most influential medical, legal, governmental, and public health policymakers in the nation's capital that drive national and local policies.
