This job rotates through and experiences various aspects of the organization's administration. The Fellow is exposed to a number of different entities including, but not limited to, hospitals, clinics, business development areas, strategic operations, and corporate offices. Participates in a broad range of hands-on experiences and projects that will prepare him or her for future opportunities in health care leadership. Applies the theories, principles and skills learned in the academic portion of a graduate program in business or health care administration to the Fellowship. This job is exposed to unique projects throughout each rotation in order to cultivate competencies that are critical to the success of leadership in the health care environment. Focuses on core competencies across a number of disciplines and may have rotations across several of departments including Clinical Operations, Hospital Operations, Strategy, Business Development, Strategic Operations, Strategic Programs, Community Hospitals, and Financial Analysis. Assigned applicable project work and an executive preceptor who is responsible for serving as a mentor throughout each rotation. The executive preceptor facilitates project reporting, progress evaluations, and feedback to ensure continuous competency development of the Fellow. The Program Administrator facilitates feedback and overall coordination. Fellows have the opportunity to collaborate with executives and senior administration throughout the duration of the program. Demonstrates actions consistent with company expectations as duties are performed on a daily basis.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Number of Employees
11-50 employees