Primary Care Fellow

Health Plan of San Mateo•South San Francisco, CA

30d•$24 - $26•Hybrid

About The Position

Health Plan of San Mateo’s Fellowship Program supports the recruitment, skill development, career growth, and retention of emerging managed care leaders by fostering a positive work environment with thoughtful and dedicated mentorship. The Fellowship Program is a paid opportunity to contribute meaningfully to HPSM’s organizational focus areas. This opportunity will provide the fellow with: Knowledge and experience in the operation of a non-profit community-based health plan. Knowledge and experience in the development of programs and services that benefit our diverse membership. Professional experience working on a specific project important to HPSM and a chance to present recommendations through a final paper and/or presentation to HPSM leadership. HPSM’s Provider Services Department is seeking a fellow that will analyze current state of primary care in our markets and leverage learnings to identify opportunities for innovation and transformation. They will conduct discovery research, synthesize the data and develop strategic recommendations on one of our investment goals and collaborate cross-functionally with clinical, operational, and business leaders around existing implementation plans. In addition, the fellow will support evaluation efforts, identify storytelling opportunities to share the department’s work-in progress and share insights and proposals through presentations to executive stakeholders.

Requirements

Currently enrolled or recent graduate of an undergraduate or graduate degree program in public health, public policy, business administration, social work, social sciences, communications, or related disciplines.
Minimum 3.0 GPA.
Experience and/or skills that align with one of the projects listed below.
Solid written and verbal communication skills.
Intermediate proficiency with Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Outlook, and PowerPoint).
Applicants must have completed 1 year of their MPH program studies.
Applicants must have a California residence