The Meritus Health Administrative Fellowship is a one-year, full-time, paid position under the direction of President and CEO Maulik Joshi, Dr.P.H. The program provides significant engagement with the Meritus Health senior leadership team and is an immersive, hands-on fellowship with tremendous opportunity for learning and professional development in addition to leadership of and participation in systemwide initiatives and projects. This administrative fellowship is designed for proposed graduate students who desire an agile learning environment with a high degree of autonomy that is focused on continuous improvement and making a difference in Meritus Health’s mission to improve the health status of the region.
Program Advantages
The fellow will be an active participant of the leadership team and gain broad exposure to leadership within and outside the organization, including, but not limited to, involvement in all senior leadership meetings, board of director meetings and relevant community events with local stakeholders. The fellowship includes opportunities to intimately observe and learn from all parts of the health systems through 1:1 meetings with diverse leaders and involvements in projects. Read more about the opportunities Meritus Health has to offer in the About Meritus Health Section.
During the year, the fellow will:
- Report directly to the President and Chief Executive Officer of Meritus Health
- Observe system-level executives at meetings and retreats throughout the fellowship
- Develop and enhance leadership skills in personnel and project management
- Gain insight on the decision-making process by working with executives
- Have opportunities to work on all levels of the healthcare organization
- Engage with multiple departments in meaningful ways
- Have opportunities to take initiative and ownership to create and/or improve processes or programs
- Engage, support and lead multiple health system initiatives such as, but not limited to, strategic planning, the annual operating plan development, quality improvement and community health initiatives