Administrative Fellowship in the University in California

DETALLES DE LA OPORTUNIDAD

Recompensa total

0 $

Asociación

for9a Mina7

Área

America

País anfitrión

Estados Unidos de América

Fecha límite

30 sept. 2020

Nivel de estudio

De licenciatura

Tipo de oportunidad

Becas

Oportunidad de financiación

Financiación completa

Países elegibles

Esta oportunidad está destinada a todos los países

Región elegible

Todas las regiones

Applications call for Administrative Fellowship for University of California

The Administrative Fellowship at the University of California San Diego Health is a one-year program, that provides on-the-job training in the skills and responsibilities required of an administrator in a major academic health system. Reporting directly to the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Innovation and Transformation, and collaboratively to the Executive Team, the Administrative Fellow assumes increasing levels of responsibility by working with administrators and staff at all levels of the organization.

Structure

The initial phase of the Fellowship program consists of rotations throughout the Health System designed to educate and orient the Fellow to the functions and structure of the organization. The Fellow will rotate with each member of the executive team. The Fellow will have the chance to meet with department managers, and key faculty; to participate in committee meetings and councils; to shadow leaders at the highest level of the organization; and to work on projects and tasks. Each rotation provides a link between a departments role/function and relationship to other departments. The rotation experience allows the Fellow to experience and observe different managerial styles and develop a better understanding of the issues and challenges facing the Health System.

Eligible Projects

After rotations, the Fellow is encouraged to use their remaining appointment to focus on projects and management experience based on the priorities of the Health System and the interests and growth opportunities for the Fellow. Projects may include, but are not limited to: