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The Penn Medicine Administrative Fellowship

A Fellowship With A Difference

The Administrative Fellowship with Penn Medicine is an extraordinary opportunity for select individuals to expand their skills and build a meaningful career — a career that will impact the way in which health care is delivered.

"The experience I gained as the Penn Medicine fellow was one of the greatest professional experiences I have had, and it completely changed the trajectory of my career." — Greta Gilbode, MBA
Administrative Fellow, 2011-2013
Associate Director, PeriOperative Services
Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania

Based at the system level, the Penn Medicine Administrative Fellowship is a two-year experience that exposes future health care leaders to the entire health care continuum under the mentorship and guidance of senior leaders. Administrative Fellows lead special projects and system-wide initiatives, as well as focus on day-to-day operational management within our hospitals and clinical practice environments. All Fellows have the option of pursuing an interim management role.

At Penn Medicine, no two Administrative Fellowships are the same. All Fellows customize their own experience to best meet their goals, and receive ample support to make it all possible.

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Administrative Fellows, Spring 2019: (back row pictured from left to right) Garry Scheib, Brandon Grant, Dorie Heald and Franklin Owusu. (front row pictured from left to right) Amy Schwartz, Daniela O'Keefe, and Alissa Nulsen.

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