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Gundersen Lutheran is currently recruiting for a 2008-2009 Administrative Fellow. The deadline to submit application materials is Friday, Oct. 26.
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 The Administrative Fellowship at Gundersen Lutheran is designed to provide a comprehensive learning opportunity and guided work experience in an integrated healthcare environment for post-graduate candidates who have a career interest in health services administration. The program provides the candidate with advanced study and practical experience through direct exposure and active participation in a variety of medical administrative activities, preparing the Fellow for future leadership responsibilities.
An 18-month core curriculum has been developed offering the Fellow a moderately structured environment with a high level of flexibility. In addition, the Fellow is encouraged to explore areas of interest and allowed detailed study in select areas. The Administrative Fellow primarily learns from hands-on experience, but is also expected to engage in research and/or education in the field of health services. Executive, administrative, and management-level competencies guide the project-based curriculum and provide the Fellow a solid foundation to develop career-enhancing skills.
Throughout the Administrative Fellowship, Gundersen Lutheran commits to:
- Provide a learning environment that contributes to the Administrative Fellow's education and professional development as well as their understanding of Gundersen Lutheran Health System and its affiliated organizations.
- Provide the Administrative Fellow an opportunity to acquire and refine important managerial abilities, including verbal, interpersonal, leadership, and analytical skills.
- Provide the Fellow with ongoing support and evaluation throughout the duration of the position.
- Provide a direct contribution to the organization through the Fellow's active participation in the development and implementation of projects throughout the organization.
- Provide support for the development of research and teaching experiences for the Fellow.
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