Administrative Fellow

US-KY-Lexington

careers

Req #: 32546
Type: Regular Full-Time
logo

Appalachian Regional Healthcare

Connect With Us:
Connect To Our Company
				Overview:

The Administrative Fellow will be responsible for managing and executing a variety of operational and strategic projects across the ARH system. This fellowship provides a unique opportunity for recent graduates to gain hands-on experience in healthcare management while working alongside executive leaders. The fellow will be tasked with identifying areas for improvement, leading cross-functional teams, and ensuring the successful implementation of system-wide initiatives. 

Responsibilities:

*  Lead and support operational improvement projects from initiation to completion.

*  Develop project plans, timelines, and deliverables while ensuring milestones are met.

*  Utilize data and analytics to assess project outcomes, measure performance, and recommend process improvements.

*  Collaborate with various departments to ensure projects are aligned with organizational goals and priorities.

*  Work closely with ARH executives on high-priority projects and strategic initiatives.

*  Participate in executive meetings, providing insight and recommendations for system-wide operational improvements.

*  Prepare and present reports, dashboards, and presentations to senior leadership.

*  Analyze current operational processes and identify opportunities for efficiency, cost reduction, and service quality enhancements.

*  Design and implement workflow improvements, addressing inefficiencies in areas such as patient care processes, supply chain management, or staffing.

*  Ensure best practices are documented and standardized across the system.

*  Contribute to the development and execution of ARH's strategic plan, particularly in the areas of operations, patient care, and resource management.

*  Research industry trends and innovations, proposing recommendations for implementation within the ARH network.

*  Assist in developing long-term strategies for sustainability and growth, particularly in rural healthcare delivery.

*  Serve as a change agent, supporting organizational transformation efforts.

*  Work with managers and staff to build buy-in for new processes, technologies, or operational changes.

*  Assist in training and development related to new systems, tools, or methodologies.

*  Build and maintain strong working relationships with department heads, clinical teams, and support staff to foster collaboration.

*  Engage with external partners, community leaders, and regulatory bodies as needed for project execution.

*  This role requires regular travel across ARH facilities to oversee project progress, meet with on-site teams, and ensure alignment with system-wide objectives.

*  Other duties as assigned.

Qualifications:

Education

*  Recent graduate with a Master's in Health Administration (MHA), Business Administration (MBA), or related field.

Required Skills, Knowledge, and Abilities

*  Strong interest in healthcare operations and project management.

*  Excellent analytical, organizational, and problem-solving skills.

*  Strong written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to present complex information to senior leaders.

*  Ability to work independently and manage multiple projects simultaneously.

*  Willingness and ability to travel frequently.

*  Previous internship or work experience in healthcare management, project management, or operations.

*  Knowledge of healthcare systems, regulatory requirements, and rural health challenges.

*  Proficiency in project management tools
			
Share this job: