Leadership engagement
Attend, facilitate, and conduct meetings with members of the leadership team.
Rapidly develop professional skills and business acumen with practical and wide-ranging experience at a large integrated payor/provider focused on population health.
Attend, facilitate, and conduct meetings with members of the leadership team.
Lead and contribute to projects focused on organizational priorities in hospitals, inpatient and outpatient services, strategy, finance, and more.
Identify, develop, and implement measurable process improvement initiatives that drive efficiency.
For decades, the hospitals of Allegheny Health Network have been providing exceptional healthcare that helps people live healthier lives.
We have 16 hospitals and more than 200 primary- and specialty-care practices in more than 300 clinical locations and offices. In addition, AHN has approximately 2,600 physicians in every clinical specialty, 27,000 team members, and thousands of volunteers. Together, we provide world-class medicine to patients in our communities, across the country and around the world.
AHN is the provider arm of Highmark Health, a national blended health organization supporting millions of customers with products, services, and solutions closely aligned to our mission to create remarkable health experiences. Fellows are part of an enterprise team that totals 44,000 team members dedicated to reinventing health.
Highmark Health companies cover a diverse spectrum of essential health-related needs, including health insurance, healthcare delivery, population health management, dental solutions, reinsurance, and innovative health-tech.
Fellows demonstrate our organization’s Core Behaviors in all aspects of their work and professional interactions as they strive to create remarkable health experiences and contribute to a world where everyone embraces health.
Fellows consistently prioritize the needs and experiences of patients and members in all decision-making and operational improvements. This is evident in their communication and relationship management (active listening to customer feedback), business and financial acumen (optimizing operations for customer benefit), and knowledge of health care environment (advocating for equitable and accessible care).
Fellows actively seek to drive innovation and shape the future of healthcare. This is demonstrated through their leadership and professionalism (inspiring change, self-development), critical thinking and problem solving (generating new ideas to reinvent health), and knowledge of healthcare environment (understanding and leveraging technology for innovation).
Fellows foster collaborative relationships and demonstrate mutual respect. This is embedded in their communication and relationship management (building rapport, resolving conflict, teamwork), leadership and professionalism (ethical conduct, accountability), and business and financial acumen (collaborating on projects for shared organizational success).
Fellows are outcome-oriented, driving initiatives to achieve measurable results. This is reflected in their business and financial acumen (project management, data analysis), leadership and professionalism (accountability, follow-through), and critical thinking and problem solving (making sound decisions leading to tangible improvements in the health experience).
AHN’s Administrative Fellowship program is supported at the highest levels of the organization, with leaders across the enterprise committed to the importance of giving fellows the opportunity to learn, grow, and drive our organization and profession into the future.
President of AHN
Executive Director, Digital Hospital & Patient Command Center
Director of Strategic Operations
AHN’s Administrative Fellowship is for graduates of MHA, MHSA, MBA, or MPH programs. Other relevant master’s degrees will be considered. Applications for the next cohort will be accepted starting in June 2027.