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CHCF Health Care Leadership Program - California Health Care Foundation CHCF Health Care Leadership Program - California Health Care Foundation CHCF Health Care Leadership Program This two-year, part-time fellowship offers clinically trained health care professionals the experience and skills necessary for effective vision and leadership in the health care system.
The CHCF Health Care Leadership Program helps to transform today’s clinicians into tomorrow’s leaders. Up to 32 physicians, behavioral health providers, nurses, dentists, pharmacists, and other health care professionals are selected annually for this two-year, part-time fellowship. Fellows participate in the program while continuing to work at their home organizations.
They attend six seminars during the course of the fellowship and meet in regional groups with designated leaders between seminars. Each fellow also completes a California Health Care Improvement Project of their choice, according to fellowship guidelines.
The program is led by national experts in health care and leadership development from Healthforce Center at UCSF and addresses health care issues from the perspectives of business management and public policy. Fellows broaden their management skills and sharpen their leadership capacity while gaining insights into the trends and challenges facing health care in California.
Alumni become part of a network of over 650 leaders that continue to collaborate and develop their skills. Application to the program is open April through June each year. To learn more about the program and to apply, visit Healthforce Center at UCSF .
See a list of current fellows and all alumni of the CHCF Health Care Leadership Program. CHCF Health Care Leadership Program Welcomes 25th Cohort of Fellows The program picked its next 32 clinician leaders working to strengthen California’s health care safety net.
New Workforce of Lay Counselors Strives to Bridge Mental Health Care Gaps Expanding Access to Mental Health Care for Seriously Ill Patients The Gift I Didn’t Realize I Needed Knitting Together Health and Social Services in Los Angeles Committed Physician Recruits Young People to Diversify Health Care Workforce Jocelyn Freeman Garrick, a no-nonsense doctor from Oakland’s Highland Hospital, is on the lookout for youth from families with low incomes who could become future nurses, physicians, respiratory therapists, and more.
Lin Brings Big Heart, Big Ideas to California Psychology Group Sobering Centers Offer Clients Pathway to Stable Lives At the Center of San Francisco’s Safety Net, the CEO Leans In Doctors Are Changing San Diego’s Opioid Prescribing Practices Clinicians Selected for California Health Care Leadership Program Thirty-two fellows were chosen for the 24th cohort of the program, which helps clinicians improve the operation of safety-net institutions in California.
Empowering 32 More Future Health Care Leaders 32 Clinicians Selected for Next Round of CHCF Leadership Program Lin Brings Big Heart, Big Ideas to California Psychology Group In Pandemic, Health Care Leaders Find Strength Through Vulnerability and Connection
Based on current listing details, eligibility includes: Clinically trained health care professionals living and working in California with leadership experience, per stored record. Applicants should confirm final requirements in the official notice before submission.
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