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Administrative Fellowship Program

Developing the next generation of healthcare leaders Rachel Gerhardt, Kashondra Smith, Mira King, Samuel Sam Boadu, Jay Spafford, and Daniel McFarland stand together in front of a portrait of Johns Hopkins. advance to content
 
 

Johns Hopkins Medicine provides unique postgraduate training in health services management through a 2-year program that spans the combined entities of Johns Hopkins Health System and Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.

Our Mission

A group of medical professionals discussing business.

The Johns Hopkins Medicine Administrative Fellowship provides a diverse and inclusive environment that develops future executive leaders who will confront the challenges of healthcare administration and shape the opportunities along a dynamic healthcare continuum.

 

Our Cohorts: Present and Past (Slideshow)

Noah Mwandha, Lillian Chen, Jennifer Ho, Kechi Okocha, and Kenneth Barnes
Johns Hopkins Hospital Dome Tour

Noah Mwandha, Lillian Chen, Jennifer Ho, Kechi Okocha, and Kenneth Barnes

KaShondra Smith, Samuel Boadu, and Mira King.
2017-2019 Cohort

KaShondra Smith, Samuel Boadu, and Mira King.

Daniel McFarland, Rachel Gerhardt, and Jay Spafford.
2018-2020 Cohort

Daniel McFarland, Rachel Gerhardt, and Jay Spafford.

Kenneth Brown-Wilson, Aneena Patel, and Eric Hamscher.
2019-2021 Cohort

Kenneth Brown-Wilson, Aneena Patel, and Eric Hamscher.

Kenneth Barnes, Jennifer Ho, and Noah Mwandha
2021 – 2023 Cohort

Kenneth Barnes, Jennifer Ho, and Noah Mwandha

Yasmine Osman, IsaLynn Montgomery, Victor Hernandez, and Bianca Natt
2022-2024 Cohort

Yasmine Osman, IsaLynn Montgomery, Victor Hernandez, and Bianca Natt

Our Cohorts: Present and Past (Slideshow)

Noah Mwandha, Lillian Chen, Jennifer Ho, Kechi Okocha, and Kenneth Barnes
Johns Hopkins Hospital Dome Tour

Noah Mwandha, Lillian Chen, Jennifer Ho, Kechi Okocha, and Kenneth Barnes

KaShondra Smith, Samuel Boadu, and Mira King.
2017-2019 Cohort

KaShondra Smith, Samuel Boadu, and Mira King.

Daniel McFarland, Rachel Gerhardt, and Jay Spafford.
2018-2020 Cohort

Daniel McFarland, Rachel Gerhardt, and Jay Spafford.

Kenneth Brown-Wilson, Aneena Patel, and Eric Hamscher.
2019-2021 Cohort

Kenneth Brown-Wilson, Aneena Patel, and Eric Hamscher.

Kenneth Barnes, Jennifer Ho, and Noah Mwandha
2021 – 2023 Cohort

Kenneth Barnes, Jennifer Ho, and Noah Mwandha

Yasmine Osman, IsaLynn Montgomery, Victor Hernandez, and Bianca Natt
2022-2024 Cohort

Yasmine Osman, IsaLynn Montgomery, Victor Hernandez, and Bianca Natt

Meet Our...

 

Fellowship Visibility with Hopkins Leadership

Members of Johns Hopkins Medicine leadership share their thoughts on the Administrative Fellowship and its impact on Johns Hopkins and beyond.

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Opportunities Across Johns Hopkins

The Johns Hopkins East Baltimore campus.

Administrative Fellows have exposure and opportunities to work with the many affiliates across Johns Hopkins Medicine including academic medical centers (The Johns Hopkins Hospital and Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center), community hospitals (Howard County General Hospital, Sibley Memorial Hospital, Suburban Hospital, and All Children’s Hospital), multiple ambulatory care sites, home care (Johns Hopkins Home Care Group), Johns Hopkins International, and our third-party payor (Johns Hopkins Healthcare).

Program Leadership

The Administrative Fellowship is a rotation-based program guided by a steering committee comprised of key leaders from throughout Johns Hopkins Medicine. Steering committee members are committed to creating a premier learning experience designed to create future health system leaders.

Meet Program Leadership

Experience Baltimore

An aerial view of the Mount Vernon neighborhood.

Johns Hopkins is in Baltimore, Maryland, a spirited city with a unique blend of historic charm, cultural heritage and urban vitality. With hanging out at the Inner Harbor, attending neighborhood festivals, biking to school and more, Johns Hopkins medical students and trainees have a lot they love about Baltimore.

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Contact Us

If you have any questions, please contact us at adminfellowship@jhmi.edu.

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2022 Informational Webinars

August 25th 5-6 PM EST
September 20th 1-2 PM EST

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