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Administrative Fellowship Program

CHI Health is part of CommonSpirit Health’s Administrative Fellowship program and recruitment process. The CommonSpirit Health Administrative Fellowship is a national 18 month system-wide fellowship offered in our various operational divisions across the organization. Fellows complete four rotations over the course of a year and a half to gain exposure and develop valuable skillsets in the hospital, ambulatory, and leadership functions within their divisions. 

Learn more about the CommonSpirit Administrative Fellowship program and how to apply.

Meet the Fellows

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Tanner Bosworth

2024-2025

Graduate School: University of Minnesota

Rasika Mukkamala portrait

Rasika Mukkamala

2024-2025

Graduate School: University of Iowa

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Ashley Potter

2023-2024

Graduate School: Texas A&M

First/Current Position: Manager of Access and Locums Management for CommonSpirit Health Central Region

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Krit Sarai

2023-2024

Graduate School: Kansas University Medical Center

First/Current Position: Healthcare Consultant at Forvis Mazars

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Nicholas Pomernackas

2022-2024

Graduate School: UHIC/Des Moines University

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Alex Burhop

2021-2023

Graduate School: University of Iowa 

First/Current Position: Director of Regional Critical Access Hospital Operations for CHI Health

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Taylor Moran

2020-2022

Graduate School: Saint Louis University

First Position: Clinic Administrator, CHI Health

Current Position: Client Manager, LRS Healthcare

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Steve Darrington

2019-2021

Graduate School: The University of Utah 

First/Current Position: Clinic Manager, Mountain View Hospital

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Kandy Truong

2018-2020

Graduate School: The University of Nebraska Medical Center

First/Current Position: Clinic Administrator, CHI Health

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Brett McMillin

2017-2019

Graduate School: University of Missouri 

First Position: Practice Manager, CHI Health  

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Scott Cook

2016-2018

Graduate School: University of Iowa 

First/Current Position: Network Development Consultant, CHI Health

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Wesley Padron

2015-2017

Graduate School: University of Missouri

First/Current Position: Information Systems Coordinator, CHI Health Partners

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Chelsea Cooling

2014-2016

Graduate School: University of Iowa

First Position: Planning and Innovation Strategist, CHI Health

Current Position: Director Strategic Analytics, Sg2

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Kristen Blum

2013-2014

Graduate School: University of Iowa

First Position: Planning & Innovation Strategist, CHI Health

Current Position: Division Director, Transfer Center, CHI Health

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Dan Loutzenhiser

2012-2013

Graduate School: Arizona State University

First Position: Manager, Urgent Care, Retail, and Corporate Clinics, CHI Health Clinic

Meghan Duffy

Meghan Duffy

2011-2012

Graduate School: University of Iowa

First Position: Strategy and Innovation Administrator, CHI Health

Todd DeFreece

Todd DeFreece

2010-2011

Graduate School: University of Iowa

First Position: Business Planning Administrator, CHI Health

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Nate Thompson

2009-2010

Graduate School: University of Iowa

First Position: Manager, Volunteers and Business Innovation

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Chris Evans

2008-2009

Graduate School: University of Iowa

First Position: Assistant Administrator, Retail and Corporate Clinics, CHI Health Clinic

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Matt Smith

2007-2008

Graduate School: University of Oklahoma

First Position: Manager of System Clinical Programs, CHI Health Clinic

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Nick Niver

2006-2007

Graduate School: University of Oklahoma

First Position: Manager of the “After-Hours” Clinics, CHI Health Clinic

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Adam Muckler

2005-2006

Graduate School: University of Missouri

First Position: Financial Analyst, CHI Health

Eric Mooss portrait

Eric Mooss

2004-2005

Graduate School: University of Iowa

First Position: Operations Director, Radiation Oncology, CHI Health

Testimonials

"The Administrative Fellowship program is an essential component of CHI Health leadership development at all levels of the organization. The value for the fellow comes from the opportunity to develop leadership abilities and organizational understanding through a combination of access and accountability. Through their support of the program, the Executive Leadership Team gains insight into the fellow’s development as he or she moves from functioning to flourishing within the organization. The organization benefits from the presence of bright, young leaders coming out of their graduate programs eager to lead and serve as change agents.”

- Cliff Robertson, MD, former CEO, CHI Health

"The CHI Health Administrative Fellowship provided an outstanding opportunity to “look under the hood” of a complex integrated health system and gain an understanding of how it functions and adapts to the rapidly changing environment. The Fellow works closely with top executives and has the opportunity to develop relationships and work with leaders throughout the organization in a variety of capacities. CHI Health’s commitment to the fellowship and the flexible structure provide for an exceptional learning environment that can be tailored to the Fellow’s specific interests and career goals. The CHI Health Administrative Fellowship experience was, without a doubt, an extremely beneficial platform to launch my career with the organization."

- Chris Evans, MHA, FACHE

 

"The CHI Health Administrative Fellowship proved to be an incredible learning experience for me as an early careerist. It was an invaluable bridge from the classroom to the workforce with a balance of opportunities to observe and lead. The mentorship received, lessons learned and relationships built continue to be beneficial in my current role. CHI Health progressively seeks to improve healthcare for the patients and communities we serve in the region, often leading to change and disruption which in turn creates unique and meaningful fellowship opportunities."

- Kristen Blum, MHA