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Alumnus receives fellowship position with Johns Hopkins Medicine

November 13, 2018

Congratulations to alumnus, Kenneth Brown-Wilson (MHSA, May 2018), who has accepted an administrative fellowship position with Johns Hopkins Medicine in Baltimore, MD, to begin July 2019.

The Johns Hopkins Medicine Administrative Fellowship program is an integrated program that offers learning experiences in both the Johns Hopkins Health System (JHHS) and the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine (SOM). The program is a 24 month, rotation based program that trains young professionals and helps them develop leadership skills and qualities.

The first 18 months of the fellowship offers several core rotations. Each fellow is expected to work on various projects during each rotation while also learning from their preceptors and mentors. Following the completion of the core rotations, the last six months of the Administration Fellowship are open for elective rotations throughout Johns Hopkins Medicine, based on the fellow’s interests.  #administration #youngprofessionals #fellowships

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