Clinical Fellowship for Value-Based Care Leadership
Fellowship Program OverviewOak Street Health and the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University offer an exciting Fellowship for Value-Based Care Leadership designed for physicians interested in clinical leadership.
Fellows will gain first-hand leadership experience by working closely with executive leaders on high-priority projects in core business units of our Population Health and Clinical Operation teams.
Successful completion of this 24-month program will include a sponsored Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree from the Kellogg School of Management.
Upon completion, fellows will be considered for a clinical leadership position with Oak Street Health.
This program is designed to help fellows integrate medical training with advanced principles of value-based care and business concepts to enable fellows to become effective leaders in a value-based care environment.
Fellows will provide patient care three days per week and will spend two days per week working with each core rotation.
To round out the fellowship, fellows will gain field leadership experience serving as an interim medical director for six months at an Oak Street Health clinic.
Program FocusesMaster of Business Administration (MBA):
Fellows will complete the requirements to earn an MBA in the evening and weekend program at Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management, fully sponsored by Oak Street Health.
Population Health:
Fellows will build interventions to contribute to a higher quality, more cost-effective care delivery system in direct collaboration with senior leadership on our Population Health team.
Clinical Operations:
Fellows will collaborate with clinical leaders on projects centered around consistency in standard operations, promoting a high-safety practice environment, and ensuring a seamless patient experience.
Field Leadership:
Upon completion of the core curriculum and electives, fellows may serve as a leader in the field at an Oak Street Health center under the supervision of regional medical leadership.
Responsibilities include opportunities to manage and motivate teams, execute local projects and initiatives, and drive operational excellence.
Medical Director Mentorship:
Fellows will work closely in regular mentorship meetings with senior clinical leaders to understand the day to day challenges and experiences of medical leadership.
Fellows will also have the exclusive opportunity to connect and build relationships with Oak Street's senior executives through multiple other fora, including biweekly lecture series.
Required QualificationsRecent resident/fellowship graduate, early career physician or advanced care provider in primary care seeking a career as a clinician leader.
Board certification/eligibility in Internal Medicine, Family Medicine and/or Geriatrics; completion of ACGME-accredited residency or APP programEligibility for a permanent Illinois Medical License.
Preferred QualificationsStrong desire to gain meaningful leadership experienceExperience in or a strong interest in data analyticsExperience in a leadership position while in residency or medical schoolThe ability to multitask and handle both clinical and non-clinical responsibilitiesSelf-starter willing to take initiative to align projects with the organizational missionA strong interest in mentorship and team-developmentA passion for providing excellent primary careA supportive attitude toward our patient population of older adultsHave outstanding interpersonal communication skillsMotivated to be a part of a fast-growing, rapidly evolving organization with significant opportunities for growth and developmentA proactive and adaptable working style - able to cover tasks as they ariseA problem-solving orientation and eagerness to identify process gaps and implement practical solutionsA servant leadership style with a focus on building highly effective teamsGeneral Oak Street Provider
Benefits:
Generous compensation relative to other comparable training programs, both nationally and in ChicagoOutpatient responsibilities onlyFull malpractice coverageGenerous benefits, including vacation time, paid parental leave, health insurance, retirement benefits, and CME stipendAdditional stipends for conference attendanceOver 1750 community-focused centers across 21 statesSmall patient panels for consistency and focusCloud-based electronic health record and enterprise suiteOak Street Fellow
Benefits:
Sponsored MBA degree from Northwestern University's Kellogg School of BusinessSponsored local and national conference attendanceRegular exposure to executive leadershipLongitudinal mentorship from senior clinical leadersRotations through value-based care business units including Population Health and Clinical OperationsReduced clinical workloadOak Street Fellow ActivitiesBuild and present business cases to executivesRepresent Oak Street Health at national conferences and other public eventsParticipate in a longitudinal physician-specific leadership development curriculumParticipate in regional and national Oak Street Health leadership meetingsDevelop and drive pilots from beginning to endOak Street Health embraces diversity and encourages all interested readers to apply.
%7948943% %% category %% Recommended Skills Clinical Works Coaching And Mentoring Data Analysis Geriatrics Health Care Internal Medicine Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
Fellows will gain first-hand leadership experience by working closely with executive leaders on high-priority projects in core business units of our Population Health and Clinical Operation teams.
Successful completion of this 24-month program will include a sponsored Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree from the Kellogg School of Management.
Upon completion, fellows will be considered for a clinical leadership position with Oak Street Health.
This program is designed to help fellows integrate medical training with advanced principles of value-based care and business concepts to enable fellows to become effective leaders in a value-based care environment.
Fellows will provide patient care three days per week and will spend two days per week working with each core rotation.
To round out the fellowship, fellows will gain field leadership experience serving as an interim medical director for six months at an Oak Street Health clinic.
Program FocusesMaster of Business Administration (MBA):
Fellows will complete the requirements to earn an MBA in the evening and weekend program at Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management, fully sponsored by Oak Street Health.
Population Health:
Fellows will build interventions to contribute to a higher quality, more cost-effective care delivery system in direct collaboration with senior leadership on our Population Health team.
Clinical Operations:
Fellows will collaborate with clinical leaders on projects centered around consistency in standard operations, promoting a high-safety practice environment, and ensuring a seamless patient experience.
Field Leadership:
Upon completion of the core curriculum and electives, fellows may serve as a leader in the field at an Oak Street Health center under the supervision of regional medical leadership.
Responsibilities include opportunities to manage and motivate teams, execute local projects and initiatives, and drive operational excellence.
Medical Director Mentorship:
Fellows will work closely in regular mentorship meetings with senior clinical leaders to understand the day to day challenges and experiences of medical leadership.
Fellows will also have the exclusive opportunity to connect and build relationships with Oak Street's senior executives through multiple other fora, including biweekly lecture series.
Required QualificationsRecent resident/fellowship graduate, early career physician or advanced care provider in primary care seeking a career as a clinician leader.
Board certification/eligibility in Internal Medicine, Family Medicine and/or Geriatrics; completion of ACGME-accredited residency or APP programEligibility for a permanent Illinois Medical License.
Preferred QualificationsStrong desire to gain meaningful leadership experienceExperience in or a strong interest in data analyticsExperience in a leadership position while in residency or medical schoolThe ability to multitask and handle both clinical and non-clinical responsibilitiesSelf-starter willing to take initiative to align projects with the organizational missionA strong interest in mentorship and team-developmentA passion for providing excellent primary careA supportive attitude toward our patient population of older adultsHave outstanding interpersonal communication skillsMotivated to be a part of a fast-growing, rapidly evolving organization with significant opportunities for growth and developmentA proactive and adaptable working style - able to cover tasks as they ariseA problem-solving orientation and eagerness to identify process gaps and implement practical solutionsA servant leadership style with a focus on building highly effective teamsGeneral Oak Street Provider
Benefits:
Generous compensation relative to other comparable training programs, both nationally and in ChicagoOutpatient responsibilities onlyFull malpractice coverageGenerous benefits, including vacation time, paid parental leave, health insurance, retirement benefits, and CME stipendAdditional stipends for conference attendanceOver 1750 community-focused centers across 21 statesSmall patient panels for consistency and focusCloud-based electronic health record and enterprise suiteOak Street Fellow
Benefits:
Sponsored MBA degree from Northwestern University's Kellogg School of BusinessSponsored local and national conference attendanceRegular exposure to executive leadershipLongitudinal mentorship from senior clinical leadersRotations through value-based care business units including Population Health and Clinical OperationsReduced clinical workloadOak Street Fellow ActivitiesBuild and present business cases to executivesRepresent Oak Street Health at national conferences and other public eventsParticipate in a longitudinal physician-specific leadership development curriculumParticipate in regional and national Oak Street Health leadership meetingsDevelop and drive pilots from beginning to endOak Street Health embraces diversity and encourages all interested readers to apply.
%7948943% %% category %% Recommended Skills Clinical Works Coaching And Mentoring Data Analysis Geriatrics Health Care Internal Medicine Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
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