Northwestern Medicine Harrison Administrative Fellowship Program Frequently Asked Questions
- I have work experience as a physician, nurse or other clinician. Would my background be a good fit for the fellowship program?
- Do you accept veterans?
- Can the Administrative Fellowship Program be used as a residency placement to complete my master’s degree?
- Does Northwestern Medicine sponsor international visas for fellows?
- How many fellows do you accept each year?
- Who is eligible for the Northwestern Medicine Harrison Administrative Fellowship Program?
- When should I apply?
- Where can I apply?
- What is the fellowship salary?
- What types of positions do fellows typically pursue post-fellowship?
Clinical work experience may be beneficial for an incoming administrative fellow. The Administrative Fellowship Program requires that eligible applicants be recent graduates (degree obtained within 2 years of fellowship start date) from a master’s program in either health administration (MHA), health services administration (MHSA), business administration (MBA), public health (MPH) or related field of study.
Yes, we do accept veterans.
Yes.
No, we do not sponsor international visas for this role.
Northwestern Medicine hires two to four administrative fellows each year.
The most promising applicants possess demonstrated leadership skills, superior academic performance and relevant work experience related to health care.
Successful fellows project maturity, professionalism and initiative. They are passionate about their career aspirations.
Candidates must be completing or already possess a MHA, MHSA, MBA, MPH or the equivalent.
Applications are now open. All applications must be received by Tuesday, September 10 at 11:59 pm Central Daylight Time.
Click the Apply Now button on the page 2025-2027 Administrative Fellowship Program at Northwestern Medicine.
The salary is $75,000 per year.
Administrative fellows typically transition into managerial roles such as:
- Program manager
- Practice manager
- Operations manager