Preceptorship
The intent of the MHA Preceptorship Program is to provide the student with the opportunity to apply the didactic knowledge gained in the classroom within the context of a health care delivery organization under the guidance and direction of successful health care executives. The MHA Preceptorship is a critical component of the practitioner-educator model and an essential element in establishing the student’s management skill set.
Each student is placed in a health care organization based upon their career interests and professional goals. Placement sites will reflect the range of the diverse environments in the health care sector and will include inpatient health care, medical group management, post-acute care, community-based health services, and public policy formulation.
The student Preceptorship experience starts in May of the summer semester following the students first year in the program and continues for a 12 month period. During this time the student spends a minimum of 25 hours per week at the healthcare organization under the guidance of an experienced preceptor. Students become involved in a number of different types of projects involving process improvement, quality and safety enhancement and strategic planning.
Recent preceptorship sites
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Access Community Health Network
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Advocate Christ Medical Center
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Advocate Condell Medical Center
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Advocate Illinois Masonic Medical Center
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Advocate Lutheran General Hospital
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American Medical Association
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Advocate Medical Group
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Amita Health
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DuPage Medical Group
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Advocate Neurosciences
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Lurie Children's Hospital
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Erie Family Health Center
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Illinois Health and Hospital Association
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Jesse Brown VA Medical Center
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Mercy Hospital and Medical Center
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Miles Square Health Center
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Mount Sinai Health Center
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Oak Street Health
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Presence St. Joseph Medical Center
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Presence Mercy Medical Center
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Presence St. Mary's/St. Elizabeth's Medical Center
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Primecare Care
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Rehab Institute of Chicago
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University of Illinois Health