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AHIP Executive Leadership Program

AHIP’s Executive Leadership Program (ELP) and Executive Leadership Program for Medical Directors (ELP-MD) are year-long Fellowship programs designed exclusively for seasoned health insurance professionals who are dedicated and passionate about the future of health care. The Fellowship programs are designed to launch the next generation of senior level health insurance executives. Participants are those who have demonstrated an impressive commitment to their organizations and our industry. Over the course of 12 months, Fellows get a 360-degree view of the system, work with people outside of their wheelhouse, and leave with an insider’s view of health care through unique learning and networking experiences, including: • Case study development on real-life issues specific to your organization. • One special intensive academic session at Northwestern University’s prestigious Kellogg School of Management. • Guided mentoring throughout the year with a primary and secondary mentor and a one- or two-day site visit. • Network-building • Practical leadership assessments and leadership action plans based on constructive feedback. The Benefits of Being an ELP Fellow Are Tremendous: • Fellows are considered a valuable asset, bringing insight to the conversation. • Fellows become part of a nationwide network of like-minded peers. • Fellows are recognized with the Certified Healthcare Insurance Executive (CHIE) designation. • Fellows are awarded Certificates of Professional Achievement from Northwestern University’s Kellogg School of Management. • Fellows are an inspiration for others within their organization and help advance a culture of excellence. • Fellows who are physicians may receive CME credits. Building One-to-One Connections with Mentors. Mentors are an integral part of the success of the ELP, and the experience is invaluable. • Fellows are paired with a Primary Mentor who can be a CEO, COO, CMO/Medical Director, Senior Vice President, or other top executive from a non-competing health plan.