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THA Leadership Fellows Program

THA Leadership Fellows Program

Various Dates • Austin, Texas

The Texas Hospital Association's Leadership Fellows Program brings together mid- and senior-level leaders from THA-member hospitals for a year-long study in health care policy and advocacy. Through a collaborative and dynamic curriculum, THA fellows will grow as leaders, build valuable collegial relationships, and become fully equipped to lead policy discussions and advocate on behalf of hospitals at both the state and the federal level.

Contact Jessica Hoefling at jhoefling@tha.org or 512/465-1020 for information on sponsoring this event.

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For questions regarding sponsorship opportunities, contact Jessica Hoefling at jhoefling@tha.org or 512/465-1020.

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