By Paula Silverman ’16 ‘As you read, you’ll notice how this post is written with a personal tone, as if it were a journal entry into my private thoughts. That’s because it is – this is adapted from weeks and months of personal thoughts as I begin my journey south – to a new job,…
Lee Hilling graduated from Ohio State in 1974 with a Master of Health Administration degree. Since 1991, he has gone on to do extensive work abroad. Hilling has traveled, lived, and worked in Pakistan, France, East Africa, and Afghanistan. Currently he is the residing chairman of the French Medical Institute for Children. The FMIC works…
William Considine, a member of Ohio State’s first MHA graduating class, discusses the career path that led him to becoming the longest-serving children’s hospital CEO in the country. Read the entire article here.
Conducted by Anton J. Johnson, MHA Candidate ’16, on February 13, 2015 Can you tell me a bit about your current position and how your career path led you to where you are now since graduating with your MHA? I graduated from the MHA program in 2004, upon which I worked for OhioHealth as a…
