Cleveland Clinic Case Competition
Objective
The competition gives graduate students in healthcare administration and business the chance to apply coursework to a real strategic challenge facing Cleveland Clinic, presenting recommendations to senior health system executives.
Description
Overview
The Cleveland Clinic Case Competition invites graduate students to develop strategic recommendations for a real challenge facing one of the world's leading health systems, presenting to Cleveland Clinic executives and caregivers.
Eligibility
- MHA, MPH, MHSA and MBA (healthcare focus) students, or equivalent graduate programs
- Teams of three to four students
- Former Cleveland Clinic interns and Executive Masters students may not participate
- No limit on number of teams per school
Format
- Case released to all registered teams
- Teams have a weekend to submit a written executive summary and presentation
- Submissions reviewed by Cleveland Clinic leaders; top teams advance to quarter-final and semi-final in-person presentations at the Cleveland Clinic Health Education Campus
- Final in-person presentations before a panel of senior Cleveland Clinic executives, followed by a Q&A session
Notable Details
- Recent editions have drawn 50+ teams from 30+ leading graduate programs nationwide
- Cash prizes and awards are given to finalist teams
- Participants gain networking opportunities with Cleveland Clinic executives and administrative fellows
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Public
Healthcare
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bahtas3@ccf.org / patelv29@ccf.org / adminfellows@ccf.org
Cleveland Clinic Administrative Fellowship Program, Cleveland Clinic Health Education Campus
Cash prizes are awarded to each of the four finalists.
Free for Round 1; 400 $ Per Team for Quarter-Finalists