National Center for Healthcare Leadership

The us cooperative for international patient programs (uscipp) is a consortium of american academic medical centers, hospitals, and health systems with international programs. Uscipp operates on a member-driven agenda of interorganizational learning and collaboration, the continuous and open sharing of knowledge and industry best practices, peer benchmarking and research, market analysis and business intelligence, the organization of international business development events, and more.

The Leadership excellence networks (lens) is an institutional membership group for leading Healthcare organizations that recognize that Leadership development and talent management programs are integral to their strategic goals.

Nchl held an all-member conference in november 2023. This event convened members of nchl's uscipp, lens, and ncaf programs for several days of peer-to-peer learning and the sharing of best practices.

Ncaf: the National council on administrative fellowships (ncaf) is leading the way across the country to build the bridge between practice and academia. It is made up of fellowship sites and graduate health management programs that are working together to continuously improve early-career development opportunities for our next generation Healthcare leaders. Ncaf creates an industry standard in the recruitment for administrative fellows. In doing so, ncaf allows for a uniform and coordinated recruitment process, helps organizations access a National pipeline of the next generation of Healthcare industry leaders, and brings fellowship sites and graduate health management programs together to share ideas and best practices. Expenses: $161,209 revenue: $335,883research and evaluation: in 2023, nchl's research and evaluation accounting function released new analyses based on the most recent nchl National Healthcare Leadership survey data from 2022.expenses: $58,455 revenue: $0