Winter 2026
Residency Program Coordinator Intern
Posted on 9/5/2026
Adventist Health
10,001+ employees
Faith-based nonprofit integrated health system
Compensation Overview
$30.01 - $41.16/hr
Tulare, CA, USA
In Person
Bachelor's, Associate's
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- An Associate’s or Technical Degree, or an equivalent combination of education and related experience.
- All required vaccinations as a condition of employment, subject to applicable medical and religious exemptions.
- Coordinate the daily operation of the residency program, including planning, preparation, execution, financial and budgetary processes, residency recruitment, resident credentialing, education, and maintenance of curricular and learning systems.
- Work with management to set standards and maintain the integrity of system databases.
- Analyze data and deliver reports relevant to resident performance and outcomes.
- Provide guidance and mentoring to residents.
- Maintain program accreditation in accordance with the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education and other accrediting agencies.
- Prioritize the weekly schedule and guide others in completing tasks within schedules established by leadership.
- Build and maintain collaborative relationships with leaders, residents, and peers, and interact with high-level executives and physicians.
- Develop, monitor, and report on the training program budget.
- Work with the Ministry Finance team to ensure the accuracy of monthly budget statements and assist in developing the yearly residency budget.
- Manage recurring purchase orders and membership dues, process check requests, and pay bills associated with program activities.
- Manage grants awarded to individual residents or faculty, including the program director.
- Perform other job-related duties as assigned.
- A Bachelor's Degree.
- Three years of medical education experience.
Adventist Health is a faith-based nonprofit health system with more than 400 sites of care, including 26 acute care hospitals, primarily on the West Coast and in Hawaii. It provides a full range of health services—from primary and specialty care to hospital-based treatments and wellness programs—delivered across an integrated network of clinics, hospitals, and care facilities. Revenue comes from patient services, insurance reimbursements, and government programs, and earnings are reinvested back into communities to improve health outcomes and expand access to care. The organization differentiates itself through its nonprofit, faith-based model and by reinvesting earnings into community health, along with its broad, integrated network that covers preventive, primary, specialty, and acute care. Its goal is to improve health outcomes for the communities it serves and to expand access to high-quality care.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
Grant
Total Funding
$210K
Headquarters
Roseville, California
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- July 2026 Columbia Gorge reopened Water's Edge clinics after storm damage within months.
- Hanford and Tulare added prostate artery embolization, attracting patients needing minimally invasive options.
- Adventist Health's Ninth Circuit 340B victory in March 2026 strengthens reimbursement leverage against drug makers.
What critics are saying
- July 2026 layoffs hit 125 California employees after centralizing quality, risk, and accreditation.
- August 2026 back-office restructuring targets 300 corporate roles, signaling ongoing margin pressure.
- Data-breach settlement tied to Signature Performance exposes Adventist Health Tulare to trust and compliance damage.
What makes Adventist Health unique
- West Coast and Hawaii footprint reaches 90 communities through 26 hospitals and 400 sites.
- Partnerships like UC Davis in Marysville keep oncology care local and research-backed.
- Adventist Health Tulare launched elective PCI in May 2026, expanding advanced cardiac treatment.
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