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These experiences helped me understand how to assess and establish measures to improve patient-centered outcomes at Seattle Children’s Hospital (SCH). From there, I worked as a clinical research coordinator for Seattle Children’s Research Institute (SCRI), managing an individual pilot study and assisting on several research projects. In addition, I attended the University of Washington during my undergraduate career, receiving BAs in both psychology and communications in 2016. Born and raised in Everett, Washington, I have strong roots in the Pacific Northwest. Hello, everyone! I am ecstatic to be a student ambassador for the UW MHA program this academic year. I am truly excited to act as a student ambassador for this program and look forward to speaking with you! Reflecting upon my prior work experience, I can safely say what I have learned thus far has been invaluable. Many of the decisions we must make in health care will require strong leadership abilities, and the UW MHA program appealed to me because of its strong focus on leadership. I eventually chose an MHA due to its strong focus on health care. I couldn’t help but think that I could improve the quality of life for the providers as well as the quality of care being delivered to our patients. The level of burnout and stress I witnessed was heart breaking and was my catalyst for pursuing a degree in health administration. The most significant experience was my time spent as a case manager for Kaiser Permanente’s behavioral health department. I then spent a year in Maine delivering in-home interventions to children and families who had suffered severe trauma. Upon graduating, I spent time in New Hampshire where I worked with autistic children.

I grew up in Honolulu and received my degree in psychology from Wheaton College in Massachusetts. Hello! I am excited to be a student ambassador for the UW MHA program. Please feel free to reach out to me if you have any questions about the MHA program or would like to connect! Also, the program offers great resources for professional growth, such as mentorship and student association leadership events that are held throughout the year. The UW MHA program provides real-life experiences, as students are always collaborating with local organizations for our team projects. All my experiences have contributed to my drive and interest in working toward advancing health care for underserved populations, developing innovative initiatives and consistently building equitable experiences for all backgrounds.

I establish pathways for first-generation pre-health students and was exposed to the importance of program development and ambulatory operations. This past summer, I completed my administrative internship with the Swedish Medical Group, where I learned more about clinical operations. During my time at UCR, I worked at an academic medical institution and clinical enterprise, which started my interest in the field of health administration. Hello! My name is Imad Jobah and I am originally from Central California. I graduated from the University of California, Riverside with a major in public policy and minor in Arabic.

If you are interested in connecting one-on-one with a student ambassador, please email Class of 2022 Imad Jobah, MHA Candidate They have a wide variety of experience and interest in health care. Student ambassadors are here to help prospective students learn about the MHA program at the University of Washington.