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Middlesex Hospital Administrative Fellowship Committee: Case Study

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Dear Middlesex Hospital Administrative Fellowship Committee,

It is with noble satisfaction that I write this letter as a recommendation for Mr. Lance Y. Troh who has shown great enthusiasm for leadership within the healthcare industry. As a former student of one of my courses at New York Medical College, Mr. Troh demonstrated his passion for leadership within the health system by firming advocating a transparent healthcare system that delivers result and reduce defects. Mr. Troh is an excellent candidate for the Administrative Fellowship Program because of his experience within the healthcare environmental and critical thinking skills that are essential in today 's competitive healthcare market. Furthermore, Mr. Troh is ready to hit the ground
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