Professor John Cantiello Named Fellow of American College of Health Care Administrators
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John Cantiello, a professor in the Department of Health Administration and Policy, has been named a Fellow of the American College of Health Care Administrators. The fellowship recognizes his years of service, leadership, and scholarship in the health administration field. Cantiello has contributed to the profession through research, advisory councils, and professional associations and wants to use the fellowship to continue building bridges in leadership, senior housing, and aging services, and to enhance his teaching of the next generation of health care leaders.
John Cantiello, Esteemed Health Care Administration Educator, Named a Fellow of the American College of Health Care Administrators
John Cantiello, a renowned health care administration educator, has been honored as a Fellow of the American College of Health Care Administrators. This acknowledges his dedication to the advancement of health administration, as well as his years of impactful scholarship, leadership, and service.
Cantiello, professor in the Department of Health Administration and Policy and coordinator of the Online Undergraduate Program in Health Administration at George Mason University, is committed to shaping future health care leaders. “Through this Fellowship, I aim to enhance my teaching and help future leaders in health care develop the necessary skills to thrive in this rapidly evolving field,” he said.
In addition to his teaching, Cantiello has authored a number of peer-reviewed research and industry reports, focusing on topics such as resident characteristics and quality of life in assisted living communities. His research has been used by organizations like the American Seniors Housing Association and the Assisted Living Federation of America, and presented at top-tier national conferences.
Outside of his research and teaching, Cantiello contributes to his field through board and advisory council participation. He believes his new Fellowship status is a testament to his commitment to combining scholarship, leadership, and lifelong learning.
John Cantiello’s Advice to Aspiring Health Administrators
With the future in mind, Cantiello highlights the importance of continuing education for emerging health administrators. “Always strive to be a lifelong learner, seek out mentors, and become a member of professional organizations as early as you can,” he advised. “Health care is always evolving, so being prepared and adaptable in this field will enable you to become a much-needed changemaker.”
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