Administrative Fellowship
Rochester Regional Health
Current Fellows
PGY1 Fellows
Beth Bleil, J.D.
Preceptors: Colleen Rose, SVP Extended Care & Renee Demski, EVP Quality, Patient Safety, and Performance Excellence
Beth is a Tecumseh, Kansas native. She earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Criminology and Psychology from Missouri State University and her Juris Doctor from the University of Missouri – Kansas City School of Law. She is currently pursuing her Master of Health Administration at Johns Hopkins University.
Before joining Rochester Regional Health, Beth spent several years practicing healthcare law, advising critical access hospitals across rural Kansas and Missouri on regulatory compliance, corporate governance, and contract and employment matters. Her passion for healthcare was sparked while she worked as a pharmacy technician during college, where she served a tight-knit community. That experience continues to shape her dedication to supporting systems that deliver compassionate, community-centered care.
As a Fellow, Beth is excited to transition to the provider side of healthcare. She is especially interested in initiatives that enhance care delivery for rural populations and improve the financial sustainability of community health systems.
Outside of work, Beth enjoys cooking for friends, hiking in as many state and national parks as she can, and playing the ukulele.
Dhwani Doshi, MS Business Analytics
Preceptors: Jennifer Eslinger, President, Health Care Operations and Chief Operating Officer & Deepa Patel, Vice President, Operations
As a data-driven professional, Dhwani is committed to making healthcare more accessible and affordable. Throughout her undergraduate and graduate studies, she has worked on various healthcare projects, including cancer incidence prediction and blood donation prediction models. Her dedication to health equity was recognized when she placed second in the Columbia Business Health Case Competition, where she focused on “Quantifying impact in health equity.”
As a Fellow, Dhwani is excited to leverage her technical expertise and analytical skills to drive innovation in healthcare delivery. She is particularly interested in developing data-driven solutions that can improve patient outcomes while reducing costs and enhancing accessibility across diverse populations.
Outside of work, Dhwani is an avid reader who has been completing the 52 books a year challenge for the past three years.
Gabrielle (Gabby) Simpkins, MS – Global Health
Preceptors: Chris Ragsdale, MBA – VP and Chief Administrative Officer, Value Based Care
Gabrielle (Gabby) Simpkins, a native of Bowie, Maryland, holds a B.S. in Biology from Stevenson University and a Master of Global Health from Georgetown University. She is currently pursuing a post-graduate certificate in Health Information Systems and Data Analytics at Delaware Valley University.
As an undergraduate, Gabby completed internships at the Infectious Disease Society Foundation, where she supported initiatives in philanthropy, research, and workforce development. At Johns Hopkins Medicine, she contributed to identifying gaps in physical infrastructure and analyzing patient satisfaction data to support health equity and patient-centered care efforts for disabled populations. While at Georgetown, she led a research study in Ghana focused on implementing a childhood malaria vaccine program, helping to guide its successful expansion and providing insights for broader national and international adoption.
Gabby is passionate about driving policy and systemic change to improve healthcare access and outcomes for marginalized populations. As an administrative fellow in Value-Based Care and Population Health, she looks forward to advancing care coordination, quality, and integration across the RRH system to create a more impactful healthcare delivery model.
Outside of work, she enjoys hiking, soccer, painting, and spending time with family and friends.