Suffolk University Sawyer Business School Graduate Programs 2008-2009 - (Page 36) healthcare administration healthcare administration Which healthcare administration program is right for you? According to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, eight of the top 20 fastest growing professions in the United States are in the healthcare industry, and this industry will create more jobs in the next decade than any other. The demand for exceptional healthcare leaders and managers prepared to meet the industry’s considerable challenges will increase as well. With three distinctive healthcare administration programs located in the heart of Boston, a world-renowned healthcare center, the Sawyer Business School is the perfect place to ensure your success in a healthcare career. mha (full- or part-time) Entry Points September and January (Students may enter in January beginning with non-healthcare required courses) Applicant’s Career Stage Preferred minimum work experience—1 year Applicant seeks to advance their current healthcare-related career, prepare to change roles, or begin a career in healthcare Program Emphasis The MHA Program prepares leaders and managers to guide healthcare organizations, such as hospitals, academic medical centers, integrated delivery systems, long-term care facilities, managed care providers, community health centers, and other health-related organizations. These may be non-profit, for-profit, or voluntary organizations. The MHA is a broad-based degree that prepares students for a wide range of professional opportunities in healthcare. Semesters—fall and spring, with some courses available in the summer 18–24 months (Full-time) 30–42 months (Part-time) 49 credits (a mix of 1, 1.5, and 3 credit courses) Optional one-week Global Travel Seminar Program Structure Highlights Curriculum reflects critical issues in policy, financial management, operations, quality and safety, and strategic management Aims to develop competencies identified as essential to success in healthcare leadership and management Ability to adapt course plan to personal goals with electives from the healthcare, public administration, and business programs Mentor program for first-year students Prominent speakers and networking events Professional development workshops Evening and Saturday courses allow students to work during the day Location Boston 36
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