Healthcare Management: Certificate
Program Details
The four core courses focus on content areas essential for all healthcare management professionals, including the roles and responsibilities of managers, healthcare policy, and health economics and finance. A required elective allows you to customize your certificate to meet your specific needs or interests.
Code | Title | Credits |
---|---|---|
HLAD 2010 | The United States Health Systems | 4 |
HLAD 3050 | Healthcare Management | 4 |
HLAD 4015 | Healthcare Policy | 4 |
ECON 3055 | Economic Issues in Health Care | 4 |
HLAD 3005 | Community Health | 4 |
or HLAD 3015 | Comparative Health Systems | |
or MGMT 4020 | Managing the Service Sector Operation | |
or HSCI 3200 | Health Informatics | |
or HLAD 3045 | Healthcare Ethics | |
or EMGT 3035 | Managing Biological Terrorism as a Public Health Emergency | |
or NURS 3035 | Interdisciplinary Perspectives in Global Health | |
or HLAD 3055 | Managed Care | |
or HLAD 3020 | Cultural Competency in Health Care | |
or HLAD 3040 | Health Disparities | |
or HLAD 3122 | Principles of Public Health | |
Total Credits | 20 |
Learning Outcomes
Students will demonstrate the following learning outcomes upon completion of this certificate:
- Students will be able to descript the delivery, financing and regulation of healthcare services in the United States.
- Students will be able to explain the impact of major population health issues on the US healthcare system.
- Students will be able to identify essential role and skill requirements for managing in a healthcare environment.
- Students will be able to identify industry and environmental factors which influence the role of the healthcare manager and understand how they affect healthcare organizations.
- Students will be able to explain the process of creating healthcare policy at the federal and state levels.
- Students will be able to apply the tools of economics to the analysis of healthcare markets.
- Student will be able to apply the tools of a healthcare manager in a real world setting.