Healthcare Management: Informatics - Online

Overview

The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) reported wage and salary employment in the medical and health services management category is projected to grow 23 percent between 2012 and 2022. This growth rate is much faster than other industries. While many of these jobs are for practitioners, nurses, and allied health professionals, many others have duties that do not include hands-on patient care: for example, marketing, human resources, finance, and administration positions. This degree will help fulfill the need for non-clinical healthcare employees, and is also appropriate for practitioners who desire to move up in clinical management or out of direct patient care into a support role.

What You'll Do

• Interact with qualified, award winning faculty in a small class environment.
• Study in Robert A. Dempster Hall, an efficient and beautiful business building with a look and feel of a corporate environment
• Participate in practicums and internships designed to provide real world experience in healthcare organizations.

What You'll Study

• EC 585 Healthcare Economics
• HA 510 Healthcare Operations
• HL 113 Medical Terminology
• PY 555 Health Psychology

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