The Bachelor of Applied Science in Healthcare Administration

The Bachelor of Applied Science in Healthcare Administration was developed for students who have completed an Associate of Applied Science (AAS) degree. This program is intended for students who have experience in the healthcare field and seek to further their education to move into management or administrative roles. Previous work experience within the healthcare field is not required; however, it is highly encouraged.

This program will provide a foundation in business skills and healthcare-specific content to help graduates successfully navigate the unique challenges of management in the healthcare industry.

Students will study accounting, economics, and resource management. They will explore laws and policies as well as ethics surrounding healthcare. Students will also focus on communication and human resources.

The Bachelor of Applied Science degree in Healthcare Administration is designed for students who have completed an Associate of Applied Science degree from a regionally accredited institution of higher education or technical training provider. The degree is intended for students who have expertise within a specific technical area, experience working within that field, and seek to further their education and move into management or administrative roles by completing the requirements for a Bachelor's degree.

Graduates of this program typically work in administrative positions in hospitals, clinics, public health, and a variety of other healthcare facilities:

Medical and Health Services Managers

Management Analysts

Clinical Data Managers

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