The healthcare industry is complex and exciting. New technology is forcing many to adapt and innovate, and healthcare operations are no exception. Clinics and hospitals are digitizing their files, utilizing new surgical technology, providing a new level of care to rural communities, streamlining their patient experiences, and keeping up with ever-changing regulations.
No matter the change, the heart of the profession remains the same: Help patients get the best method of care. The role of healthcare management and operations is central to this aim. Using specialized knowledge, healthcare administration professionals manage a variety of facilities including hospitals, clinics, and long-term care facilities.
Healthcare leadership majors choose one or more specialized concentrations based on where they want to focus their career. Our concentrations include:
Our new healthcare leadership minor is designed for health professions students who are interested in leadership or management opportunities in the future. The program also welcomes interdisciplinary students from other majors with an interest in the business of healthcare.
With a career in healthcare leadership, you’ll combine your passion for helping people with your desire to see businesses grow. A healthcare entity, after all, is still a business and this role is vital to its success.