Health Administration - Midwestern State University

Health Administration from Midwestern State University is a Campus Master Health Administration degree that prepares you for a Healthcare career. The health services administration faculty and staff are delighted to help you pursue or enhance your health services administration career. Program Overview: The Master in Health Administration (MHA) Degree from Midwestern State University is a comprehensive 45 credit hour program which brings together experienced individuals in health administration and enhances their skills, knowledge and abilities for an increasingly complex health industry. We prepare students for a leadership role in health services administration that is vital to their professional and organizational development. MHA courses meet face-to-face and online and are designed for persons (though not exclusively) who want to continue to work fulltime and complete a masters degree. Our Vision: To be a high value provider of health services administration education at the regional, state and national level to all types of clinical and non-clinical individuals. Our Mission: The Programs in Health Services Administration will provide students with tools for successful careers and personal growth through: The use of both on-campus and off-campus media to enhance their skills, knowledge and abilities in health administration at a reasonable expense Instruction of theoretical and conceptual frameworks for programmatic solutions in actual practice settings, Instruction in the domains and competencies required by the Accrediting Commission on Education in Health Services Administration Preparation for private, public, profit or non-profit health care organizations Community based internships and residencies that add value to patients' care Objectives: The specific educational objectives are: (1) development of independent thinking in a complex world, (2) development of superior health care administration skills, (3) development of strong health economics/financial skills, (4) promotion of managed health care demonstration sites, (5) promotion of pragmatic application from internship (or research paper) experiences, (6) exposure to current health care systems analysis and forecasting, (7) exposure to health care ethics in a changing environment, and (8) preparation for certification/fellowship as a health care executive or nurse administrator. View more details on Midwestern State University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Health Administration courses.