Master of Science in Healthcare Management

Quick Facts/Highlights

Develop your leadership abilities by analyzing and evaluating the U.S. healthcare system, including its organization, processes, regulations, workforce and delivery modalities.
Work collaboratively in a virtual and cross-functional team environment using Internet-based technologies.
Demonstrate an understanding of healthcare priorities, system effectiveness, delivery, information management, performance and process improvement, laws and regulations, talent management and finance.

The need has never been greater for knowledgeable and skilled managers in every sector of the healthcare industry.

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Now accepting applications for May 2012

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Program Details

Developed in collaboration with leaders and practitioners from a variety of disciplines within the healthcare system, the Champlain online Master of Science in Healthcare Management (MSHM) is a comprehensive study of U.S. healthcare, including trends, challenges, workforce development, insurance, access, effectiveness and affordability.

Champlain’s MSHM is a challenging program designed to prepare you for leadership positions in contemporary health organizations and systems. Our MSHM focuses on the critical areas of management from the strategic, tactical and operational perspectives, and emphasizes information technology systems that support all facets of effective healthcare delivery. In this program, assignments and projects are based on the real challenges and opportunities healthcare managers face each day.

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Defining Healthcare Management

At Champlain College we define healthcare management, not as a general set of skills, but as an array of pertinent and practical abilities and knowledge that is intertwined with context-specific quality and process improvement, talent management, finance and information systems expertise. Courses such as Health Finance and Economics, Healthcare Information Systems, Strategic Human Resources Management, and Clinical Systems Management are examples from the curriculum that address the specific issues faced in today’s healthcare management environment. Our MSHM is one of the few programs that melds content in business processes, management, healthcare, and information technology/systems to focus on the practical application of essential management tools that are immediately relevant across all components of healthcare today.

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