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Healthcare Administration Certificate

This certificate is designed for healthcare professionals at all levels who serve rural communities and recognize the need to manage the emerging challenges and changes in the healthcare system.

The courses in this program focus on practical skills and cases that can be transferred back to your facilities, staff and patients.

Built on a history of excellence in healthcare with faculty and advisory board members that are leaders in their professions. The 12-credit online certificate can be completed in under a year and applied directly to the MBA in Rural Healthcare.

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Tuition

Tuition: $565/credit*

* Tuition rates are for the 2021-22 academic year. Additional fees and costs for course materials may apply. Total program cost and completion time varies depending on transfer credits and individual program plans. Tuition rates are subject to change.

Curriculum

Courses

Required Courses

MGT 6352 – Performance Improve Hlth Care

Examines the concept of performance management and its application to the health care industry. With health care under extreme pressure from both purchasers and regulatory agencies to improve its performance, many experts predict that only the well-managed health care organizations will survive. (Healthcare Leadership Concentration)

Coursework

MGT 6430 – Organization Development

Serves as an introduction to the theory and practice of organization development (OD), also referred to as “planned change.” It emphasizes the historic evolution of OD, models of planned change, the dynamics of resistance to change, organizational culture, and the role of the OD consultant. The course also seeks to compare and contrast OD with other approaches to “change management” and to assess their relevance in organizations today.

One course from the coursework options must be taken.

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