Healthcare Administration

Three hours lecture. A survey of the components, functions, and processes of Information Systems and applications in healthcare organizations.

* Technical content transfers in from AAS in Healthcare-related area.

Three hours lecture. Management principles for large and small healthcare organizations including the fundamental principles of planning, organizing, and leading.

* Technical content transfers in from AAS in Healthcare-related area.

Three hours lecture. The United States healthcare system and healthcare organization management from an applied economics perspective; topics include costs, profit maximization, pricing, market structure, and government intervention

Three hours lecture. This course explores the principles of marketing and their application in healthcare. Students will learn the essential elements of marketing strategies, including the marketing environment, customer behavior, STP, and the four Ps and their roles in healthcare industries.

* Technical content transfers in from AAS in Healthcare-related area.

Three hours lecture. This course explores the US healthcare system. Students examine access, quality, & cost, public health, managed care, patient services, and mental healthcare. They examine the role of healthcare professionals and providers. Students will look at how U.S. healthcare compares to other countries.

Three hours lecture. Development of efficient programs for managing human resources in large and small healthcare settings. Emphasizes ethics, equal employment opportunity, performance evaluation, recruitment, selection, education, training, labor relations, resources and capabilities, safety, and health.

* Technical content transfers in from AAS in Healthcare-related area.

Three hours lecture. Overview of health law in the U.S. Covers major laws & regulations that apply to healthcare, the most regulated sector of our economy. You will learn that health law is overlapping layers of federal, state, and local jurisdiction.

Three hours lecture. Overview of ethics in healthcare organizations and on the ethical dilemmas confronting the individuals who manage them. The course discusses current controversies in public health, including such topics as privacy rights, and issues relating to health promotion.

Three hours lecture. Concepts including budgeting, revenue cycle, cash management, investing, and risk are applied to the financial management of healthcare organizations.

Three hours lecture. Policy making in the public and private health sectors in the United States. Governmental and corporate management of issues associated with access, cost, and quality; influences of health care and business ethics; processes of innovation. Policy formulation, implementation, assessment, and modification.

One hour lecture. Introduction to the Bachelor of Applied Science emphasizing the significance of merging applied and technical coursework from students' prior Associate of Applied Science degrees with upper-level coursework from the university. It provides a foundation for students to integrate theory-based education with practical and professional skills.

Three hours lecture. Tailored to empower adult learners currently active in the workforce, and students with proficiency in technical fields by equipping them with practical expertise to elevate their leadership capabilities.

Two hours lecture. Designed for students in their final semester of the Bachelor of Applied Science (BAS). The course focuses on equipping students with essential skills and knowledge for successful professional transition and advancement in applied fields.