Healthcare Administration: Applied Clinical Operations
Why you want your bachelor's degree in healthcare administration.
The rapid growth within the health care field not only requires an increase in the number of medical related professionals, but also those who are able to manage the clinical operations. With a bachelor's degree in healthcare administration, you’re able to take advantage of the opportunity in this growth area. An excellent way to move beyond the traditional business or health care career, you’re truly able to combine the best of both worlds – clinical proficiency with the essentials for effective practice in healthcare management.
Why you want to come to Nebraska Methodist College.
When you come to Nebraska Methodist College for your bachelor's in healthcare administration: applied clinical operations, you take your career to the next level. This new program is designed for individuals who have earned an associate degree in a healthcare related field who has demonstrated clinical proficiency and leadership skills, and is ready to take the next step in their healthcare career. The curriculum has been designed around the domains identified by the Healthcare Leadership Alliance as essential to effective practice in healthcare management.
Program Features
- New Program starts August 2010.
- Flexible online format allows students to complete the program amidst multiple work/family responsibilities & busy lifestyles.
- Complete courses in program major in as little as 12 months.
- Program provides valuable networking opportunities with faculty who serve as leaders in the healthcare field.
- Experienced faculty provide students with practical skills and knowledge to be applied immediately in the professional setting.
- Graduates of the program will demonstrate business management skills to improve the quality and efficiency of healthcare.
- The philosophy of the degree is not only to teach essential clinical management practices, but to provide structure and support for the direct application of course content in the student's respective department or area.
- Student executive service includes textbooks and seamless course registration to allow students the time and convenience to focus on learning.
- Online orientation is provided and serves to set students up for success in the online learning environment.
Program Information
- Healthcare Administration: Applied Clinical Operations Fact Sheet with curriculum
- Healthcare Administration: Applied Clinical Operations Course Descriptions
- General Education Course Descriptions
Program Admission Criteria
Applicants are evaluated on the basis of the following criteria:
- Minimum cumulative GPA of 2.5 in previous healthcare degree to be considered for admissions.
- Associate degree (coursework should include hands-on experience in a healthcare setting).
- College record.
Program Application Process and Deadlines
To be considered for admission the following items must be submitted to the Admissions Office:
- NMC Online Application with $25 application fee
- Written personal statement
- Official high school transcript
- If appropriate, official GED test scores
- Official transcripts from all colleges attended
- Copy of current licensure/certification if applicable
Applications are accepted year round and admission is on a rolling basis. Students may enroll for August, January or May.
Financing Your Education
The cost of the program is very competitive compared to other online programs. The Financial Aid Office staff is dedicated to helping students realize their educational dreams. We can help students clarify the application process and determine award eligibility. We also help students understand what financial resources they have as well as determine the amount they will be responsible for paying each semester.
Program Contact
Beth Pirnie, Program Development Officer
(402) 354-7138
(800) 335-5510
beth.pirnie@methodistcollege.edu
Admissions
NMC Admissions
(402) 354-7200
admissions@methodistcollege.edu
Program Accreditation
Nebraska Methodist College is fully accredited by the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Associate of Colleges and Schools, the accrediting agency for which the College is situated. Questions may be directed to: www.ncahigherlearningcommission.org or (312) 263-0456.
