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Health Care/Health Services Management Concentration

The Health Care/Health Services Concentration focuses on current issues in health care and community health services and on skills required for those in leadership roles. It is appropriate for those who aspire to mid level director or department head roles and for those in such positions who aspire to become the CEO of health care or community health service organizations. The concentration is also available as part of the Masters in Public Affairs degree at Park University.


Curriculum (2008-2009 Catalog †)
Hours
MBA Core
24
AC 515* Accounting for Management Decisions

3
EC 604* Managerial Economics
3
FI 615* Managerial Finance
3
MG 526 Corporate Enterprise Management in a Complex and Global Setting
3
MG 527 Issues in Ethics and Social Responsibility
3
MG 630 Human Resource Management
3
MG 695* Business Policy and Strategy
3
MK 630 Strategic Marketing
3
Healthcare Concentration Core
9
HA 511 Management and Leadership
in Health Care/Health Services Settings

3
HA 518 Health Care/Health Service Delivery Systems in the US
3
Select one of the following:
3
HA 516 Health Care Financial Applications  
OR
HA 604 Healthcare Economics and Payment Systems  
Electives
3
Elective hours may be selected from any available graduate level HA courses.
Total Hours
36

†If you are a current student who was admitted under a previous catalog, you may click here to view the catalog and curriculum for the academic year in which you were admitted.

*Courses are offered in the 16-week format only, due to the volume of work required to complete the abovementioned courses.

Note: Students are urged to check the course schedule with their advisor to determine what courses are offered in what format, and the recommended sequence of courses to be taken.

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