The online MHA in Health Care Administration from Utica College is a transformative program that provides leading professionals, like you, with the tools and skills for continued success. You’ll build on your career experience, hone your leadership skills and learn new ways to improve health care from the executive level while still using a patient-centered approach.
Annual salaries can range from $56,230 to more than $165,380.^
This 36-credit master's program offers three areas of emphasis:
Utica's graduate online Health Care Administration degree provides excellent specialization tracks to prepare students for a wide range of careers in health care administration:
The flexible curriculum will help diversify your skills and give you a competitive edge over fellow job seekers and health care management candidates. Those individuals who combine a high level of education with appropriate experience will benefit from this growing sector-which is why our graduates have gone on to achieve tremendous success as health care administration professionals.
HCA 675 Capstone Project
*Coursework for nursing home administration licensure. Check with your states' licensing agency or contact an Admissions Representative at (866) 295-3106 to verify the necessary coursework.
The Health Care Administration Program requires online attendance in four Synchronous Residencies. Each of these interactions will occur at the initiation of the following courses: Note see master schedule for course times.
A Synchronous Residence is an online learning environment in which a professor has the ability to engage with multiple online students at the same time, in a virtual classroom setting. This venue will provide tools for online presentations and a space for discussion and sharing of materials regardless of bandwidth, geographic location, or operating system. Professors schedule the Residencies to accommodate students’ work schedules and time zone differences to create a collaborative learning forum.
Job Growth
Health Care Administration positions will grow at a rate of 17 percent by 2024.^
The program is 100 percent online, coursework can be completed on your schedule and you can graduate with your master’s degree in as little as two years. In some states, the program’s curriculum meets the course requirements for Nursing Home Administrator licensure.
^ Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, Occupational Outlook Handbook, 2016-17 Edition, Medical and Health Services Managers, on the Internet at http://www.bls.gov/ooh/management/medical-and-health-services-managers.htm (visited August 09, 2016).
- Robert Nadon
Assistant Program Manager, Samaritan Medical Center
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