Health Services Administration

The Health Services Administration program at Webber International University equips students with essential knowledge and practical skills for effective management and leadership within healthcare organizations. Designed to address the unique challenges of the healthcare sector, this program prepares graduates for roles in various healthcare settings by emphasizing a strong understanding of healthcare systems, regulatory standards, and organizational management.

• Comprehensive Healthcare Knowledge: The program covers healthcare policy, ethics, healthcare law, and management practices, providing students with a well-rounded foundation in healthcare administration.
• Practical Experience: Through internship opportunities and applied projects, students gain hands-on experience in healthcare settings, learning to navigate real-world administrative challenges.
• Leadership and Interpersonal Skills: Courses emphasize essential management skills, including team leadership, strategic planning, and communication, tailored specifically for healthcare environments.

Core courses and areas of study include:

• Healthcare Policy and Law: Provides an understanding of the legal and ethical considerations in healthcare, including regulatory compliance and healthcare law.
• Healthcare Financial Management: Teaches budgeting, financial planning, and resource management specific to healthcare organizations.
• Human Resource Management in Healthcare: Focuses on recruitment, retention, and managing healthcare personnel within regulatory and ethical guidelines.
• Quality Improvement and Patient Safety: Introduces methods for analyzing and enhancing healthcare delivery and ensuring patient safety.

Graduates of the Health Services Administration program are well-prepared for roles such as:

• Healthcare Administrator: Managing operations in hospitals, clinics, and healthcare organizations.
• Medical Office Manager: Overseeing the daily functions of medical practices, including patient relations, staffing, and compliance.
• Health Services Manager: Leading specific departments or programs within healthcare facilities.
• Policy Analyst: Evaluating and contributing to healthcare policies and reforms within governmental or private organizations.

Webber’s Health Services Administration program offers small class sizes, personalized support from experienced faculty, and a curriculum tailored to current healthcare industry needs. The program’s combination of academic and practical training ensures that graduates are well-prepared to enter the healthcare workforce and make a meaningful impact.