A clinical care management master’s degree will give you the direction you need to lead and guide clinical care organizations. In this program, you’ll:
- Develop the skills, knowledge, and insights necessary to develop and manage organized delivery systems in healthcare
- Effectively develop tactics and strategies for different stakeholders in the long-term care industry
- Strengthen your knowledge of internal and external regulations and practices unique to physician private practice, to ensure care can be provided to patients while simultaneously protecting medical professionals
- Apply your knowledge of social, economic, political and professional forces to the management of a healthcare organization and develop policies and practices that align with business strategies
- Develop the skills to conduct financial planning, manage financial operations, and measure financial performance
- Develop effective strategic and marketing plans to position a healthcare organization for success
- Use information systems technologies to collect and analyze healthcare data
- Demonstrate analytical skills and the application of statistical, quantitative, and economic principles and tools to the healthcare decision making process
- Apply ethical thinking and judgment to a range of health services situations
- Develop and demonstrate skills in leadership, interpersonal relations, conflict resolution, and change management
Completion of Strayer University’s Master of Science in Health Services Administration program does not guarantee a student has met the requirements to apply for licensure as a health care administrator in any state. Students pursuing professional health care certifications should contact their respective state health departments to confirm educational requirements before beginning the program.