Health Services Management

Co-op Students:​

Co-op students are required to complete at least two out of three work terms in the Health Services Management field.​

Part-time/Accelerated/MBA (without Co-op):​

Eligible individuals who have a minimum of one year of work experience in a health services setting are able to take the Health Services Management specialization of the MBA program.​

Disclaimer: Before a student can register for the Health Services Management specialization, an Academic Advisor needs to make sure they meet additional requirements. Contact the Academic Advising team if you’d like to choose the HSM specialization. 

Careers:​

The competent professional health services manager is a critical element in the framework of effective and efficient delivery of health services. Such individuals need solid management grounding in the fundamentals of planning, operations and evaluation, and a broad orientation to the realities, limitations, and potentialities of our health “system”.​

The underlying assumption of this specialization is that a solid MBA training, including selected graduate courses in health services, coupled with a range of work term experiences in the health sector designed with specific educational objectives, will produce a unique graduate with accelerated capabilities in the health services field. The health services management (HSM) specialization also provides the added benefit of preparing students for a career and certification as a Certified Health Executive (CHE), Canada’s only professional credential available to health leaders, under the DeGroote School of Business’ strategic alliance with the Canadian College of Health Leaders (CCHL).​

For those who choose Co-op, the work-study nature of the MBA Co-op program is an excellent educational format. The three work terms provide a 12-month “residency” training period as an integral part of the total educational experience. To the extent possible, the work term sites and activities are based on the student’s interests and needs. During each work term, the student receives on-the-job training under the guidance of a supervisor (preceptor) from the work setting.

This specialization provides students in the full-time and Co-op option a fast-track opportunity to earn the MBA degree and CHE designation. Students who enroll in the strategic alliance must complete the CHE program requirements within three years from the date of enrollment.​

For more information, please visit http://www.cchl-ccls.ca/

Required Courses:

P700 Business, Government and the Global Environment
P720 Strategic Management
C711 Principles and Applied Methods in Health Economics and Health Technology Assessment
C721 Dynamics of Health Policymaking and Influence on Organizations

AND three (3) of the following:

C700 Introduction to Health Services Management (Only students admitted to the Accelerated MBA program are eligible to count this course)
C715 Health Care Funding and Resource Allocation
C722 Management of Population Health
C725 Managing Health Communications
C726 Critical Issues in Health Services Management
C727 Pharma/Biotech Business Issues
C735 Proposal Development for Health Care Leaders
C736 Improving Quality and Safety in Healthcare Organizations
C741 Health Care Marketing
C750 Ethical and Legal Issues in Health Care
C755 Analytics and Decision Making in Health Care

+ PLUS three (3) Electives

Note: students must ensure that they meet the prerequisites for any 700-level course they wish to take.

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