What You'll Learn
This certificate program provides a comprehensive introduction to the field of health administration, with a focus on public sector and non-profit healthcare settings. Through a combination of foundational knowledge and practical skills development, you will gain a thorough understanding of healthcare policy, organizational management, core medical terminology and ethical considerations that are essential for diverse healthcare environments.
You will:
- Explore the U.S. healthcare system, including policies and regulations in public and non-profit sector organizations
- Develop ethical reasoning skills with special consideration to the unique challenges and responsibilities of healthcare providers
- Acquire essential medical terminology knowledge, including anatomical, diagnostic and procedural language
- Learn about organizational dynamics, resource management and strategies for fostering organizational culture and change
Students who complete this certificate and want to further expand their skills are encouraged to consider the Health Administration: Finance and Quality Management Certificate.
Certificate Coursework
This certificate consists of 12 undergraduate credits that can be taken in any order.
Health Administration: Policy, Procedures, Laws and Ethics - Fall Quarter, 4 credits
Health Administration: Essential Medical Terminology - Winter Quarter, 4 credits
Health Administration: Organizational Theory and Management - Spring Quarter, 4 credits
Learn more about courses in the Academic Catalog