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Health Care Management, M.S. (SHP)

Health Care Management, M.S. (SHP)
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HEALTH CARE MANAGEMENT, M.S.


Program is ending students are no long being admitted to this program.

Health Care Management Profession

Health care is a very complex industry with many distinct types of stakeholders including, but not limited to, patients, clinicians, third-party payers, as well as public and private oversight and regulatory agencies. This, coupled with an array of legislative changes, quality initiatives, and resource limitations, pose distinct challenges to health care managers and leaders and the organizations in which they function. The Rutgers School of Health Professions (SHP) master of science in health care management (M.S.H.M.) program targets specific competencies needed by managers and leaders, enabling them to effectively address environmental challenges and help health care organizations thrive and succeed; and it is ranked as a Top School for Online Learning in Healthcare Management.