Master of Science in Health Systems Management
Health care administrators are professionally trained in management, and they help to ensure that their organizations have the medical, operational and financial resources to serve a wide variety of health care needs. The RUSH University Health Systems Management Program is ranked among the best in the nation by U.S. News & World Report.
The Master of Science in Health Systems Management degree program has two separate tracks to accommodate different types of learners. The Residential Track is geared towards students who have less than five years of experience in healthcare. This program is available on a full-time or part-time basis and combines traditional classroom instruction with a paid part-time internship. The Executive Track is geared towards students who have five or more years of experience in healthcare. It is completely asynchronous, giving working professionals a flexible schedule to earn their degree.
The RUSH teacher-practitioner model, utilized in both Health Systems Management tracks, brings senior executives at RUSH University Medical Center and administrators from other top health care organizations from across the country to your classroom. Also, the small class sizes ensure excellent faculty-to-student ratios.
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