Healthcare Management

Healthcare Management at Findlay

Why study Healthcare Management at Findlay?

Study how healthcare organizations serve people and make decisions. Findlay’s Healthcare Management major combines business and health perspectives with analytical and problem-solving skills.

• See healthcare from multiple perspectives. Consider international, national, cultural, and social factors that shape health services.
• Develop management skills. Build a conceptual and practical understanding of healthcare operations and leadership.
• Prepare for your next step. Use the major as a foundation for administrative work, leadership development, or graduate study.

Graduates can pursue a range of management and planning roles in healthcare organizations, with responsibilities varying by employer and experience.

Curriculum

Course Requirements

Students pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Healthcare Management at the University of Findlay complete coursework focused on economics, management, physiology, and medical terminology to build a strong foundation in healthcare operations and leadership. Depending on career goals and elective choices, students may also explore specialized areas of healthcare administration and business practices.

Students gain practical knowledge through hands-on learning experiences designed to prepare them for leadership roles in healthcare organizations, clinics, hospitals, and community health settings. Academic standards and curriculum requirements ensure graduates are equipped with the professional and analytical skills needed to succeed in the evolving healthcare industry.

beyond graduation

Careers

Healthcare Management prepares students to support the operations of clinics, hospitals, and other care organizations. Management positions typically build on relevant work experience.

Explore related occupations and typical entry requirements in the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational Outlook Handbook profile for medical and health services managers.