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1. Where can I earn a Bachelor’s Degree in Healthcare Administration?
Our Bachelor of Science in Healthcare Administration at Cambridge College of Healthcare & Technology is offered 100% online, providing flexibility for students nationwide.
2. How long does it take to complete the Healthcare Administration degree?
The program at Cambridge College of Healthcare & Technology is designed to be completed in approximately 75 weeks, depending on the individual’s course load and course scheduling.
3. What are the admission requirements for the program?
To be eligible for the Bachelor of Science in Healthcare Administration at Cambridge College of Healthcare & Technology, applicants must:
- Have earned an associate degree in health care, allied health, or business from an accredited institution (degrees earned outside the United States must be evaluated to determine equivalency).
- Submit the online application and pay the registration fee according to the signed agreement.
- Submit all necessary documents by the specified deadlines.
- Attend an online orientation session.
4. What courses are included in the Healthcare Administration curriculum?
The program comprises 60 semester hours covering various aspects of healthcare administration. Key courses include:
- Critical Thinking
- Information Literacy
- Statistics
- Abnormal Psychology
- Microcomputer Applications
- Principles of Financial Accounting
- Introduction to Health Information Management
- Legal and Ethical Aspects of Healthcare
- Healthcare Finance
- Health Information Management Organizational Leadership
- Healthcare Research and Data Analysis
- Human Resources in Healthcare
- Revenue Cycle Management for Healthcare
- Quality Performance & Patient Care
- Business Communications in Healthcare Management
- Healthcare Strategies and Marketing
- Long Term Care and Administration
- Healthcare Policy and Politics
- Capstone Project
- Supervision and Management
5. What are the program objectives?
Graduates of the Cambridge College of Healthcare & Technology Bachelor’s in Healthcare Administration program will be able to:
- Develop communication and critical thinking skills to address real-world problems in healthcare environments.
- Network with current healthcare professionals through classroom interactions and student organizations.
- Receive career guidance and opportunities through faculty and career services.
- Gain hands-on experience through an internship or the Supervision and Management course.
6. What career opportunities are available after completing this program?
Some of the positions you could take on with a degree in healthcare administration from the Cambridge College of Healthcare & Technology Bachelor’s in Healthcare Administration program include:
- Healthcare Administrator
- Revenue Cycle Manager
- Healthcare Marketing Specialist
- Health Services Executive
- Provider Network Administrator
- Performance Improvement Specialist
- Healthcare Project Manager / Strategic Planner
- Accountable Care Organization (ACO) Operations Manager
- Health Policy Analyst
- Health Insurance Claims Analyst and Fraud Investigator
7. What practical experiences does the program offer to prepare students for real-world healthcare administration roles?
Yes, students can choose between:
- Capstone Project: In their final term, students undertake a comprehensive capstone project that allows the student to apply the knowledge and skills acquired throughout the program. This project involves identifying a current issue in healthcare administration and developing strategic solutions, and in doing so, demonstrating readiness to address complex problems in professional environments.
- Supervision and Management (HSA_4010): Focuses on supervisory procedures, including planning, organizing, staffing, directing, and controlling within healthcare environments.
8. What distinguishes your faculty from those in other programs?
Our faculty team at Cambridge College of Healthcare & Technology, Bachelor’s in Healthcare Administration consists of industry professionals with a wealth of experience and credentials across diverse healthcare sectors, offering students unmatched insights and mentorship. Key faculty include:
- Steven Chies, MHA: With a Master of Health Administration from Saint Joseph’s College, Steven has served as Chief Operating Officer for a faith-based long-term care organization, overseeing services for 7,000 individuals across 40 campuses. He has held leadership roles in professional and advocacy organizations, including serving as Chair of the National Board of Examiners. Steven is also an AHCA Baldrige Examiner, and has been actively engaged in advancing long-term care administration.
- Kevin Harrington, MATS, MSHA, RHIA, CHP: Kevin brings over 30 years of experience in healthcare, including health information management, and revenue cycle management. He has a strong track record with programmatic accreditation and has built and maintained top programs in this field. He is a leading authority on healthcare reimbursement, and has authored “Health Care Finance and the Mechanics of Insurance and Reimbursement,” a comprehensive text (used in over 100 colleges and universities) on financial principles and reimbursement processes in healthcare settings.
- Dr. Valerie Connor: A practicing clinician, Dr. Connor is also published in healthcare law and ethics, bringing a wealth of practical and academic knowledge to our program.
- Kathleen Cross: Recognized for her expertise in quality and performance improvement in healthcare, Kathleen has published several works in these areas, contributing significantly to the field and enriching our curriculum.
- Guy Hoffman: With extensive leadership experience in revenue cycle management, Guy has been actively involved with the Healthcare Financial Management Association (HFMA) in various leadership roles, contributing to advancements in healthcare finance practices.
This diverse and accomplished faculty ensures that our students receive a rich educational experience, blending theoretical knowledge with practical application, and preparing them for leadership roles in healthcare administration.
9. How do I apply to the program?
Interested applicants can apply by:
- Completing the online application form.
- Paying the application fee.
- Submitting all required documentation by the specified deadlines.
For more information or assistance with the application process, please contact our admissions office.
10. What support services are available to online students?
We offer various support services to ensure student success, including:
- Academic advising
- Tutoring services
- Career services
- Technical support
- Professional Development and Advising from the faculty
Our faculty and staff provide personalized assistance to help you achieve your educational and career goals. For more information about our Bachelor of Science in Healthcare Administration program, contact us at 877-206-4279.