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Health Systems Leadership Graduate Certificate

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The Health Systems Leadership graduate certificate prepares students to lead change across healthcare, public health, and community health through training in population health management, health policy, and organizational change. The 12-credit-hour program can be completed part-time and online in one calendar year, with case-based, team-driven learning and credits that may apply toward an MHA or MPH.

 

Students will design and drive innovation in healthcare administration, policy development and community health leadership.  

The graduate certificate enhances opportunities for those in healthcare and clinical settings.

A wide range of career fairs, strategically curated professional events, one-on-one coaching to explore public health through different lenses, foster your connections and build your lifelong networks and skills.
Graduates of the program are employed in hospitals, government agencies, nonprofits, and academic institutes as healthcare executives, quality improvements managers, and leaders in nursing and healthcare associations. Credits earned in this certificate may also be applied toward a graduate degree, offering a pathway for continued academic and professional advancement.

Credit Hours: 12

  • PUBH 7180 | Foundations of Public Health (0 credit hours) 
  • HADM 7105 | Health Policy and Organization of Health Services 
  • HADM 7110 | Leadership and Organizational Change in Healthcare 
  • HADM 7140 | Population Health Management 
  • HADM 7108 | Health Finance 

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Requirements for the Graduate Certificate in Health Systems Leadership includes

  • Completed SOPHAS application
  • Undergraduate degree with minimum GPA
    of 3.0
  • Curriculum Vitae/Resume
  • Statement of Purpose (400-500 words)
  • Credentials evaluation for foreign transcripts
  • Language proficiency test if language of
    instruction was not English

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