Overview
The Certificate in Healthcare Administration is a post-associate degree program, and requires an approved associate degree in a healthcare-related field and a 2.0 GPA. Courses in the certificate program establish the legal, financial, managerial, and industry foundation needed to begin a leadership role in healthcare. Personally and financially rewarding jobs are available in management and administration, and these positions are expected to grow.
Course Sequences and Prerequisites
Healthcare Administration Certificate
This a post-associate degree certificate program.
Course Sequence:
HSP 3010 | Legal Considerations in Healthcare | 3 |
HSP 3020 | Economics and Finance in Healthcare | 3 |
HSP 4020 | Planning and Assessment in Health Professions | 3 |
HSP 4040 | Professional Development and Supervision in Healthcare | 3 |
HSP 4050 | Strategic Leadership and Management in Healthcare | 3 |
HSP 4060 | Quality Analysis and Risk Management in Healthcare | 3 |
Program of Study
While the college makes every effort to avoid schedule changes, the college may cancel courses or alter course schedules without prior notification.
Professional Courses
HSP 3010 | Legal Considerations in Healthcare | 3 |
HSP 3020 | Economics and Finance in Healthcare | 3 |
HSP 4020 | Planning and Assessment in Health Professions | 3 |
HSP 4040 | Professional Development and Supervision in Healthcare | 3 |
HSP 4050 | Strategic Leadership and Management in Healthcare | 3 |
HSP 4060 | Quality Analysis and Risk Management in Healthcare | 3 |
Total: 18 credits
Students are required to take courses in the sequence in which they are offered. Students are awarded the certificate after meeting the criteria below:
- Successful completion of the certificate program as prescribed by the college
- A cumulative grade point average of 2.0 or higher
- A minimum grade of C (2.0) in all healthcare administration courses
- Completion of all Healthcare Administration Certificate program requirements within one year of enrollment at the college