1. Health Administration
Lilah Haines

2. History Father Moulinier Marquette University
A need for specialization

3. Job Description
Strategize
Lead
Manage

4. Work settings

5. Job responsibilities Establish health care standards
Strategic policy decisions
Implement the personnel management procedures
Leadership

6. Clients, patients, and other health care providers

7. Team work

8. Certification and/or licensing requirements
Optional Certification Process
American College of health care administrators
Professional association of health care management
No National Exam

9. Education
Bachelor’s degree
MBA
Doctorate
Internships recommended

10. Market information
Positive outlook
Median annual wage: $92,810

11. National Professional organizations
Association for Health Administrative Professionals
American Association of Healthcare Administration Management
Healthcare Administrators Association
American College of Healthcare Administrators
American College of Health Executives
American Hospital Association
Institute for Healthcare Improvement
National Association of Health Services Executives
Association of University Programs in Health Administration

12. Health administration at central Michigan University

13. Health administration

14. Sources Cited
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W. (2014, October 07). Master of Health Administration: The Demand for Healthcare Leaders. Retrieved October 12, 2017, from