According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics most medical and health services managers in general need at least a bachelor degree to enter the health care occupation.

At the present time, there are approximately 283,500 health care managers currently employed in the United States. The majority (57%) of these professionals work in hospitals, physicians’ offices, or nursing care facilities. The remaining opportunities exist in federal government health care facilities, outpatient care centers, home health care facilities, insurance carriers, and community care facilities. The Bureau of Labor Statistics, also reported that employment opportunities for health care managers are expected to grow much faster than average. This occupation is expected to grow 22 percent from 2010 to 2020. Many future jobs opportunities in this field will be outside of hospitals. This includes home health care services and physician’s offices*. This is an excellent opportunity for those who are interested in the health care administration field.

City College is well aware of this rapid growth in the health care field, and want to share an exciting and great news with every one who is interested in the health care field. Our Gainesville Campus just added the Bachelor Degree in Health Care Administration Degree program.

The Bachelor of Science in Health Care Administration will provide students with the knowledge and skills required to pursue entry-level positions in health care management. Our curriculum provides a general knowledge of the health care administration field. The following core classes are the foundation of our curriculum:

  • Basics of the U.S. Health Care system
  • Community Health
  • Health Care Communication
  • Health Care Law
  • Health Care Accounting and more

Our students will develop a greater knowledge and understanding in the broad spectrum of the political, ethical, legal, social, socio-economic and business issues which impact our health care system and health care organizations in the United States.

Job opportunities in the Health Care Administration field:

healthcare managers

  • Health Care Administrators
  • Nursing Home Administrators
  • Clinical Managers
  • Health Information Managers
  • Assistant Administrators
  • Coordinator/Supervisor in a health care facility 
  • Case Manager/Supervisor and more

As you continue to advance your career in the health care administration field, we understand the various demands and want to make it easier for you. We offer classes in a small size setting and if need be free tutoring. All of these benefits to help you be successful. Another great benefit to our students and graduates we offer employment assistance, just because we care for you and your future.

Message from our esteemed and distinguished Instructor

As the American population ages, there will be a greater need for Health Care Administrators and this will be ongoing for many years to come. Consider this program to help the Allied Health professionals do their jobs more effectively and efficiently.

A great opportunity for the health care administrator professional as more organizations are opening regularly that need these professionals. With that in mind, we are offering this degree program to those who want to advance their career in this field. certainly, our graduates will have great and new opportunities for learning and for making our students even more marketable as this field is growing rapidly throughout the United States.

Johnathan Coron, B.S., M.S., M.S.E.

Professor and Medical Assisting Program Coordinator

Our Health Care Administration degree program will start on October 1st. We are currently accepting applications, and would like to give you all the information that you need to start on your new career. You may want to speak to one our Admissions Representatives, or just schedule a campus tour.

 

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