National American University

Earning an associate degree in Medical Staff Services Management (MSSM) can prepare individuals to become credentialing experts in hospitals or other health care facilities. Certified MSSM professionals are responsible for overseeing staff credentialing, complying and adhering to governmental regulations, continuing education programs, and upholding organizational policies, procedures, and regulations within an organization. Graduates can become an integral part of health care administration in this specialized field.

Earning a bachelor's degree in Health Care Management prepares learners to enter the growing health care industry as effective managers and leaders equipped with the knowledge and skills required in this profession. To assure student's success in this program, admission requirements consider previous education and work experience to tailor an education plan to best complement each students own clinical/professional expertise in their field.

The Master of Management with an emphasis in Health Care Administration program is designed to offer graduates the opportunity to expand their management knowledge and skills that are unique to the health care related industries. Courses will cover health care administration and policies, fiscal and regulatory issues in health service, and global issues in health care for professionals. Prospective students should currently hold a bachelor's degree or higher.