Trinity University’s Health Care Administration Executive Program is designed to meet the educational needs of those individuals currently holding responsible positions in a health care organization. The Executive Program is a part-time, distance-learning experience designed for individuals employed full-time in the health care field. Because students must have prior management-level experience, the program fosters learning opportunities that integrate the theory and principles of health care administration with the richness of each participant’s practice setting. A detailed description of the Executive Program can be found at the department’s website.
A Master of Science in Health Care Administration will be conferred by Trinity University upon completion of a course of study that includes 23 months to complete 41 credit hours. A class is admitted in the fall semester Students register for two to three courses (two to three credit hours each) in each of the fall, spring, and summer semesters. Each semester begins with a three- to four-day intensive on-campus session followed by regular teleconferencing, discussion boards and other synchronous and nonsynchronous sessions.. The specific courses shall be determined by the Chair of the Department of Health Care Administration in consultation with department faculty, and in accordance with the program’s competency model as required by its accrediting body, the Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Management Education (CAHME).
The following courses are recommended:
Course ID | Course Description |
---|---|
HCAI-5220 | Statistical Analysis in Health Care Organizations |
HCAI-5330 | Health Services Organization and Policy Spring Semester |
HCAI-5223 | Information Technology and the Management of Health Care Organizations |
HCAI-5221 | Operations Management in Health Care Organizations |
HCAI-5231 | Health Care Organization Theory and Management |
HCAI-5301 | Managerial Accounting |
HCAI-5353 | Financial Management for Health Care Administration |
HCAI-5340 | Policy, Population, and Innovation |
HCAI-5356 | Seminar in Strategic Planning and Marketing |
HCAI-5351 | Leadership I |
HCAI-5313 | Economic Aspects of Health Care Administration |
HCAI-5395 | Health Care Performance Improvement |
HCAI-5360 | Leadership II |
HCAI-5356 | Seminar in Strategic Planning and Marketing |
HCAI-5333 | Legal Aspects of Health Care Administration |
HCAI-5380 | Health Care Human Resource Management |
Contact Us
Edward J. Schumacher, Ph.D. (Chair)
Discover More
From the Department of Health Care Administration.