Online Master of Health Administration: Career Outlook
Maximize an already in-demand, lucrative career.
- The top 10% of medical and health services managers earn more than $189,0001
- Employment of medical and health services managers is projected to grow 18% by 20281
Whether or not you’re already working in health care administration, you can achieve maximum mobility in this field with a master’s degree. It’s required for various middle and senior health care executive roles. And it can be your ticket to opportunities in other areas, including pharmaceutical companies, health insurance companies, management consulting, banks and other financial institutions, and state and federal agencies.
The program helps you with key skills and knowledge for topics like management and leadership, policy issues, marketing, legal and ethical issues, statistics, organizational behavior, and more. Start or advance your career in an in-demand, lucrative field with this coveted degree.
Medical and Health Services Managers
$100,980/year
Lead a medical department, facility, or practice to coordinate health services and ensure compliance with laws and regulations. Quality and efficiency are essential as managers are needed to respond to the increased need for services.1
Top Executives
$104,690/year
Oversee strategies and policies within an organization. Health care and social assistance comprise 7% of top executives, making health care organizations a major employer of executives.2
Other positions you could qualify for with your master’s in health care administration:
- Chief executive or operations officer
- Clinic manager
- Department or division director/supervisor/manager
- Facility manager
- Health care consultant
- Health services manager
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Program Outcomes
In the Master of Health Administration, you’ll:
- Be prepared for professional employment in health care administration-related fields.
- Promote health care management excellence in the region.
Ensuring Your Success Beyond Graduation
From the moment you become a student at Methodist University, you’ll have access to the support needed to obtain career readiness skills, internships, employment, and other career opportunities. And you can tap into a wide variety of career services long after you’ve graduated.
Here are just a few examples of what you can expect for career support as a student or alumnus. You can benefit from all of them remotely.