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The Program

Bachelor’s (BBA) in Healthcare Systems Management from MCNY can help you gain the skills you need to meet the healthcare industry’s increasing demand for well-rounded, business-minded managers. This accredited, accelerated program, which can be completed in just two years and eight months, combines business coursework with healthcare curricula to develop a broad range of financial, managerial, business, and technical skills.

Professionals who graduate with their BBA in Healthcare Systems Management from MCNY have the knowledge base to sit for Certified Associate/Professional in Healthcare Information and Management Systems (CAHIMS/CPHIMS) and Certified Professional in Healthcare Information Management (CPHIT) certification exams—or go on to any number of careers in today’s in-demand healthcare environment. Workshops for the preparation of certification exams are conducted onsite each semester.

This program will allow you to:

Learn key business skills related to accounting, economics, marketing, finance and human resources.
Develop a deep understanding of managerial issues in the healthcare field, focusing on a new relevant topic each semester.
Benefit from flexible schedules with online, evening, weekend and day classes designed to make education practical for working adults.

Gain hands-on experience and practical knowledge through Constructive Action — a workable plan the student develops and implements.
Have access to financial aid and scholarship opportunities.
Leverage networking opportunities with faculty, alumni and other business leaders.

Job Outlook

Employment of medical and health services managers is projected to grow 18 percent from 2018 to 2028, much faster than the average for all occupations. As the large baby-boom population ages and people remain active later in life, there should be increased demand for healthcare services.

Employment is projected to grow in offices of health practitioners. Many services previously provided in hospitals will shift to these settings, especially as medical technologies improve. Demand in medical group practice management is projected to grow as medical group practices become larger and more complex.

In addition, widespread use of electronic health records (EHRs) will continue to create demand for managers with knowledge of health information technology (IT) and informatics systems. Medical and health services managers will be needed to organize, manage, and integrate these records across areas of the healthcare industry.

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics

See Curriculum

	Purpose 1	Purpose 2	Purpose 3	Purpose 4
Constructive Action	Self Assessment and Career Development in Healthcare	Developing Professional Relationships in Healthcare	Quality Management in Healthcare Field	Assessing Community Healthcare Needs
Values & Ethics	Critical Thinking and Writing through Literature	Public Speaking and the Art of Persuasion	Contemporary Values and Classical Ethics	Diversity in Healthcare
Self & Others	Human Anatomy and Physiology	Health Services Management I	Health Services Management II	Community Health Services
Systems	Principles of Business	Computer Applications for Profit and non-profit Management	Principles of Management	Macroeconomics
Skills	Medical Terminology	Medical Insurance	Managerial Statistics	Pathophysiology
Credits	15	15	15	15

	Purpose 5	Purpose 6	Purpose 7	Purpose 8
Constructive Action	Marketing Healthcare	Managing Human Resources in Healthcare	Managing Fiscal and Economic Resources in Healthcare	Creating an Innovative Business Plan for Healthcare Services
Values & Ethics	Political & Economic Philosophy	Empowerment Through the Arts	American Government	Regulatory Aspects of Healthcare
Self & Others	Principles of Marketing	Health Informatics	Principles of Finance	Introduction to Gerontology
Systems	Microeconomics	Healthcare Human Resources Management	Healthcare Financing	Technology and Innovations in Healthcare
Skills	Principles of Psychology	Accounting	Medical Coding and Billing Procedures	Principles of Project Management
Credits	15	15	15	15