Programs & Areas of Study
Bachelor's Degree: Health Care Management \ Information Systems
The bachelor's degree program in Health Care Management will prepare graduates for entry-level management positions in the health care industry with a specialization in computer skills such as networking and information security that is integral to HIPAA legislation for medical facilities. The expanded curriculum offers higher level of healthcare management content and information systems technology.
Program Core Courses - What You'll Study
- Principles of Accounting I
- Principles of Accounting II
- Principles of Economics
- Organizational Management & Leadership
- The Microsoft Office
- Microsoft Word
- Microsoft Excel
- MS Access
- Written Communications
- Intro to Healthcare Management
- Health Care Economics
- Computerized Health Information Systems
- Public Health Statistics
- Mgt of Information Tech for Health Prof
- Advanced Healthcare law and Ethics
- Management of Physician Practices
- Business Math I
- Implementing & Troubleshooting OS Technology
- Microcomputer Hardware Technology
- Network+ Fundamentals
- Network Server Administration
- Network Infrastructure Administration
- Directory Services Administration
- Information Systems Security
- Database Design
- Database Security and Auditing
- Healthcare Law and Ethics
Career Opportunities in Health Care Management\Information Systems
The bachelor's degree program in Health Care Management \ Information Systems will have employment opportunities with physician offices, insurance offices, clinics, hospitals and health organizations that depend on large databases and the maintenance of these databases.
This program is offered at the following campuses:
In Kentucky:
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I Can Do It!
Leann Mimms, a November 2007 graduate and medical assistant for Gold Skin Care in Nashville, comes from a family with several medical professionals, including an aunt who is a registered nurse and a cousin who is a physician assistant. So it’s no surprise that after high school, she set her sights on a medical career.
