Certificate in Leadership in Health Care Administration
Certificate in Leadership in Health Care Administration
This certificate is primarily intended for students who are already employed in the health care industry (clinical, allied health, insurance, medical office, etc.). All courses may be completed online, and all credits will apply toward degree requirements at Charter Oak State College.
This Certificate is 18 credits, 12 of these credits must be completed at Charter Oak. All courses must be completed with a grade of 'C' or better.
Certificate Core Courses
Students must take one of the following:
| 3 cr |
| HCA 301: Contemporary Ethical Issues in Health Care | 3 cr |
| HCA 311: Health Care Economics | 3 cr |
| HCA 350: Transcultural Competency in Health Care Administration | 3 cr |
| HCA 411: Health Care Law | 3 cr |
| HCA 450: Leadership in Health Care Administration | 3 cr |
The Leadership in Healthcare Administration Certificate Program is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation for Health Informatics and Information Management Education (CAHIIM).
Program Learning Outcomes
Students who complete a Certificate in Leadership in Health Care Administration will be able to:
- identify and explain factors that impact behavior in the health care field;
- explain how understanding diversity is important to the health care field;
- describe patient rights measures;
- evaluate and interpret economic factors that influence health care decisions;
- identify and apply decision-making strategies related to the health care field;
- explain how legal/ethical issues apply to business/clinical practices;
- apply leadership competencies; and
- assess global factors affecting the health care industry.
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Certificate in Leadership in Health Care Administration
This certificate is primarily intended for students who are already employed in the health care industry (clinical, allied health, insurance, medical office, etc.). All courses may be completed online, and all credits will apply toward degree requirements at Charter Oak State College.
This Certificate is 18 credits, 12 of these credits must be completed at Charter Oak. All courses must be completed with a grade of 'C' or better.
Certificate Core Courses
Students must take one of the following:
| 3 cr |
| HCA 301: Contemporary Ethical Issues in Health Care | 3 cr |
| HCA 311: Health Care Economics | 3 cr |
| HCA 350: Transcultural Competency in Health Care Administration | 3 cr |
| HCA 411: Health Care Law | 3 cr |
| HCA 450: Leadership in Health Care Administration | 3 cr |
The Leadership in Healthcare Administration Certificate Program is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation for Health Informatics and Information Management Education (CAHIIM).
Program Learning Outcomes
Students who complete a Certificate in Leadership in Health Care Administration will be able to:
- identify and explain factors that impact behavior in the health care field;
- explain how understanding diversity is important to the health care field;
- describe patient rights measures;
- evaluate and interpret economic factors that influence health care decisions;
- identify and apply decision-making strategies related to the health care field;
- explain how legal/ethical issues apply to business/clinical practices;
- apply leadership competencies; and
- assess global factors affecting the health care industry.