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HEALTHCARE ADMINISTRATION

Master of Healthcare Administration (MHA)

We welcome talented students from the four corners of the globe to come and share their expertise, visions for the future, and dedication to improving our world.

The U.S. healthcare sector needs reliable administrative leaders who can navigate unique challenges and complex regulations, while also prioritizing efficient, high-quality services. One way to become a leader in the field is through a master’s degree.

Please Note: This program is not yet approved for veteran educational benefits. Please contact our Veterans Services Specialist at veterans@jessup.edu for more information.

40 UNITS (6 PRACTICUM UNITS)

21 MONTHS

ROCKLIN CAMPUS & ONLINE

ABOUT THE PROGRAM

The Master’s of Healthcare Administration (MHA) is a hybrid program crafted to empower future healthcare leaders with the knowledge and skills essential for success in the complex and dynamic healthcare industry. It is meticulously designed with a Christian philosophy deeply rooted in fostering compassionate, ethical, and innovative leaders who can navigate the multifaceted challenges of healthcare management.

Jessup’s MHA program offers a flexible and dynamic learning experience primarily offered through on-campus and online learning with collaborative mentoring with our partners in healthcare settings. A blended approach allows you to engage in meaningful face-to-face interactions with faculty and peers during on-campus sessions while providing the convenience of online coursework to accommodate busy schedules and individual learning preferences.

In-Depth Healthcare Knowledge – Graduates will possess a comprehensive understanding of healthcare systems, policies, and practices.
Ethical Decision-Making – Graduates will demonstrate ability to make effective ethical decisions in healthcare management.
Effective Servant/Team Leadership – Graduates will have the ability to lead healthcare teams effectively.
Healthcare Data Analysis – Graduates will be proficient in healthcare data analysis.
Strategic Healthcare Planning – Graduates will be skilled in developing and implementing strategies for healthcare organizations.
Global Healthcare Perspectives – Graduates will appreciate the global dimensions of patient-centered healthcareAdvocate for Healthcare Equality and Quality – Students will advocate for culturally sensitive patient-centered care and quality improvement within healthcare organizations.
Engage in Community Service – Students will recognize the importance of community service and social responsibility, actively engaging in initiatives that contribute to the well-being of their local and global communities.

Program Distinctives

Hybrid program
Faith based education
Rocklin – online and in person (symposiums)
21 months (5 semesters)
Personalized advising

Compassionate care and transformational servant leadership
Collaborative mentoring with designated partners
In-person seminars with industry experts and faculty
Curriculum that integrates Christian spiritual formation
No GMAT/GRE Required

Program Courses (40 units: 34 units + 6 units of practicum)

MHA530 | Healthcare Systems, Hospital Organization, and Health Policy
MHA581 | Introduction to Servant Leadership, People Management, and Communication in Healthcare
MHA600 | Seminar
MHA532 | Hospital and Ambulatory Operations and Change Management
MHA540 | Healthcare Financial Management, Medical Reimbursement & RCM, and Budgeting
MHA510 | Healthcare Information Systems, Health Informatics, and Statistical Data Analysis
MHA550 | Topics in Healthcare Economics and Policy
MHA562 | Healthcare Law, Ethics, and Christian Values
MHA600 | Seminar
MHA590 | Population Health, Healthcare Quality, and Data Analysis
MHA570 | Transformational Servant Leadership for Senior Leaders
MHA699 | Strategic Planning, Marketing, and Communication (Capstone Integrative Course)
MHA560 | Healthcare Human Resources, Medical Staff, and Health Law
MHA675 | Practicum

Admissions Requirements:

transcripts for a bachelor’s degree, with a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0, that adequately prepares a student for graduate healthcare administration studies
three letter of recommendations from professional, academic, and spiritual leaders
a professional resume demonstrating related experience
a personal statement of interest and description of the student’s passion for, or deep interest in healthcare.

Dr. George R. Stubblefield, DC, IDE, ACSM

Dean, Professor – School of Natural and Applied Sciences

FACULTY

Jessup's dedicated community of faculty, both full-time and adjunct, are here to walk alongside you, equipping you with the knowledge and values you'll need to establish a meaningful career, grow spiritually, and succeed in all areas of your life. Learn more about our full-time faculty.

Dr. George R. Stubblefield, DC, IDE, ACSM

Dean, Professor - School of Natural and Applied Sciences

Larry Gilmore, M.S., MBA

Adjunct Professor - School of Natural and Applied Sciences

Caleb Smith, DBA, M.S.

Adjunct Professor - School of Natural and Applied Sciences