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The 36-credit hour program, offered entirely online, will position graduates to become future health innovators through scholarly research, collaborative learning, and career training. 

The M.H.A program is designed to give clinical providers the skills necessary to shift to an administrative role and further enhance the skills of those working already working in supervisory roles within allied health.

Students in the interprofessional program will gain expertise in health care planning, management, policy, and leadership. They will have the option to pursue focus areas in either health data analytics or public health, or they can select an individualized approach and custom-build their curriculum to better suit their educational and professional goals. 

Graduates of the program will be positioned to shape all sectors of the health care industry and lead solutions to current challenges facing the field. The health care industry is expected to grow by 20% through 2026, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. As such, the field demands innovative health leaders with advanced business and management skills.

“Innovative leaders will shape the future of our challenged health care industry in the post-pandemic world,” said CGPS Dean Martha Wilson, Ph.D. “The individualized course pathways of this program prepare graduates for the varied opportunities within health care and help hone the specialized skills and expertise needed to be successful.”

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