Be A Healthcare Administrator | IN AMERICA!

[@JosieVanDeKer]

Hi, Ashley! Thanks for this video. I’m 49 and about to graduate with a BA in Business Administration and starting my MHA in May one year program since I have 19 years experience as a Neurmuscular Therapist. Your videos are beyond helpful. Do you think I can get a hospital admin job while in my Masters? My MHA is $10,500

[@VictoriaLauryn]

Hi Ashley, thank you for this video. Once we get our degree in health administration, should we also consider certifications with some of the healthcare membership associations?

[@Vaishnavigangane23]

What are jobs we can look for

[@egwuchukwugrace7821]

I truly appreciate this video. I would like to ask some questions. 1. Can I get an internship as someone that study business administration for BSc 2. Can you pls make a video of schools that offers MHA in USA. 3. What online courses platform can we get certification.

[@epicmaster833]

Hey Ashley i have a question, so i am college student in my lower sophomore year and i am still really undecided about my major and lately i been thinking about "Health service administration" do you think i should major in it?

[@shawnte1242]

Do I need a bachelor degree for Medical office manager?

[@santhireddy1704]

Please make a video on MPA vs MHA

[@professorashley]

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[@professorashley]

I forgot that it was an MPA that you were asking about when I made the video. But that being said, the answer is still the same. A Masters degree in Public administration will still be for the government sector. The focus and the perspective of the MPA is on the operations of managing the populations and policies to protect the communities, and an MHA focuses on the business operations of healthcare. MHA will be more profit driven and the MPA community welfare driven.

[@santhireddy1704]

@@professorashley Thanq professor is it good to pursue both one as an traditional program and another as certification program