During this pivotal time in public health, specially trained professionals with an eye toward the future are in high demand. The Department of Health Policy and Management (HPM) provides outstanding training in a wide range of disciplines, with expertise in health policy, economics, management, finance, law, decision sciences and public health. Depending upon your chosen path our courses will prepare you to:
Did You Know? For the past three years, 100 percent of our MHA graduates were employed in professional positions within three months of graduation. For the same time period, the rates of employment within six months of graduation, including the pursuit of advanced degrees for our MPH graduates, ranged from 75 to 100 percent.
Julie Donohue's research focuses on insurance coverage, financing, and delivery of health care with a focus on use of prescription drugs and behavioral health services.
HPM aspires to transform population health, health care, and health policy through equitable research, education and practice.
The Department of Health Policy and Management believes that diversity, equity and inclusion are integral to the achievement of academic and professional excellence.
Health system managers, policymakers, and health services researchers influence access to and quality of health care — something that impacts individuals, communities, and entire populations.
Graduates go on to accept positions focused on health care delivery, quality management/process improvement, financial/operational analysis, health care marketing/consulting, health policy analysis and development, health services research and more within health systems, managed care organizations, research and consulting firms, state and federal agencies and other settings central to health policy and health care management.