Associate Available
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16 weeks (semester)
Traditional On-Campus, Lancaster
If you care about health, serving those in need and educating the public on wellness initiatives, consider working toward a healthcare management degree from Lancaster Bible College. In this program, students learn about the many facets of health care and prepare for a career as a healthcare executive. So, what exactly can you do with training in healthcare management? As a future healthcare manager, you’ll be responsible for planning, directing and coordinating medical services in settings like hospitals, nursing homes and group medical practices. Learn under experienced faculty members in the classroom on Lancaster Bible College’s beautiful campus.
Becoming a healthcare manager means you’ll have plenty of options once you graduate. This program touches on areas of math, science and policy, allowing you to transition from school to a job at a doctor’s office, handling the day-to-day functions of a typical small private practice, step into law reform in D.C. by working as a public health lobbyist or enter the lucrative world of pharmaceutical sales. Our undergraduate degree in healthcare management also prepares you to continue your education through graduate studies. The possibilities are almost endless – it just depends on what you want to do! Talk to an admissions counselor today to learn more.
Program Cost
Admissions Process
Can I Transfer Credits?
Yes! Read about LBC’s transfer policy
Other Program Selection
Associate of Science (AS) – 61 credits
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Bible & Theology Core 43 Credits
Arts & Sciences Core 39 Credits
Healthcare Core 40 Credits
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Want to learn more about this major or the traditional undergraduate programs at Lancaster Bible College? Consider scheduling an in-person or virtual campus visit to see the campus and talk with our admissions counselors.
The Healthcare Management bachelor’s degree prepares students for a wide range of technical and/or ministry contexts. Here is a sampling of careers and opportunities this degree affords:
HCM 105 Introduction to Health Sciences
HCM 110 Medical Terminology
HCM 115 Nutrition and Wellness
HCM 205 Professionalism and Education in Healthcare
HCM 210 Ethical/Legal Issues in Healthcare
HCM 215 Healthcare Policy and Economics
HCM 301 Healthcare Management I
HCM 302 Healthcare Management II
HCM 305 Community Health
HCM 370 Experiential Learning
HCM 450 Healthcare Management Practicum
HCM 400 Cross Cultural Experience
Healthcare Electives
HCM 310 Evidence Based Research and Writing
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Credits | |
Bible & Theology | 19 |
Arts & Sciences | 19 |
Healthcare Management | 24 |
Total | 62 |
View the Academic Catalog for the complete curriculum plan, course descriptions and program details.