Master's degree

Master of Health Administration with a concentration in Informatics

Location:

20 months

Approximate Program Length

42

Total Credits

$698

Cost per Credit

Online

Format

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Managing clinical information and patient records has become more complex than ever. Our Master of Health Administration with a concentration in Informatics, which you can earn in approximately 20 months online, can help you prepare for leadership opportunities within healthcare, equipping you to use information and data to improve patient and provider outcomes.

Use data to address the Triple Aim (cost/quality of care, health of populations, patient-centrism)
Manage data privacy
Measure organizational performance
Analyze data to inform decision-making
Track employee productivity, morale, and safety

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Courses

1

Course at a time

6

Weeks per course

8

Courses per year

Program Details

Requirements

You’ll need 42 credits to complete this online MHA with a concentration in Informatics program. Your course schedule may vary based on transferable credits or credits earned through the University’s Prior Learning Assessment.

14 Core courses

You’ll be taught by instructors averaging 26 years of real-world business experience. This is just one more way the University of Phoenix® MHA with a concentration in Informatics can help you develop the confidence and skills needed in the healthcare environment.

0 General Education Courses

0 Elective Courses

Core Courses:

MHA/505: Systems Thinking in Health Care Environments
MHA/506: Ethical Marketing: The New Health Care Economics
MHA/508: Navigating the Regulatory Environment in Health Care
MHA/598: Leveraging Results to Build Brand in the Health Sector
MHA/515: Scanning the Health Sector as an Industry Expert
MHA/516: Operating in Structure: Health Sector Policy and Governance
MHA/520: Sector Stakeholders: Identifying and Cultivating Alliances
MHA/542: Leading with Authenticity in the Health Sector
MHA/543: Tackling the Talent War in the Health Sector
MHA/560: Creating a Sustainable Legacy: Healthy Communities
HINF/500: Informatics for Health Administration
HINF/520: Data Management and Design in Health Administration
HINF/510: The Systems Life Cycle
MHA/599: Capstone: Leading the Organization Through Change

General Education Courses:

Elective Courses:

What you'll learn

When you earn your MHA with a concentration in Informatics, you’ll be equipped with a concrete set of skills you can apply on the job.

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Topics covered in this degree include:

Strategic data sourcing and decision-making
Using data across diverse health information systems
Health information system implementation and interaction across the health sector

Careers & Outcomes

Possible career outcomes for graduates of this program

The data below reflects recent conditions in a dynamic and changing Arizona labor market, which may be different when you graduate. University of Phoenix does not and cannot guarantee employment, salary levels, or career advancement, as those outcomes vary by many factors specific to the individual. This data is not specific to University of Phoenix students or graduates.

Related occupations ¹

Arizona

Medical and Health Services Managers

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Salary range ²

$80-143k

25th-75th percentile from BLS

EST. JOB POSTINGS ³

17375

12 mo. average from Emsi

Data last updated at 9pm on Oct. 20, 2020

The related occupation reflects the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) occupation for which this program prepares graduates.
Salary ranges reflect the 25th and 75th percentile for the occupation in Arizona, as reported by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS).The salary ranges are not specific to students or graduates of University of Phoenix. Actual outcomes vary based on multiple factors, including prior work experience, geographic location, and other factors specific to the individual. University of Phoenix does not guarantee employment, salary level, or career advancement.
The estimated number of job postings over the past 12 months in your state are provided by Emsi, a labor market analytics firm. This data may not reflect your local market conditions. Further, market conditions are dynamic and can change. This data is not intended to predict the market conditions that will be present when you graduate from your program.

What can you do with a Master of Health Administration with a concentration in Informatics?

An MHA/INF can help prepare you to be a:

Health Information Management Director
Health Manager
Practice Administrator
Software Developer
Software Development Engineer

32 %

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, job growth for medical and health services managers is projected to be much faster than average between 2020 and 2030.

BLS projections are not specific to University of Phoenix students or graduates.

Career Services for Life®

Get career coaching, resumé building and interview prep, for life. While outside career advising can cost over $200 an hour, at University of Phoenix it’s built right into your degree at no added cost.

You don’t have to go it alone.

You’ll have a team of advisors invested in your success from day one — dedicated to helping you build your confidence and a personalized career plan you can stick with.

Tools and resources available 24/7/365

We're a university built for the busy. Build your resumé, prepare for an interview and plan your career — whenever it fits your life, day or night.

Networking & mentorship

Through virtual job fairs and networking with the alumni community, we've made it easy to tap into the experience and connections of your peers and colleagues at the University.

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Tuition

Paying for school

While education costs have risen an average of 2.6% in the U.S. every year, our Tuition Guarantee ensures you’ll pay one flat rate from the moment you enroll to the day you graduate.

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Credit transfer made easy

Earn your degree faster, and for less, with eligible transfer credits.

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Student Experience

An education that fits your busy life

Balancing family, work and school

Work toward your degree without giving up what matters most. Start your degree year-round and take one class at a time.

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Online learning

Enroll in online classes and attend class whenever it fits your life, day or night.

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Around-the-clock support and resources

You have a support team available up to 20 hours a day, 5 days a week. And our academic counselors, who are with you every step of the way, have earned a 5-star rating from 90% of our surveyed students.

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Accreditation & Faculty

Count on the quality of your education

Institutional accreditation

University of Phoenix is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission (HLC), hlcommission.org. Since 1978, University of Phoenix has been continually accredited by the Higher Learning Commission and its predecessor.

Real-world faculty

26

Average years of industry experience

28

Chief Executive Officers

85 %

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While widely available, not all programs are available to residents of all states. Please check with a University Enrollment Representative.

Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) projections are not specific to University of Phoenix students or graduates.