BBA Medical Services Management

Bachelor in Business Administration

Medical Services Manager’s Degree

32-40 months

Approximate Program Length

120 credits

Total Credits

May 06

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Clinical positions aren’t the only area of the healthcare industry that’s growing. Career opportunities in management, administration, and other sectors are also expanding, creating openings for college graduates with both business and medical-focused skills. Through the Medical Services Management bachelor’s degree program, students can obtain the foundational skills to pursue positions in hospitals, clinics, private practices, long-term care facilities, insurance companies, and many other settings within the healthcare industry.

In addition to providing students with a strong foundation in healthcare-focused courses, the bachelor’s in Medical Services Management also focuses on key business and administrative functions. Students will apply knowledge and analytical skills to issues of policy, information technology, budgeting and planning within the medical field.

The skills obtained in the Medical Services Management degree will prepare students to manage resources that support quality patient care.

Clinical sites and healthcare facilities require background checks and drug testing.

Available online in all states except New York and Ohio

The Medical Services Management degree program is available for study online with Bryant & Stratton College. The online Medical Services Management bachelor’s degree program follows the same outcomes and curriculum as the campus-based program with the added flexibility and convenience of an online program.

Credits earned in online classes at Bryant & Stratton College are the same as credits earned in campus-based classes at Bryant & Stratton College.

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Whether you prefer the vibrant atmosphere of on-campus classes or the convenience of online learning, our degree programs are tailored to fit your lifestyle. Use our interactive map to explore the various campus locations where this degree program is offered.

Available online in all states except New York and Ohio.

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Program Outcomes

The Medical Services Management bachelor’s degree program provides students with the ability to:

Recognize the impact multi-facets of health care economics, policy regulation, risk management, ethics and legal responsibilities have on the medical services continuum.

Collaborate with others to provide professional medical services without bias in a diverse work environment.

Apply project management skills to planning, coordination, and implementation of medical services to improve operational efficacy.

Evaluate current issues in medical services settings and create plans to resolve issues and improve outcomes.

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Key Courses

For a full course listing, please refer to the Bryant & Stratton College catalog.

ACCT110 – Accounting Principles I

BUSS100 – Business Principles

BUSS215 – Management Principles

BUSS230 – Introduction to Project Management

BUSS410 – Performance Management

ENGL102 – Research and Writing for the Workplace

HCAS123 – Healthcare Terminology

HCAS129 – Electronic Health Records

HTHS110 – Introduction to Health and Human Services Organizations

HTHS230 – Funding Health and Human Services Organizations

HTHS301 – Health Services Management I

HTHS302 – Health Services Management II

HTHS305 – Legal Aspects of Healthcare Management

HTHS315 – Healthcare Finance and Accounting Management

HURS205 – Organizational Behavior and Leadership

INFT124 – Computing Skills

MATH101 – Workplace Mathematics

PROF450 – Career Development IV

VOIM115 – Spreadsheets and Data Management

COMM104 – Learning Communities

ENGL202 – Research and Writing

ENGL302 – Advanced Research, Writing, and Presenting

MATH201 – College Mathematics: Quantitative Reasoning

MATH309 – Statistics

PHIL310 – Logic and Reasoning

PSYC101 – Principles of Psychology

PSYC310 – Organizational Psychology

SOSC115 – Career Development I: Theory and Practice

SOSC225 – Career Development II: Theory and Practice

SOSC301 – Interpersonal Relations and Group Dynamics

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Stackable Solutions

Scalable to Your Career Level & Goals

Bryant & Stratton College designs skill-building programs to fit your needs. In addition to online, on-campus, and live remote learning options, our degree offerings are scalable and stackable. Whether seeking to jumpstart your career or advance your education we offer diploma, associate, and bachelor’s degrees to help you achieve your academic and career goals on your schedule.

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Overview

Cultivate a blend of business and management skills, including essentials in healthcare such as healthcare terminology.

Program Format

Online/On-Campus

Program Duration

4-Years Full-Time Study

Possible Careers

Overview

Develop administrative support skills for effective oversight of front-office operations in a medical office setting.

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Program Format

Online/On-Campus

Program Duration

2-Years Full-Time Study

Possible Careers

Overview

Develop key essentials in medical office operations—from patient scheduling to medical records management and more.

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Program Format

Online/On-Campus

Program Duration

1-Year Full-Time Study
2-Years Part-Time Study

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What can you do with a Medical Services Management Bachelor’s Degree?

Growing much faster than the national average, healthcare management is a high-demand role. Graduates with a Medical Services Management bachelor’s degree may become medical office managers, benefits coordinators, or medical department managers. The majority work in hospitals. Others are employed by physician offices, nursing and residential care facilities, or government agencies.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Not every role in the healthcare industry is a patient-facing clinical position. There are multiple administrative and professional careers for those who seek to make a difference in healthcare without becoming a doctor or a nurse. Health service managers are non-clinical employees who work to ensure the quality and effectiveness of an organization.

The right degree program, such as the Bachelor of Business Administration in Medical Services Management from Bryant & Stratton College, can help you pursue a career that is focused on providing the business intelligence needed to offer effective medical care to your community. Graduates of this program are able to pursue roles in hospitals, care clinics, private practices, insurance companies and more.

A healthcare management degree program offers an advanced education to help future medical leaders gain the business and management skills needed to effectively run a healthcare organization. It should cover management principles, medical ethics, relevant IT, policy issues and more.

If your plan is to help healthcare organizations more effectively help the health and welfare of your community, then yes, it’s worth it. A bachelor’s degree program, like the medical services management program from Bryant & Stratton College, offers an effective way for you to obtain the foundational skills you need to successfully help any healthcare organization into the future.

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