Most jobs in H/C admin are gonna require an MA. However, if you have a strong background in stats and/or strategic planning, then you have a better chance getting in the door. Other ideas would be to consider getting licensed as a nursing home administrator, if you can't get in the door with a hospital.
Also, one of the best ways to find a job is to work with your career placement department at your University. Also, find out if the Alumni Office has folks in their computer by career/job and find out who has graduated w/ a degree in H/C Admin - and where they are working.
Join the American College of Healthcare Execs (for students). They have some of the best info available on who works where. Plus, you need to get into ACHE as part of your career development. Most hospitals are going to want anyone moving up the ladder to be a fellow in ACHE.
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