Welcome to Leaders in Healthcare!
The focus on the growth and challenges of the healthcare industry has never been greater. If you are a current Healthcare professional, or are looking to enter the field; then Leaders in Healthcare has the information you need on trends and opportunities.
It’s brought to you by Bellevue University, the leader in healthcare administration higher education. We offer the nation’s largest Master’s of Healthcare Administration Program. Changing technology, medical advancements and updates in patient practices affect the lives of millions of Americans daily. Begin your move to a better career with one of our specialized degrees.
Education plays a large role in career advancement for healthcare’s fastest growing sectors, including healthcare administration, this according to the 2008-2009 Occupational Outlook Handbook produced by the U.S. Department of Labor Bureau of Labor Statistics.More Healthcare News »
The Master of Healthcare Administration degree program at Bellevue University is the nation’s largest. Students seek us out because our curriculum reflects current healthcare trends and issues. We arm our graduates with the skills and information they need to be successful leaders in healthcare.
See the degree »
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that employment of medical and health services managers will grow 16 percent from 2006 to 2016. Job opportunities are very good for applicants with the proper education, healthcare work experience, and strong management skills.See Career Opportunities »
Baby boomers comprise nearly 25 percent of the United States’ population. With an additional 37 million seniors by the year 2030, healthcare facilities need to prepare for a pending human resources crisis as older workers retire and eventually become patients themselves. Read More »
News You Can Use
Health IT Bill being Drafted for Congress in Early 2009
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) is looking to pass legislation that would require physicians nationwide to adopt health IT, and could include negative consequences to encourage providers to do so, CQ HealthBeat reports. Read More...
New Grants Help Hospitals Promote Long-Term Care Resources
According to the Healthcare Intelligence Network, seven states were recently awarded grants totaling $8.3 million to create information systems about long term care options Read More...
Uninsured Immigrants May Affect Public Health
Medical News Today reported this week that a study by public health researchers at The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia Read More...
