Monroe's Bachelor of Health Services Administration degree program builds on the strengths of the Medical Administration degree program. The Bachelor's degree program in Health Services Administration provides students with the comprehensive knowledge and skills necessary to seek entry-level management positions in the field of healthcare.

Note:  This program is also available in an Online format.

According to the 2004-2005 Occupational Outlook Handbook, employment of Medical and Health Services Managers is expected to grow through the year 2012, as the health services industry continues to expand and diversify, and earnings for employees are expected to be high.

• Acute Care General Hospitals
• Consulting Firms
• Long-term Care Facilities
• Behavioral Health Care Organizations
• Government Health Care Agencies
• Claims & Reimbursement Organizations
• Managed Care Organizations
• Home Health Care Agencies
• Insurance Companies
• Ambulatory Settin

There is a growing need for qualified specialists in Health Services Administration. Graduates will be able to work in a variety of healthcare settings, including hospitals, out-patient facilities, long-term care facilities, nursing homes, doctors' offices, and insurance and healthcare management companies. Positions include: Medical Office Managers, Hospital Care Investigators , Community Service Workers , Co-Ordinating Managers , Managed Care Specialists , Unit Co-Ordinators  and Third Party Billing Specialists.