39 Healthcare Management Certificate Programs

Expand your knowledge of leadership and management principles specifically for the healthcare industry with Brenau University's online Healthcare Management Certificate. This program is designed for current healthcare professionals who want to pursue career advancement through continued study without earning a full degree. After finishing your program, you'll be ready for roles like medical and health services manager or health care administrator.

Take the next step towards a career in healthcare leadership with this specialist short course. Our 100% online and part-time PG Cert International Healthcare Management will provide you with an introduction to the main theories and practices within the field of healthcare. This online short course will develop your knowledge of key management principles within the healthcare environment and improve your leadership skills which will prepare you for a move to more senior roles. This PG Cert International Healthcare Management is a great stand-alone qualification and it can also be used as a stepping stone towards the PG Dip or full Masters degree.

The Health Care Administration Management program is for international graduate students with previous education/experience in health sciences. Courses will provide you with business and leadership skills to work within the Canadian health care system. Students graduating from this program will find employment opportunities within medical clients, physician practices, hospitals and more.

Through this 100% online and part-time CertHE Healthcare Management, you will gain an awareness of healthcare problems and their interaction with business and management. Through this short course, you will develop an understanding of key contemporary healthcare challenges and how these link to business and management. You will also develop fundamental knowledge of the operations within finance and human resources. No prior qualifications or work experience? Not an issue, because our online CertHE courses have an open entry route. This course can be completed in as little as 16 months – and it’s easy to progress onto the full degree.

This Certificate in Health and Social Care is focused on two things. It provides a valuable introduction to learning in higher education and it also provides an authoritative overview of health and social care. Real-life case studies will give you an insight into what it is like to experience care and of working in care services.

This graduate certificate program provides basic management knowledge for practitioners and entry-level managers in the health sector. The focus is on providing students with the knowledge necessary to enter a management position in the Canadian healthcare system. The GCHSM is available for students who wish to increase their knowledge level but may be unable to, or are cautious about, committing to a full Master’s degree.

Due to the increasing demand for administrators in retirement communities, Centennial College offers the Retirement Communities Management program with the support of the Retirement Homes Regulatory Authority (RHRA) and Ontario Retirement Communities Association (ORCA). Retirement homes in Ontario are regulated under the Retirement Homes Act, only RHRA licenses retirement homes and the majority of licensed homes are ORCA members.

There is a growing demand for qualified clinical researchers to conduct trials on medical treatments and devices. With this certificate, you will master the practical aspects of running and managing a clinical trial, including trial design and phases, good clinical practices, the drug discovery and development process, and quality control and assurance.

Health Care Management directly affects the quality of care available to a community. From assessing the service needs of the local population to managing workforce and supply chain challenges to compliance with legal and ethical requirements, modern health care needs skilled managers and administrators. These skills can help provide strategic leadership initiatives to successfully position health care organizations for future success. Cedar Crest’s Health Care Management certificate focuses learners on the process of implementing and assuring effective and efficient quality health care practices.

Firmly rooted in a Canadian and provincial healthcare context, with a strong focus on Indigenous perspectives, this program will prepare you to become a partner in care, lead interprofessional healthcare teams, and be adept in the ever-changing landscape of the Canadian healthcare system.

This course builds on the knowledge and skills learnt during the Certificate programme, providing advanced preparation for those who wish to pursue care management and administrative posts in healthcare services.

Arden's Level 4 CertHE Health and Care Management course has been developed with input from senior leaders within the NHS, Skills for Care, and Skills for Health to ensure you get the most professional approach required to get your career started in the sector. Using a modern and online-focused approach, our course is regularly updated to meet all the needs of the sector. That means you’ll gain the leadership skills required in all health and care challenges.

Arden's new Level 4 CertHE Health and Care Management course is the ideal choice if you’re currently unsure about committing to a full degree course, for newcomers wanting to enter the field, and for current professionals looking to gain a qualification to progress their careers.

Healthcare organizations present managers with some of the most complex challenges in any industry. The certificate in healthcare management will give you the necessary tools to meet those challenges, exploring current issues, trends, and crises facing the industry, and providing a framework for effective management practice across key healthcare areas.

The Health Services Administration Certificate is designed for students interested in: 1) gaining knowledge related to the U.S. health care delivery system and management roles in public, not-for-profit, and private health care settings, and 2) developing health care management competencies for professional development.