- Part-Time Medical Management

Part-Time Medical Management

A Part-Time Program Designed For Working Professionals

Evening and weekend courses allow health care providers, researchers, and administrators to strengthen their skill sets and complete the program in just 16 months.

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Our Expert Faculty. Your Invaluable Resource

Bloomberg Businessweek consistently awards Simon faulty an "A" for teaching quality. Smaller class sizes mean you will work closely with some of the world’s most recognized thought leaders in health care, finance, management, and strategy.

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Team Projects With Immediate Applications

As a part of the Simon MS degree, we will coordinate a project-based practicum within a health organization to help you build your skill set and professional network.
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Benefits to You and Your Company
Understanding the business of health care means smarter decisions to help you get the most out of your resources without sacrificing the level of care or service you provide your clients.

Program Benefits

The world of health care is changing. Simon Business School’s Master of Science in Medical Management provides the skills you will need to be successful in this dynamic and changing field. New regulations and emerging delivery options provide challenges and opportunities for professionals across the spectrum of this diverse and dynamic industry. For that reason, medical and health services leaders must be prepared to do more than just stay current with new information. They must be able to predict and prepare for tomorrow’s innovations that will have a dramatic impact on the business of health care.

Medical Management Program Alumni

With a foundation in quantitative analysis, a Simon degree truly represents the science of doing business. In addition, our Medical Management graduates join an outstanding group of Simon alumni working in diverse industries around the globe. They can be found in the world’s top financial institutions, marketing firms, accounting offices, and consulting companies.

From corporate executives, to financial analysts, to hospital leadership, they form an influential network that is grounded in academic excellence and inspired by innovation, research, and quantifiable success.

Meet Alumni

“The Simon program in medical management provided me with knowledge of operations, accounting, and economics as they pertain to medicine. That knowledge will allow me to improve my own practice.”

Paul van der Sloot

'87E, '12S (MS), Medical Management Concentration

Associate Professor, Department of Otolaryngology (SMD)

Built for the changing world of health care.

The Simon School is one of the select few internationally ranked business schools to offer a dedicated program in the area of Health Sciences Management. Our program in Medical Management provides health care professionals, like you, with the skills needed to understand key business issues confronting the health care industry.

Who should apply

The program’s part-time structure is focused on developing you to be confident manager and leader who can make key financial, operational, and strategic decisions for your organization. Some of the skills you will acquire include:

Business plan development
The language of health care finance
Utilization of data in making decisions
Principles of effective negotiations
Marketing for health care services
Strategic Planning

Class Structure

A schedule that allows you to maintain your career and personal commitments.

The Simon Business School Medical Management program is designed to fit the schedules of busy working professionals. During the first academic year (August through July), the in-class time commitment is one night per week and one weekend per month. During a typical term, students enroll in one course for one night per week for seven weeks. In that same term, the student also takes a second course two weekends (Friday afternoon and evening, plus all day Saturday). This first academic year is followed by the team project, which spans about half of a year.

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