Program Overview

Program Overview

Ohio University's online Master of Health Administration degree provides a holistic perspective, allowing students to balance the altruistic mission of healthcare with essential business skills. The program enables students to create and manage organizations that deliver excellent, affordable, and profitable care.

Career Opportunities

Graduates of the program will be well-equipped for opportunities in various settings, including:

• Hospitals
• Group physician practices
• Clinics
• Behavioral health organizations
• Rehabilitation centers
• Educational organizations

Some employers prefer or require managers and administrators to have a master's degree for advancement. The Bureau of Labor Statistics projects that opportunities for medical and health services managers will grow significantly, with approximately 61,400 openings added each year from 2023 to 2033.

Factors Contributing to Growth

Several factors will contribute to the growth of medical and health services managers, including:

• An ever-increasing demand for care
• The need to replace workers who will retire
• The more widespread use of electronic records and developing technology

Salary Projections

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the top four highest-paying settings for medical and health services managers are:

• Hospitals: $128,740
• Government: $125,590
• Outpatient care: $104,710
• Offices of physicians: $102,360

These salary projections are based on data from 2024.