Healthcare Administration Jobs NO ONE Talks About

There are SO many different jobs in healthcare people don't know exist. Today I'll talk about 2 healthcare administration jobs I have some experience with! Non clinical medical careers are great med school alternatives if you want to have an impact in healthcare - ENJOY :)

To go to med school you have to go into thousands of debt and miss out on years of income, many people regret that decision. This is my series on healthcare jobs with the least schooling.

Two healthcare management jobs are quality improvement and health information management jobs:

Quality improvement is one of the top healthcare administration jobs, because it offers a good balance between non clinical medical careers and interaction with patients. You are responsible for making for making sure the hospital is operating safely and effectively. As a quality improvement specialist at a hospital you will work very closely with patients, doctors, and other healthcare administrators to solve problems.

To become a healthcare quality improvement specialist, you need a bachelor of science in health administration, health information management, or another degree that teaches you about the business side of healthcare. You also need to get a CPHQ certification.

Health information Management Jobs are set to grow 20% and it is one of the top healthcare jobs in demand. It is one of my favorite med school alternatives because there are so many options, you can become a data analyst at a hospital, work for the center for Medicare Medicaid Services, insurance companies, pharmaceutical companies, or go into healthcare consulting.

TO go into Health information Management You need to get a degree in Health Information Management as well as a RHIA, or certification as a registered health information administrator. You school should also be accredited by AHIMA.

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[Kendilatay]

I have my bachelors in health administration and I’m 3 classes away from completing my MHA with a focus in operations!! I can’t wait to be done! I’ve worked plenty exciting positions in health administration so far and I would love to be a mentor to a young lady because I wish I had someone to help guide and educate me in my younger years! It’s a great field to go into!

[Chasesky]

Im in a career crisis, this was extremely helpful. Thank you.

[jessicagomez]

This is exactly what I want. Be part of the hospital work jobs but not be in the OR or performing surgeries. Learn more about medicine but not be directly detrimental to saving a persons life. Ill start asking in my nearby hospitals what requirements they ask for these jobs. Thank you for your video.

[TheLegitChurchman]

Thanks man, I have been feeling stuck in my business desk job lately and wanting to transition out to something that helps people. This video really gave me hope that even with a business degree I can make a difference. Much love!

[aac]

You have a great style. It's like a cross between early 2010s vlogger and that one engaging, passionate teacher we (hopefully) all had in school. Subscribed.

[jehanreaves]

Thank you for mentioning cancer registrars!! I've been in the cancer registry field for 13years, a RHIT and master's in healthcare admin. Informative video👍🏽

[alyssamarie]

im so glad I came upon this video. the quality improvement department sounds exactly like what I wanna do after I finish getting my degree, literally the perfect mix of what I wanna do! thank you!

[nadiaahsan]

You’re knowledgeable and well spoken! Short and to the point! Keep it up!

[nathantiong]

Thank you for this video! When I tell people about my major (Health Administration with a Concentration in Health Systems Management) they usually have no idea what it is. This video is very informative!

[abirahmed]

Yeeees yeees!!! THANK YOU, I'm glad that I found your channel. I have been looking for healthcare administration videos. I'm a student, and I chose healthcare administration because I wanted to help people but necessarily as a doctor. However, my main issue was not finding a job after graduation. So, please keep posting more videos like this!!!

[michelled]

This was amazing please make more videos regarding healthcare management

[eileenhall]

I am a recent graduate in Health Management! This has been the most helpful and content provided video thus far!
I look forward to more!!

[Sly]

decided to watch this because i'm currently in school to become RHIT. on the first day, we all went around (remote of course) and said why we wanted to do this type of job. everyone said because they want to help people but do not necessarily want to become a doctor or a nurse. i was honest about my response, I don't like direct patient care. it's OK in short amounts but can be very draining mentally and emotionally. as most people who are empathetic are drawn to it but people are draining. everyone has a story. i much rather make their lives easier by working with them to resolve problems.

[FlorenceO-knin]

This video has really widened my horizon. Quite educative and informative

[Ocean]

Thank you for this video. It feels great hearing from other individuals in health administration...

[spidalegs]

I have an Associates in Healthcare Administration. I have worked in medical records for 3 years now. I love it. I work independently and do not have direct contact with drs or patients. Many of my co workers come in my office to vent and it makes me happy to know that I'm not apart of the office drama.

[catherinebosede]

So insightful
I wish to improve more in this field. I think im loving it

[santigieishmaielbangura]

Thank you very much for sharing your experience with me!
I'm highly moved with your presentation, you have given me a clear insight into Hospital Administration and Health Care Management?

[Ange-nsbe]

I am not a recent college grad just a Healthcare worker who got into Healthcare and didn't know where to go from there. I really appreciate your videos!

[Dee-oqms]

This makes me excited! I'm getting my MSN in QI and pt safety.