The Best Healthcare Degrees (EXTREMELY Underrated Majors)

Today's I'll give you all the details you need to know about the highest paid healthcare degrees. If you want to become a doctor you'll find that these are some of the best pre med degrees, but they can also help you in A BUNCH of other careers. No one really talks about these degrees to work in healthcare, but they are by far some of the top healthcare degrees - Enjoy :)

As part of this medical degree tier list I'll list the top healthcare degrees. Many people choose hard science degrees, but those ARE NOT the best degrees to work in healthcare as you don't learn many practical skills. You'll learn about the health information management major, healthcare administration degree / healthcare management degree, and even healthcare informatics. These are the best healthcare degrees as you learn skills essential to healthcare and they can land you many Alternative Healthcare Careers

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[IncomeOverOutcome]

All of my healthcare folk, make sure you hit that like button :)

[CrazyAsianDude]

I chose nursing as my pre-med course, it's a very demanding course but it's very fulfilling when you see your clients smile and thank you for the care you've given them. I want to bring the aspect of caring and curing together, to be compassionate and understanding as a future healthcare provider. I am excited to experience medicine as it is.

[ankitagupta]

1. Medical informatics
2. Health Information Management
3. Healthcare Administration

[ayeshatasmia]

I literally would search for videos for healthcare management just months ago and there wouldn't be videos! All outdated and mellow. Was wondering how secluded this major was despite how much it's needed. Thank you!

[CelestiaJ]

There's like no information out there on IG and other social media platforms about healthcare jobs aside from nursing and physicians.. so iam glad I found your YouTube and IG!!! You are a lifesaver when it comes to more information pertaining to my Bach degree (HCA) thank you for all the useful information!!

[ninad]

I’m currently a sophomore getting a BS in HA with hopes for an Accelerated MHI at George Mason University. Their program has 3 different concentrations - Health Informatics, Senior Living, and General Administration (i forget the exact title). There are many many online classes that you can take that are asynchronous so that you get get your degree at your own pace and the major class sizes are relatively small at the max i’ve seen 50. There’s a total of less than 500 people in the major so the professors really care about you and want you to succeed. Definitely worth looking into.

[danetteranola]

Finally I found someone to explain clearly about HIM
I am planning take that course in Canada ❤ Thank you so much very informative

[poojadaga]

Can you also do a video on healthcare management and how it differs from healthcare administration and HIM ; and which of the three is better?

[Dee-oqms]

Could you do a more in-depth video on quality improvement & patient safety

[totalitee]

Idk if youve heard this today but your channel is freaking awesomely informative! Gives just the right amount of foundation to your listeners without doing all the research for us. Gratitude!!

[toddaustin]

Interesting information.

TY.

Although I'm a Doctor of Chiropractic who loves what I do, I graduated in 1993 and Healthcare has changed a lot since then. I have 3 kids and there is no way in Hell I'd recommend to any of them that they become a Self-Employed D.C. like I am for the following reasons:

✅ Both Federal and State Governments have their hands all over Healthcare these days. When politicians attempt to solve one problem they inadvertently create about a half dozen new problems.

✅ Big Government is constantly making the small business owner jump through hoops.

✅ Reimbursement is down considerably. I run a 15% Insurance Reimbursement Practice / 85% Self Pay Practice. [Prior to Obamacare kicking in it was the opposite: 85% Insurance / 15% Self Pay.]

✅ The cost of a D.C. degree is nearly $200K now. And since we're a Dave Ramsey family we don't believe in taking on Student Loan Debt.

✅ They never taught us a damn thing about running a business in Chiropractic school. Thankfully I eventually figured that out on my own.

[darylhopkins]

Great presentation. I truly enjoyed this video.

[geraldwalsh]

Been waiting on this one for a while, good work as always my man

[KatChanelb]

I’m going to school for bachelors in health informatics. I still have two years left but thank you for this video!

[khadizakhan]

thank you so much for giving us great information about healthcare Degree.

[crystalcolon-gallart]

I just want to thank you so much for all the information and detail. And also helping make my decision between HIM and HCA. I am going to go with HIM.

[lisar.]

Thanks for this video. Now that I know what these majors are about, I can steer clear of them! Lol

[kathyloflin]

There is an associate degree called Health Information Technology (or Technician) and has many direct-area focus'. Many of the graduates of an HIT or HIMT program go into medical coding or one of another 125 health careers.
This is an excellent video. Thank you for making this.

[tanij]

I have a Bachelor’s Degree in Health Informatics and Information Management. I work in healthcare. Thinking about doing certifications to cut the cost in completing a Master’s Degree

[xeniastephenson]

Thank you for this video. I'm losing sleep and crying daily because it's hard getting into a nursing program in nyc. I'm just gonna do one of these because I feel there is no way out n I love healthcare so much. I really hope I'll get there like you one day. Boy I wish someone told me about coming from a different country it would b this hard