Executive MBA in Health Management & Policy
Objective
The COVID-19 pandemic has magnified the need for health care leaders equipped to solve complex operational issues while harnessing opportunities for innovation. Miami Herbert’s Health Executive MBA program (HEMBA) prepares executives and other health care professionals to meet that challenge.
With its distinguished business faculty, close ties to UHealth and the University of Miami’s medical school, and partnerships with health care leaders worldwide, HEMBA offers a rich learning experience that positions graduates for new leadership roles and career paths across health care.
Who's It For?
The program teaches diverse business applications as well as broad strategic and readily applicable perspectives to those in mid to senior level positions who wish to expand their knowledge of management and administration and excel as a leader in the health care industry.
Program Length
- 21 months
- Classes meet one three-day weekend a month
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The health care industry is rapidly growing, approaching 20 percent of the U.S. economy. Health care executives and professionals face the need to understand where business meets health care to successfully navigate critical challenges, influence policy advocacy, and lead value-based solutions, thus advancing the business of health care while transforming the lives they touch.
Health Care Management Program
U.S. News & World Report ranks our Health Executive MBA as the No. 1 Health Care Management program in Florida and among the top 20 Best Health Care Management programs in the nation.
Membership
Part of a global network of colleges, universities, faculty, individuals and organizations dedicated to the improvement of health care delivery through excellence in healthcare management and policy education.
Six Sigma Champion Certificate
Students graduate with Six Sigma Champion Certification – for quality and process improvement strategies used in health care organizations around the world.
CAHME Mentorship Circle
An honor reserved for university programs that excel within CAHME to mentor other universities seeking accreditation.
In the Nation
The only program in Florida, and one of only six nationwide, with BAHM membership and AACSB and CAHME accreditation.
Membership
BAHM is a collaborative nonprofit organization, comprised of the country’s most prestigious business schools
Credits
Medical doctors can apply for 25 AMA PRA Category 1 credits.
Years
Health Executive MBA students have an average of 15 years of work experience when entering the program.
It’s not just about what you learn. It’s who you learn with.
When you graduate from Miami Herbert, you join a diverse community of 45,000+ business leaders around the world. Alumni employers include:
- AvMed
- Baptist Health South Florida
- Boca Regional Hospital
- Centurion, Inc.
- Cherry Oak Senior Living, LLC
- Delray Medical Center
- Georgia Oral and Facial Surgery
- GWU Medical Faculty Associates
- Kendall Regional Medical Center
- Kindred Healthcare
- Memorial Healthcare System
- Miami VA Hospital
- Palmetto General Hospital
- Office of Inspector General, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
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Our Students
“I would recommend the Miami Herbert Business School to anyone looking to become a leader in their industry. Few programs can claim to have faculty members who are titans of industry, a cabinet member for President Clinton, Presidents and CEOs of leading health care organizations, etc.”
Faculty
The Honorable Alex M. Azar II
Emma Boswell Dean
Michael T. French
Karoline Mortensen
Donna E. Shalala
Steven G. Ullmann
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