Seton Hall University Healthcare Administration Program is the Only in New Jersey to be Accredited by CAHME
Tuesday, June 17, 2014
"CAHME accreditation means that our programs are academically rigorous, our faculty are seasoned experts, and, especially, that we continue to be New Jersey's premier provider of comprehensive healthcare leadership education," says Brian B. Shulman, PhD, Dean of the School of Health and Medical Sciences at Seton Hall University. "Employers in today's competitive job market recognize the CAHME accreditation as a national standard of excellence."
The CAHME accreditation ensures the following for Seton Hall MHA students:
- Educational experiences that offer appropriate, high-quality content and engaged faculty who utilize best and innovative practices in teaching, scholarship and service
- Access to premier internships and residencies
- Membership in a network of professional colleagues that transcends above and beyond institutional and professional association affiliations
- Recognition by major Healthcare Administration organizations, such as the American College of Healthcare Executives
- Commitment to addressing the broad scope of career opportunities in this thriving field
The 42-credit MHA program enrolls more than 100 students each year in its online and on-campus formats. Key topics of study include healthcare finance, healthcare ethics, healthcare economics, healthcare management and legal issues in healthcare. Alumni of the Seton Hall MHA program include Lydia Stockman, MHA, Assistant Vice President of Operations at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital in New Brunswick, NJ, and Darrell K. Terry Sr., MHA, FACHE, Chief Operating Officer at Newark Beth Israel Medical Center and Children's Hospital of New Jersey.
The CAHME accreditation — which comes as a result of an extensive and stringent application and review process that included an in-depth site visit by members of the CAHME Board of Directors — further enables Seton Hall University to attract quality students and faculty to the MHA program. This commitment to continuous improvement not only means that the student experience will be enhanced, but also that the Seton Hall MHA degree will be highly regarded — benefiting students and graduates well into their careers as healthcare administration professionals.
Prospective students interested in learning more about the Seton Hall University Master of Healthcare Administration program can request information at www.shu.edu/mha14. A limited number of seats are still available for the Fall 2014 semester, and applications are due by July 15 (online program) and August 1 (campus program). Full program details are available online at www.shu.edu/mha.
