
Leading the business of health
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The business of health is constantly advancing. Now more than ever, health care cannot be treated with traditional business fundamentals. Leaders need specialized industry knowledge to bring innovations to market and lead through change.
Embedded in the broader Johns Hopkins University ecosystem, Carey is uniquely positioned to integrate sophisticated health markets thought leadership with the real-time experience of Johns Hopkins Health System.
Tap into the power of Johns Hopkins with cutting-edge research, faculty experts, degrees, executive education, experiential learning, alumni programs, and more.
MORE THAN 25%
Over a quarter of our faculty specialize in the Business of Health.
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Health degree programs
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Executive Education health courses
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Read how our students and alums are building for what’s next in the business of health.
Expert Analysis in the Media
Our faculty experts are on the cutting of research initiatives to advance the business of health.
- Ge Bai: What are ECMO machines, and why are they so important to treat coronavirus? Read more in the Orlando Sentinel
- Tinglong Dai: How Maryland hospitals are dashing to meet the call for 6,000 ‘new’ beds for coronavirus surge Read more in the Baltimore Sun
- Alex Triantis: Baltimore: poised for a revolution in health business | COMMENTARY Read more in the Baltimore Sun
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Kathleen Sutcliffe, PhD, is a Bloomberg Distinguished Professor and investigates how organizations, including the healthcare sector, and their members cope with uncertainty and how organizations can be designed to be more reliable and resilient.
Expertise: Managing risk and uncertainty, resilience, and organizational change
Expertise: Managing risk and uncertainty, resilience, and organizational change

Daniel Polsky, PhD, is a Bloomberg Distinguished Professor and national leader in the field of health policy and economics. His research explores how health care is organized, managed, financed, and delivered. He studies the cost and quality tradeoff of federal and local interventions.
Expertise: Health care policy, health economics
Expertise: Health care policy, health economics
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Business of Health Alumni

"At Johns Hopkins, we work together to bring people across disciplines and departments to try to find real-world solutions to problems."Joanna Fadel, MA/MBA, '21
Experiential Learning
The business of health won’t be forged by textbooks and lectures alone. That’s why we take the classroom to the field, the field to the classroom, and drive innovations to market. Put your business education to work with health-focused experiential learning courses, co-curricular opportunities, case competitions, student organizations, and more.