Join Johns Hopkins’ commitment to providing exceptional patient care and earn your MBA/MSN in Healthcare Organizational Leadership. Complement your nursing skillset with the business and leadership acumen to manage complex issues specific to the health care industry.
Location
Online
Length
Full-time: 2 years; Part-time: 3 – 6 years
STEM Designated
61 credits and 376 clinical hours
Interior Description
This program is offered both part-time and full-time. Choose your format, completing your MBA coursework on-site, online, or a combination of both. And graduate ready to provide excellent care and take on the complex challenges that face nursing.
MBA coursework is delivered online, allowing for busy students to complete their weekly assignments around a schedule that works for them.
Flexible format
Take this program as a full-time student and complete it sooner, or continue working full-time and enroll as a part-time student.
Multidisciplinary
This dual degree positions graduates to be exceptional at patient care and safety while also giving them the tools to lead and manage change in a dynamic industry.
Take the lead
Offered within the MSN in Healthcare Organizational Leadership track, this dual degree builds leaders armed with the skills to manage complex problems.
100% female
3.48 average undergraduate GPA
31 average age
Curriculum
The MBA/MSN in Healthcare Organizational Leadership is grounded in Johns Hopkins’ commitment to exceptional patient care and is complemented with a focus on management and administration, information technology, health policy, or case and population management.
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With an MBA/MSN in Healthcare Organizational Leadership, you will crunch the data to guide organizational policy and priorities, while never forgetting the patient and family at the other end of every decision. You are a nurse who sees various means to only one end: better health care.
The MBA/MSN in Healthcare Organizational Leadership is a 61-credit program, in addition to 504 total clinical hours. MBA courses are fully online and can be taken either asynchronously (anytime) or synchronously (real-time). Some online courses require students to attend in-person residencies. Learn more about residencies here. For more information on plans of study, visit the School of Nursing.
The MBA/MSN in Healthcare Organizational Leadership program does not qualify for F-1 or J-1 student sponsorship.
Required Courses
MBA Business Foundations (20 credits)
Accounting and Financial Reporting
Business Analytics
Business Communication
Business Microeconomics
Corporate Finance
Marketing Management
Negotiation
Operations Management
Statistical Analysis
Strategic Management
MBA Business Electives* (16 credits)
Business Leadership & Human Values
Crisis Management
Effective Teaming
Health Care Law & Regulation
Health Care Strategy Consulting Practicum
Health Innovation & Evaluation
Managing Complex Projects
Negotiation in Health Care Settings
*This is not a comprehensive list.
School of Nursing
Advanced Nursing Health Policy
Healthcare Organizational Leadership Practicum I
Healthcare Organizational Leadership Practicum II
Healthcare Organizational Leadership Practicum III
Leadership: Organizational Dynamics, Complexities and Change
Leadership and Organizational Culture: Theories and Practice in Contemporary Healthcare
Leadership Role Identity and Career Development
Philosophical, Theoretical, and Ethical Basis of Advanced Nursing Practice
The Research Process and Its Application to Evidence-Based Practice
Program comparison
MBA/MSN in Healthcare Organizational Leadership
61 credits, 504 clinical hours
Full-time students graduate in two years, part-time students graduate in three years
