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Clinically grounded. Strategically focused.

As the healthcare landscape grows more complex, the need for leaders who understand both clinical care and business strategy has never been greater. The MBA/MSN in Healthcare Organizational Leadership dual degree equips experienced nurses to lead systems, teams, and innovation at every level of healthcare.   

Build upon your nursing expertise while developing your leadership skills, preparing you to direct units, departments, or entire organizations. Offered in flexible formats with multiple pacing options, this 61 credit program prepares you for leadership roles in hospitals, health systems, and healthcare delivery organizations.

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Benefits & Highlights

  • Dual credentials: Earn both an MBA and an MSN to lead across clinical and operational domains. 
  • Integrated curriculum: Combine healthcare leadership, policy, and business acumen in one program. 
  • Flexibility: MBA coursework is delivered either onsite, online, or blended; MSN courses and practicums are primarily in person.
  • The Johns Hopkins MBA program is 54 credits, 18 of which may be applied from the MSN in Healthcare Organizational Leadership program.

Who Should Apply

Nursing professionals seeking the business and leadership skills to advance into management.

Lead health care innovations

Prepare to innovate and improve productivity in the healthcare sector. The part-time Master of Science in Health Care Management program delivers the same rigor as the full-time program, with the flexibility working professionals need to advance their career in the healthcare industry.

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    Fall, Summer, Spring Terms
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    Part-time
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    2-3 years
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    30 Credits
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    $2,060/credit*

    *See full costs details. All students are considered for scholarships.

Benefits & Highlights

  • Flexible format
  • Up to $20k in scholarships
  • Lead the future of health care with business expertise

Who Should Apply

The part-time MS in Health Care Management program is designed for working professionals who need a flexible schedule, wanting to build the skills to make a difference in healthcare.

Think boldly and act strategically to drive change

Healthcare is one of the fastest-growing, increasingly complicated sectors. And healthcare leaders need both business and management expertise to lead change. The MBA/MS in Health Care Management combines business strategy, analytic rigor, and specialized healthcare expertise to lead organizations, improve operations, and shape the future of care.

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    Fall Term
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    Baltimore, MD
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    2-3 years
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    60 Credits
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    $162,000*

    *See full costs details. All students are considered for scholarships.

Benefits & Highlights

  • Combine business strategy and healthcare management skills to lead and drive healthcare innovation
  • Earn two advanced degrees in two years
  • Leverage the Johns Hopkins ecosystem for mentorship, alumni connections, expert faculty and leadership opportunities
  • The Johns Hopkins MBA program is 54 credits, 18 of which may be applied from the MS in Health Care Management program

Who Should Apply

Full-time MBA students who want to land leadership roles in hospitals, health systems, consulting, life sciences, and health-focused organizations.

Industry-leading intersection of business and public health

Public health challenges demand leaders who understand both the science of health and the strategy driving the organizations behind it. The MPH/MBA dual degree program integrates top-ranked public health training with MBA-level analytical and managerial skills, preparing you to improve health systems, lead cross-functional teams, and influence policy.

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    Summer Term
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    Full-time
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    In-Person
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    Baltimore, MD
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    2 Years

Benefits & Highlights

  • Business skills to help lead programs, manage budgets, and turn insights into real-world results
  • MBA portion is a 9-month, STEM-designated program
  • Leverage the Johns Hopkins ecosystem for mentorship, alumni connections, and leadership opportunities
  • After an introductory summer term at the Bloomberg School of Public Health, MPH/MBA students primarily take MBA coursework during their first academic year

Who Should Apply

  • Individuals with at least two years of health-related work experience
  • Individuals pursuing public health careers that require business acumen to succeed

Lead healthcare innovation

Health systems must continuously adapt to evolving regulatory and public health challenges, and business leaders need up-to-date skills to navigate these challenges. The Healthcare Management, Innovation, and Technology certificate provides the expertise in operations, strategy, and emerging technologies essential for health innovation.

The fully online program prepares healthcare leaders to navigate the intersection of business and medicine. Coursework covers healthcare management, data analytics, and technology-driven innovation.Faculty bring experience across healthcare systems, policy, and entrepreneurship, ensuring you graduate ready to lead change in hospitals, nonprofits, startups, or government agencies.

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Benefits & Highlights

  • Learn to lead in a rapidly evolving healthcare landscape.
  • Build skills at the intersection of healthcare and technology.
  • Earn a specialized credential that can stand alone or stack into a Flexible MBA or part-time specialized master's degrees at Carey.

Who Should Apply

Professionals who want to lead innovation and apply emerging technologies to improve patient care and operations

Phillip Phan, PhD

Alonzo and Virginia Decker Professor of Strategy and Entrepreneurship

Academic Area(s): Management & Organization, Innovation & Entrepreneurship, Health

Area(s) of Interest: Healthcare Innovation Commercialization, National Innovation Policy, Artificial Intelligence, Patient Safety and Quality

Brian Jacobs, MD, MS

Adjunct Instructor

Academic Area(s): Information Systems, Health, Innovation & Entrepreneurship

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