Master of Health Administration

UAB 3rd Place Winners

In 2018, the Hopkins MHA team, comprised of Sandi Wetzel, Staci Hodge and Tolga Babur, came in third at the national case competition sponsored by the University of Alabama, Birmingham. The team was tasked with developing strategies for a rural hospital in Tennessee needing to create a sustainable market position by aligning with community needs.

Interview with John Colmers

Second year MHA student John McKiel interviews John Colmers, former commissioner of the Health Services Cost Review Commission, about the Maryland model of health care. Read more in our latest issue of Management Rounds.

Involvement in the Community

MHA Students manage to have the time to get involved in community activities, often through SOURCE Student Outside Research Center. Members of the Class of 2019 participated in SOURCE’s President’s Day of Giving by volunteering at the Under Armor House with the Living Classroom Foundation.

Learning From History

A visit to the Civil War battlefield at Gettysburg is incorporated in the 4th term Strategic Planning course. The tour is led by a licensed battlefield guide and the goal is to provide lessons about strategy, leadership, communication, and decision making.

Professional Development

MHA students are encouraged to become members of the American College of Healthcare Executives (ACHE). Each year the Maryland Chapter of ACHE counts on the participation and support of local MHA residents for its annual fall program.

• 1
• 2
• 3
• 4
• 5

• Previous
• Next

The Master of Health Administration program is designed to develop health care leaders for a rapidly changing world.

This accelerated program provides a rigorous and comprehensive academic experience with a career-building residency.

The MHA is a professional degree that emphasizes the conceptual, analytical, and applied skills required to advance into management careers in hospitals and health systems, top tier consulting firms and other health care related businesses.

The curriculum includes a wide variety of courses and opportunities to study current economic, social, technical, and marketplace issues that are directly influencing the health sector. Required courses provide students with a thorough grounding in the U.S. healthcare system.

The program is a full graduate member of the Association of University Programs in Health Administration (AUPHA) and is accredited by the Committee on Accreditation of Healthcare Management Education (CAHME).

Director
Mark Bittle, DrPH, MBA

Associate Directors
Douglas Hough, PhD, MS

Assistant Director
Teresa Schwartz, MS

Program Information
LaKeasha Wormley
410-614-2188
lwormley@jhu.edu

State-specific Information for the MHA Program

Students currently cannot conduct administrative residencies in Kentucky.  For more information, please contact the program office.  Students should be aware of additional state-specific information for online programs.

You can learn more about the MHA program and the Bloomberg School community at our annual Open House. Registration for the October 8th event is now open. More information on the schedule, events, and who will be in attendance can be found here.