Healthcare Management (Supply Chain Management), MS
offered by University of Denver

Private University
1 Campus
Estd. 1864

Healthcare Management (Supply Chain Management), MS
at
DU
Overview

According to Revcycle Intelligence, the healthcare supply management market is expected to reach $2.3 billion by 2020

Duration	18 months
Total fee	₹27.05 Lakh
Mode of learning	Online
Course Level	PG Degree

Healthcare Management (Supply Chain Management), MS
at
DU
Highlights

Earn a master degree from University of Denver
One-on-one career coaching and mock interviews
Prepare a role for Healthcare Data Analyst, Supply Chain Buyer, Logistics Analyst

Healthcare Management (Supply Chain Management), MS
at
DU
Course details

Skills you will learn

Change Management Inventory management Supply chain management Transportation

What are the course deliverables?

Apply the six pillars of supply chain management to real-world healthcare issues
Optimize an organization's structure, people, and processes for product flow
Use the latest technology to manage processes

More about this course

In the Supply Chain Management concentration, build your end-to-end knowledge of the complex process that provides the many products healthcare organizations need to function
Learn to plan for and manage the flow of supplies from raw material sourcing to manufacturing, transportation, and inventory management
You'll use the latest technology to execute plans that deliver healthcare products in the most cost-effective, streamlined way possible

Healthcare Management (Supply Chain Management), MS
at
DU
Curriculum

Core Courses

Healthcare Systems and Regulatory Environments

Healthcare Communication and Leadership

Healthcare Finance

Research Practices and Applications

Capstone Project, OR

Capstone Seminar, OR

Interdisciplinary Capstone Seminar

Concentration Courses

Fundamentals of Supply Chain Management

Fundamentals of Supply Chain Planning

Fundamentals of Supply Chain Execution

Structured Problem Solving in Supply Chain Management

Elective Courses(Choose 3)

Management Principles in Healthcare Systems

Healthcare: Innovative Strategies and Change Management

Organizational Behavior in Healthcare

Supply Chain Technology and Systems

Supply Chain Cost Management

Experiential Learning in Healthcare

Experiential Learning in Business

Healthcare Management (Supply Chain Management), MS
at
DU
Faculty details

Rachel Rogers

Rachel Rogers (MS Speech-Language Pathology, Emerson College) has undergraduate degrees from the University of Connecticut and the University of Colorado School of Nursing as well as a Certificate in Nursing Informatics from CU.

Maria Creavin

Maria Creavin (MS Health Policy and Management, Harvard University) has more than 25 years of experience in healthcare, including clinical experience, teaching experience, management experience at managed care organizations, and consulting in strategic business development in various health care sectors.