Hospital/Health Care Management

Hi, Both seems to be quite similar but they're not similar at all. Both are different in terms of the approach and output as well.In hospital management, one is recruited as a management trainee initially and later move up the ladder to reach to hospital administrator. It does not require any field work and one has to work mostly in the boundaries of hospital only. After MBA in hospital, one has the field to move to operations, marketing and other various departments.In health management, one is recruited at different posts like health coordinator, health consultant and even researcher also conducting primary research in field. These professional are required by some top organization of this country such as NRHM of state government, PFI (Population foundation of India) and by many other government institutes as health coordinator.You can decide what interests you more and pay off will be good in both as the sector itself is doing well currently.

Dear Nisha,
Yes, Hospital Administration has a good scope in the present world. As hospital administrators, successful postgraduates of the course learn business management in healthcare administration and develop quantitative and conceptual skills which are required in high performing contemporary healthcare units and hospitals. They may work as employees in both corporate and government sectors in the areas of Pharmaceuticals, Health Insurance Companies, Public Health Departments, Hospital Consulting Firms, Laboratories and Clinics, Health Agencies, Mental Health Organizations, Nursing Homes. As an MBA in Hospital Administration, the candidate will learn the principles of management, efficient business handling as well as the details of inputs in administration of healthcare units and facilities all around the world and hence, become a management professional and oversee the timely and efficient access of treatment to patients. These postgraduates may later pursue doctoral programs in hospital administration or seek specialized certification.