Healthcare Administrator Research Paper

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Healthcare administrator may not be a title that most people think of when looking at professions in the medical field. However, this can be a very rewarding position. Those beginning their education in the field, like me, will see that it requires a good amount of education and certification. Certain personality traits may be beneficial A healthcare administrator, also called medical services manager, health services manager, or healthcare executive is responsible for running the business side of a medical facility. While a healthcare administrator will probably not work directly with patients, he or she does work to create a good experience for each patient, from "behind the scenes". In this profession one may manage either an entire medical facility, or a specialized department. Some duties of a healthcare administrator will be scheduling, supervising, and financial management. A healthcare administrator must have extensive knowledge of healthcare laws and regulations and will make sure that they are being met throughout the hospital, clinic, or department in which they work (Healthcare Administration, n.d.). To become a healthcare administrator, you will need at least a …show more content…

The top priority currently is to finish my degree. I need to complete the BS in healthcare administration program at Kaplan in order to further my career. Then I will need to get a job in the healthcare field, either at a clinic or maybe even an insurance office. After gaining some experience in the field, I will try to work my way up to management positions. To do this, I may need to obtain the AAHAM certification, and even if it's not required, it is something I will do anyway because it is a good way to show that I am proficient in my field. So, to sum up, I need to finish my degree, get a job in healthcare, get my AAHAM certification, and eventually move into a management position. Maybe one day I will even run an entire

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