The Healthcare Management associate degree blends foundational business knowledge with essential healthcare industry skills, equipping graduates to support the daily operations of healthcare organizations as well as transferring to a four-year college/university to continue their education. Students learn how healthcare systems function, how to manage patient information ethically and how to support teams in delivering high-quality care.
Residency Requirements
At least 15 semester credits must be taken at Nashua Community College not including transfer credits. A minimum of 8 credits of coursework in the program must be completed at the “200” level.
Direct Program Contact Info
Patricia Klein
Program Coordinator
603-578-6817
pklein@ccsnh.edu
First Year - Fall Semester
First Year - Spring Semester
Second Year - Fall Sememster
Spring Semester - Second Year
Estimated Cost of Program (Tuition Only)
Applicants must:
- Be high school graduates or have the GED equivalent.
- Submit an application for admission and have official transcripts forwarded to Nashua Community College by secondary and post-secondary institutions previously attended.
- Participate in the self-placement survey or ACCUPLACER® Placement Assessment test when appropriate.
Upon the completion of the degree, graduates will be able to:
- Analyze and compare the structure, functions, and delivery models of the US healthcare system to assess their impact on access, cost and quality of care.
- Apply healthcare laws, regulations, and ethical standards to analyze and justify administrative and operational decisions in healthcare settings.
- Produce and adapt professional verbal and written communication for diverse healthcare audiences, ensuring clarity, accuracy, and compliance with industry standards.
- Use healthcare information systems, including electronic health records, to manage data, support decision-making, and ensure regulatory compliance.
- Analyze and apply medical terminology to interpret clinical information and ensure accuracy in healthcare documentation.
In addition, the graduate will be able to demonstrate competency in the general education outcomes.
