Program Overview
Online and
In-class Learning
Financial Aid is available for those who qualify
Classes StartingFebruary 28th, 2022!¶
- Teaches students administrative skills for positions in healthcare facilities
- Opens the door to diverse career options
- Work in the healthcare industry behind the scenes
Program Overview
Online and
In-class Learning
Financial Aid is available for those who qualify
Classes StartingFebruary 28th, 2022!¶
- Teaches students administrative skills for positions in healthcare facilities
- Opens the door to diverse career options
- Work in the healthcare industry behind the scenes
Health Services Administration Associate of Applied Science Degree Program
FCC’s Health Services Administration program provides students with a range of administrative skills helpful in the operational success and management of a variety of healthcare and wellness facilities.
Health Services Administration is a vague term, but it generally involves planning, managing, and coordinating medical and health services. Health Service Administrator may work in a variety of health care facilities.
Our Health Services Administration degree program prepares students for entry-level administrative positions within such settings. Also, the program provides students with general education courses and program-specific training that includes medical terminology, information technology, medical records, and billing and insurance forms.
In addition, the program is designed to provide students with an understanding of health industry laws, regulations, policies, procedures, and regulatory bodies that govern the healthcare profession, such as HIPPA, OSHA, JCHAO. If a career in healthcare administration and management seems interesting to you, consider enrolling in the Health Service Administration training program at Florida Career College.
Career Outcomes
Students who graduate from the Health Service Administration degree program will enter their local job markets equipped with the knowledge, skills, and hands-on training that employers seek when hiring entry-level healthcare administration workers.
In addition, graduates of this program are trained to be equipped with a range of administrative skills and knowledge, each of which is key to managing a medical office and a variety of other healthcare facilities.
Graduates of the program will receive an Associated of Applied Science degree and may be qualified for entry-level office positions such as:
- Office Manager
- Nurse Manager
- Program Manager
- Health Manager
- Practice Administrator
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About This Program
The Health Services Administration degree program at Florida Career College provides students with a foundation for beginning a healthcare administration and management career. The program does this by covering a wide range of subjects pertinent to starting such a career.
For example, the program introduces students to the use of computer technology for healthcare uses, then proceeds to teach students how to ensure that the healthcare practice at which they work stays compliant with federal, state, and local laws. Students then proceed to learn about the organization of medical staff, department functions, policy formation, internal control systems, planning procedures, and much more.
Upon graduation from the program, students will receive an Associate of Applied Science Degree. To learn more about FCC’s Health Services Administration degree program, contact our admissions department. They will be happy to answer your questions about admission, enrollment, financial aid, and more.
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