What does BHSA mean in HEALTHCARE

The Bachelor of Health Services Administration covers topics such as business administration, medical terminology, healthcare policy, health economics and finance, public health and research methods.

Most universities require four years to complete a BHSA degree program. However, some universities offer accelerated programs that can be completed in as little as three years.

Generally speaking, most universities require applicants to have completed high school or its equivalent prior to being admitted into the BHSA program. Additionally, many universities also require students to meet minimum GPA requirements and pass an admissions exam prior to being accepted into the BHSA program.

Graduates from a Bachelor of Health Services Administration program may pursue various roles including hospital administrator, nursing home administrator, insurance company executive or independent consultant. Additionally, graduates may find employment in various related sectors such as private businesses or governmental agencies dealing with healthcare policies and regulations.

As most jobs in health services administration require state licensure or certification after graduation depending on the job role and state regulations one wishes to work under; it is important that prospective students research their career options prior to enrolling in a BHSA program as additional certification may be required down the line if they wish to enter certain areas of expertise requiring higher qualifications than what BHSA courses provide alone.