Master of Healthcare Innovation
College of Nursing
Do you want to revolutionize the future of healthcare?
The Master of Healthcare Innovation (MHI) program will teach you strategies to innovate solutions and lead change within any healthcare organization. We welcome students from various backgrounds and positions in healthcare, as well those with a passion to advance healthcare policy and practice through value added change to an organization. Upon graduation, you’ll be prepared to become a healthcare leader in the fields of administration, healthcare technologies and patient care with the ability to affect change in today’s complex healthcare systems.
Campus Requirements:
NONE — 100% Online
Sample Courses
HCINNOV 7440
Innovation in High Performing Organizations
Examination of innovation in high performing organizations and the leadership behaviors that sustain innovation, including discussion of cross-disciplinary theories and innovation competencies (such as positive deviance, complexity leadership, and disruptive innovation).
HCINNOV 7441
Innovation Leadership: Leading From Within
Discover yourself as a leader to maximize innovation in healthcare and organization impact, through examination of energy management and performance optimization.
HCINNOV 7520
Utilizing Technology to Measure Outcomes in Health Systems
This course explores strategies for outcome measurement to enhance organizational performance and innovation, and how to leverage technology to measure and integrate outcomes into the daily practice in healthcare. The course emphasizes technology's role in the measurement of outcomes at the personal, the professional, the organizational and the system level.
HCINNOV 7521
Best Practices in Organizational Operations
This course explores various elements of organizational operations that fully impact the organizations and system in which they work. This course will help you develop basic skill sets in financial and business operations in healthcare organizations. You will learn specific skills in budgeting, planning, financial analysis, program development and implementation, and resource identification and use.
