HEALTH POLICY AND MANAGEMENT
ADMINISTRATIVE RESIDENCY AND INTERNSHIPS

Master in Health Services Administrative
Students enrolled in the MHSA program are required to complete a Research Project (HSA 6977) or an Administrative Residency (HSA 6875). The research project affords the student an opportunity to conduct a research project on a specific health care management problem in a community or institutional setting. Whereas, the administrative residency provides the student with an opportunity to gain personal experience in applying his/her acquired knowledge and skills within a healthcare delivery system under the guidance of a preceptor and the Residency Coordinator.

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Overview MHSA Research Project (HSA 6977)
HSA 6977 Research Project 07-08 AY
Overview MHSA Administrative Residency (HSA 6875)
MHSA Administrative Residency Manual: 07-08 AY
            Forms:
            MHSA Final Evaluation Report by Preceptor 07-08 AY
            MSHA Preceptor Agreement 07-08 AY
            MSHA Progress Report by Preceptor 07-08 AY
            Template MHSA Administrative Residency Plan 07-08 AY

Master in Public Health/Health Policy and Management
Students enrolled in the MPH program are required to complete six (6) credits comprised of the Supervised Field Experience (3 credits) and an Integrative Seminar (3 credits). The Supervised Field Experience (SFE) is a capstone course, which provides an opportunity for graduate students in Public Health to bridge the gap between theory and practice.

Field site opportunities for MPH students with a specialization in Health Policy and Management follow the requirements of the MPH degree, which focuses on public health and/or non-profit community organizations. However, limited opportunities for management related internships within health services organizations may be available dependent upon electives chosen by the student. Therefore, MPH/HPM students must consult with Dr. Pilar Martin and  the HPM faculty advisor for site approval prior to contacting the facility for internship opportunities.

MPH Supervised Field Experience

Bachelor in Health Services Administration
Students enrolled in the BHSA program may elect to complete an Administrative Internship (HSA 4850). The principal goal of the administrative internship is to provide the student an opportunity to gain personal experience in applying their acquired knowledge and skills within a healthcare delivery system under the guidance of a preceptor and the Residency Coordinator.
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BSHA Administrative Internship Manual 07-08 AY
            Forms:
BHSA Final Evaluation Report by Preceptor 07-08 AY
BHSA Preceptor Agreement 07-08 AY
BHSA Progress Report by Preceptor 07-08 AY
Template BHSA Administrative Internship Plan 07-08 AY