Introduction Healthcare in the United States is a significant part of life and institutions have taken the mandate to govern healthcare services. Organizations like the American Hospital Association (AHA), the National Institute of Health (NIH), and The Joint Commission (TJC) pride themselves on promoting and protecting human health. AHA represents all hospitals by ensuring that their needs and perspectives are known and addressed in judicial, national health development policies, regulation debates, and legislative matters. NIH is the manager of behavior and medical research seeking the knowledge of living systems thus improving health. JTC credits healthcare organizations through evaluation and impacting service delivery improvement. Therefore, AHA, NIC, and TJC are related to seeking better human health. Administrative and Management Job Opportunities AHA offers several administrative and management job opportunities for effective functioning. A regional executive officer is a management job opportunity whereby AHA needs personnel to represent various branches. Department managers are also openings that AHA would fill for an individual to run various departments. Other opportunities include operational managers, receptionists, and general managers for all regions. NIH and TJC also offer various job opportunities in the management and administration categories. Some jobs include administrative officers, financial and administration program managers, executive managers, miscellaneous administration managers, project managers, programs and analysis managers, and research managers among others. TJC offers job opportunities such as department managers, administrative managers, receptionists, and executive managers. Organizations Interrelations AHA, NIH and TJC are closely related as the umbrella of various health institutions. AHA represents the needs and opinions of all healthcare facilities to top regulating organizations. It, therefore, operates as the top leader for the organization’s members. NIH is also a leader in conducting and analyzing research on behalf of health organizations (National Institute of Health, 2021). It guides the healthcare facilities on the best research outcomes and reliability. TJC also acts as a healthcare leader whereby it approves the accountability of firms based on their performance and policy compliance. The commonality of these institutions is that all healthcare institutions seeing to protect public health operate under AHA, NIH, and TJC. Furthermore, the three organizations operate on a non-profit level and thus are dedicated to offering reliable support. The three firms are also national and are owned by the government of the United States. Support to Direct Care Facilities AHA offers advice and community services to direct care health facilities. In podcasts, AHA through its representatives guides direct caregivers through ways to deal with emerging situations. For example, during the COVID19 pandemic, the podcast talks about issues that healthcare boards should take to curb the further spread of the disease (American Hospital Association, 2021). Furthermore, AHA offers educational information about emerging trends in the healthcare industry t