The climate of an educational program is determined as much by its philosophy as by its structure, curriculum, and the characteristics of its faculty and associates. The Executive Program prepares managers who can provide the leadership necessary for organizations to respond efficiently to the challenges of a changing industry.
Health care is a social, rather than a purely economic, good.
Social goods, however, must be produced and delivered in a business-like manner if the organization is to thrive. The practice of management is an art form, not just a science. The Executive Program helps associates employ science to improve their managerial artistry. Experience is the best teacher. The Executive Program provides associates with a foundation to learn effectively from their own professional experiences throughout their careers.