They work with national, state, and local governments to determine and execute health care policies and procedures.
Most administrators work in office environments.
They may also work outside the office with individuals concerned with the business aspects of their institutions. As the health care industry changes, more administrators will be needed for outpatient facilities and extended care facilities. Most larger organizations require a master's degree in health care, hospital administration, or business administration. Course work includes financial management, policy development, administrative theory, organizational dynamics, and business principles. The Association of University Programs Health Administration 1911 North Fort Myer Dr., Ste.