Health Services

Major

The School of Science and Technology

The Health Services program equips students with the knowledge and skills needed to work effectively within modern healthcare organizations. Through an emphasis on healthcare operations and systems, students build competencies in collaboration, ethical practice, leadership, and analytical thinking that support quality care and organizational effectiveness.

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Opportunities & Outcomes

Graduates of the Health Services major develop an understanding of healthcare systems, policies, and organizational practices while building skills in communication, critical thinking, and ethical decision-making. Students learn to analyze health data, support effective service delivery, and navigate regulatory and professional standards in healthcare settings.

Career Pathways

A Health Services degree prepares students for roles in healthcare administration, patient services, health coordination, and related fields, as well as for continued study in health-related disciplines.

Healthcare Administration & Operations

  • Healthcare or clinic administrator (entry-level)
  • Medical office or practice manager
  • Health services or operations coordinator
  • Hospital department or unit support roles

Patient Services & Care Coordination

  • Patient services or care coordinator
  • Health navigator or patient advocate
  • Case management assistant
  • Intake or referral coordinator

 

Health Information & Compliance

  • Health information or records specialist
  • Compliance or quality assurance assistant
  • Risk management or regulatory support roles
  • Health data or reporting coordinator

Public Health & Community-Based Services

  • Community health program coordinator
  • Public health outreach or education assistant
  • Population health or wellness coordinator
  • Nonprofit or community health organization staff

Insurance, Billing & Revenue Cycle

  • Medical billing or coding support roles*
  • Insurance or claims coordinator
  • Utilization review or authorization assistant
  • Revenue cycle or reimbursement support positions

Nonprofit, Government & Mission-Driven Work

  • Nonprofit healthcare program coordinator
  • Government or public health agency roles
  • Faith-based or service-oriented healthcare organizations
  • Community outreach or advocacy positions

Graduate & Professional Pathways

  • Graduate study in healthcare administration or public health
  • MBA or MHA programs
  • Graduate programs in health policy, management, or leadership

*Additional certification may be required for some roles.

Programs of Study Offered

Bachelor of Science in Health Services

Faculty Spotlight

Katie McConnell

Katie McConnell

Adjunct Instructor of Public Health

Degree Requirements

Bachelor of Science

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