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Health Care Manager from: http://www.communityhealthcareers.com/careers_healthcare_mgr.htmHealth care managers plan, oversee and direct departments where health care services are provided. Most work in hospitals and are ultimately responsible for departments in which they have previously worked and supervised. Their many years of training and experience are necessary for planning, managing and evaluating the delivery of healthcare services in what is often an intense and high-pressure environment. The Cool Things They Do:
Health care managers can work anywhere that health care services are provided. They may oversee departments within hospitals, direct hospital clinics or doctors' offices or in laboratories. Their work involves a great deal of responsibility and tremendous pressure. Many health care managers work long hours because of their heavy workloads. Most Health Care Managers Work In:
University degree or doctorate depending on area of specialty Length of Study/Training: 4-12 years post-secondary plus supervisory experience Helpful High School Courses:
Employment Prospects - GOODOur growing and aging population will continue to require health care managers in hospitals and health centres, but the largest potential need is expected to be in home health care agencies and long-term care facilities. Earnings
Average annual salary: $40,000 to $100,000 or more depending on experience and place of employment. More Information:
Canadian College of Health Service Executives The Canadian Healthcare Association Canadian Institute of Management Health Canada Online Canadian Bioethics Society American College of Healthcare Executives Job Futures: Managers in Health Care |
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