School of Healthcare Business and Technology
Healthcare leaders are utilizing technology to advance the analysis, management, and delivery of patient care at hospitals, medical practices, community health settings, and government agencies.Making Healthcare Work Better
Healthcare Business and Technology at MCPHS—What Sets it Apart
MCPHS students are immersed in an environment dedicated to training healthcare leaders with a keen understanding of healthcare business and the technical understanding in the digital landscape in which it operates.
Blended Curriculum
At MCPHS, healthcare business and technology students gain industry-specific knowledge and skills that set them apart from graduates of other business programs.
Faculty Experts
MCPHS professors are industry executives, entrepreneurs, and healthcare leaders who share their considerable expertise and experience as well as robust opportunities for internships and employment.
Located in the Hub of Healthcare & Biotech
Massachusetts has the largest biotech cluster in the world, and MCPHS is at the center of it. Situated in Boston's world-class Longwood Medical Area, students can take advantage of countless opportunities in healthcare delivery, biotech, pharma, and research within minutes of campus.
Internship Opportunities
MCPHS programs involve internship opportunities in leading healthcare facilities that prepare students to enter their careers with knowledge, skills, and confidence.
Strategic Connections
MCPHS provides its students with connections to industry leaders—many of them alumni—who provide networking, mentoring, and professional opportunities.
Exposure to Global Perspectives
Students travel to London to examine the National Health Service, Britain's state-funded health system. This immersive trip offers students the chance to engage with global healthcare leaders, visit facilities, and participate in active discussions around AI, innovation, and more.
Stats and Facts
MCPHS adds up to be a strategic choice for a career in healthcare business and technology.
2X
growth ratein health informatics compared to all occupations in U.S.
#1
Earning Poweruniversity in the U.S. for earning power (Wall Street Journal/Times Higher Education)
40,000
new life sciences jobsMassachusetts alone will add 40,000 new life sciences jobs by 2024 (MassBio Industry Snapshot)
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Industry Leaders with a Passion for Teaching
At MCPHS, cutting-edge scholarship and professional affiliations go hand in hand with instruction and mentoring.
Michael Spooner
Dean, School of Healthcare Business and Technology
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Christina Mullikin
DHA Program Director and Assistant Professor
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James Goss
Assistant Professor of Healthcare Administration
School of Healthcare Business and Technology