Careers in Healthcare Administration: Why Graduate School?

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29 Jul, 2020

Careers in Healthcare Administration: Why Graduate School?

10:00 am - 11:00 am
Speaker: Dr. Baran Erdik

ABOUT EVENT

The AVU Faculty Experts Webinar Series returns with a member of the AVU faculty committee for an interactive overview of the online Master’s of science in Healthcare Administration Program.

Healthcare organizations are inherently complex functions in an increasingly dynamic environment. Join us on Wednesday, July 29, 2020 at 10 am (Pacific Time) for a one-hour live free webinar to learn how the Online MSHA program can help you advance your career in healthcare. AVU faculty of healthcare administration discusses how the skills and networks developed during graduate school provide unique opportunities for healthcare management professionals.

In this webinar, you will learn about:

MSHA curriculum
Career opportunities
Is the degree worth my money?

Reservation deadline is Monday, July 27, 2020. Everyone is welcome! While attending this webinar is FREE, reservations are required.

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Meet the expert:

Dr. Baran Erdik is an M.D. with further specialization in Internal Medicine/Cardiology. He traveled the world, working as a physician in New Zealand, Germany and Washington State.

After earning his Master’s in Healthcare Administration and Policy from Washington State University, graduating summa cum laude, he decided to make a turn in his career. His master’s degree opened the door for him to a different aspect of the healthcare industry which highly piqued his interest. He found his new passion in consulting for hospitals and medical practices, where he could leverage his physician experience – understanding the needs of the clinicians – as well as his studies in healthcare administration.

He has now settled down in Atlanta, consulting for healthcare facilities, and helps CSR on a wide range of issues: mergers and acquisitions, policy compliance, and savings and efficiency, among others. What he enjoys most in his work is the need to constantly adapt to challenges and changes. It makes every day different and worth going to work for.

He has also done research on evidence-based medicine, focused on how big data can be used in medicine and consulting.