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Medical Management Degree in Hawaii – HI
By Sarah Mariah, allied health world contributing writer
Published: August, 16 2010
Find the right school for you
To best prepare yourself to enter this career and compete for medical office manager jobs in Hawaii, you should seek out education in business management and accounting, as well as communication and specific healthcare classes. Hawaii is an amazing state to live and work in but the jobs are very competitive and they can be scarce. The University of Honolulu and its many branches on the outer islands, along with a number of community colleges located throughout the state provide curriculum for this type of career.
The better you equip yourself with education and experience, the better off you will be. Attending an institution of higher learning in Hawaii will connect you to the networking system within the state and this will prove invaluable in locating a good position. Another way to tap into the tight-knit network of healthcare workers in the islands is to seek entry-level employment while you are studying, or complete an internship or externship at one of the state’s hospitals. These hospitals include Kuakini Medical Center, Queen’s Medical Center and Hilo Medical Center. Any of these facilities utilize numerous office managers and office assistants, as it is a full-time job to ensure the business aspect of a hospital is ran successfully since showing a profit is necessary to keep the doors open and provide quality healthcare to the people of Hawaii.
Medical Office Manager Schools in Hawaii
- Honolulu
- Medical Office Administration
- Kapolei
- Mililani
- BS in Health Administration/Health Information Systems
- BS in Health Administration - Health Management
- MBA - Health Care Management
- Honolulu
- Health Care Management (BS)
- Health Care Administration (MBA)
