Listed below are all of the accredited schools in Delaware that offer Health Administration degree programs.
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Delaware is currently experiencing an employment increase of more than 30 percent in the health care industry. This is much higher than most other states and, with the government’s infusion of roughly $11 billion into the nation’s health care system, the job climate is looking promising. Whether you choose to live in Dover, Wilmington or any of the state’s many smaller cities and towns, Delaware is a great place to be if you are interested in the medical and health services management and administration field.
Health Admin Education in Delaware
Medical and health services managers and administrators must possess a bachelor’s degree at minimum, although many employers prefer candidates with a master’s degree, especially for senior-level positions. You must also pass a licensing exam to work in this field. Financial aid resources include the Mark B. Holzman Scholarship, the Charles L. Hebner Memorial Scholarship, and the Caron’s Scholar Fund. Many of the state-specific scholarships in Delaware are merit-based.
Outlook for Health Admin Careers in Delaware
The mean annual income for medical and health services managers in Delaware is $101,570, which is well above the national average (Bureau of Labor Statistics, 2010 data). If you want to earn more, a master's degree is highly recommended. Job prospects should be good, as the Bureau of Labor Statistics has projected a 16 percent increase in the field across the country.
