Bryant rolls out health care leadership certificate program

BRYANT UNIVERSITY’S new Innovative Healthcare Leadership Graduate certificate program begins March 13, with a focus on design thinking and the current challenges facing the health care industry. / COURTESY BRYANT UNIVERSITY

SMITHFIELD – Bryant University has plans to launch an online certificate program aimed at helping to improve collaboration between business and health care leaders.

The Innovative Healthcare Leadership Graduate certificate program begins March 13, with an orientation starting on Feb. 20.

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“As the health care industry continues to evolve, Bryant University has taken a cutting-edge perspective on the interdisciplinary nature of business education and health care,” said Bryant University Provost and Chief Academic Officer Glenn M. Sulmasy. “This program builds on nearly 160 years of excellence in business education, and a commitment to leading in the health care sector through innovation and meeting emerging market demands.”

The new program is designed to complement Bryant’s offerings in the School of Health Sciences and its Center for Health and Behavioral Services.

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Graduates of the certificate program will complete four 10-week courses: Innovative Healthcare Leadership and Design Thinking; Innovative Practice Management; Healthcare Law and Ethics; and the Business of Healthcare.

“Health care professionals need to stay informed and be current with the latest trends in the business of health care and must also develop the skills to lead and create innovative solutions to the most complex challenges,” said Madan Annavarjula, dean of Bryant’s College of Business. “This program is another step forward to help prepare health care leaders of tomorrow who make a difference in the lives of individuals, businesses and communities throughout the country.”

Elizabeth Graham is a PBN contributing writer.

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