Center for Healthcare Leadership and Management

The UT Dallas Naveen Jindal School of Management is the definitive resource for healthcare management education in North Texas. The Center for Healthcare Leadership and Management (CHLM) facilitates collaboration among the school’s six academic programs in healthcare to offer industry-responsive education in order to prepare and equip industry-ready students.
Nationally, healthcare spending is approaching $3 trillion, representing almost 19 percent of the Gross Domestic Product. In the North Texas region alone, healthcare spending is estimated at $52 billion, and healthcare accounts for almost 700,000 jobs. Hospitals, clinics, research, ambulatory care, post-acute care and fiscal intermediaries are all part of this. As a growing industry, healthcare demands a more purposeful and integrated approach to workforce preparation and education.
The Center for Leadership and Management’s Role in the Growing Healthcare Sector
The healthcare industry is increasingly complex and demands a well-prepared workforce. The Naveen Jindal School of Management plays a unique role in training the next generation of healthcare leaders to meet local, regional and national demands.
Unlike other educational institutions that provide education predominantly through clinical or allied health professional programs, the Jindal School of Management utilizes its strengths in accounting, administration, finance, marketing and information systems to educate highly qualified personnel.
Mission
The mission of the Center for Healthcare Leadership and Management (CHLM) at the Jindal School of Management is to meet the challenges of a rapidly changing, technology-driven healthcare industry by:
- Conducting research that enhances management knowledge
- Delivering high-quality leadership and management education to a diverse group of undergraduate and graduate students and practicing executives and physicians
- Developing, innovating and continuously improving programs that advance leadership and management education and practices.
Vision
The Center for Healthcare Leadership and Management will:
- Become the definitive resource for healthcare leadership and management education in North Texas
- Facilitate collaboration among the school’s five academic programs
- Offer industry-responsive education that will prepare industry-ready students
- Become nationally recognized for academic/industry collaboration and integration.
Preparing the next generation of healthcare leaders
The Center for Healthcare Leadership and Management (CHLM) serves as the influential and respected resource for healthcare management education. The CHLM coordinates and synchronizes the school’s five healthcare management academic programs.
BS in Healthcare Management
provides a foundation in the healthcare field while teaching business acumen that produces industry-ready graduates for entry-level management positions.
MS in Healthcare Leadership and Management
provides graduate-level education to prepare industry leaders with a solid foundation in business analysis and exposure to real-world healthcare management.
Executive MS/MBA in Healthcare Leadership and Management (for physicians)
is a cohort program that provides critical knowledge, skills and academic credentials for physicians who have moved into a leadership role in their hospital, health system, group practice or professional organization.
Executive MS in Healthcare Leadership and Management (for professionals)
is a new graduate program that provides healthcare professionals with five or more years of healthcare or similar industry experience with insights and tools needed to emerge as healthcare leaders, developing the necessary skills to master strategic planning and executive leadership roles in any organization.
Organizationally-tailored MS and EMBA Degree Programs for Healthcare Organizations
Since 2011, the Organizational Behavior and Coaching Program has partnered with major healthcare systems to offer cohort-based, organization-specific degree programs.
Center for Healthcare Leadership and Management Development
The Center for Healthcare Leadership and Management’s growth is assured through coordination and collaboration among the Jindal School’s existing healthcare programs.
Committed resources include:
- Administrative support to coordinate programs, internships, employment opportunities, sponsoring events and alumni
- Additional adjunct and professionally qualified faculty capable of teaching established healthcare professionals
- Industry networking and connectivity through local, regional and national boards and associations
- Sponsorship of major alumni events, lecture series and conferences involving nationally recognized speakers.
Looking to get involved?
Check out our Business of Healthcare Podcast.
CHLM Contacts:
Britt Berrett, CHLM Director
britt.berrett@utdallas.edu
(972)-883-5849
Quincy Sinele, CHLM Coordinator
quincy.sinele@utdallas.edu
(972)-883-5996
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- Ep. 1: The Business of COVID-19 with Dr. Britt Berrett (3/26/20)
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