A Master’s in Health Sciences provides diverse career options ranging from traditional health care settings such as hospitals and nursing homes to others in government, schools, and nonprofit organizations. More specifically, some of the careers graduates would be qualified for include but are not limited to:

• Clinical Director
• Health Project Manager
• Nursing Home Administrator
• Health Educator
• Patient Educator
• Community Health Organizer
• Administrative Practice Coordinator
• Patient Access Coordinator
• Administrative Practice Coordinator
• Quality Management Officer/ Specialist
• Director of Clinical Services
• Director of Research

According to a 2015 study, Georgetown University’s Center on Education and the Workforce (CEW), found that individuals that possess a graduate degree in health-related fields reported only a 2.0% unemployment rate (Carnevale and Cheah, 2015).