
As physicians move into medical management, leaving clinical practice behind to play a major role in managing physician performance and clinical processes, they are having to deal in the business world. Physician executives are donning the pinstripe suit instead of the white coat, and adding a business acumen to their clinical skills. Many have opted to pursue executive MBA programs to learn the business competencies they need to manage health care organizations. This article summarizes the educational opportunities available in executive MBA programs and discusses the value of business training for aspiring physician executives.
Universities, Commerce, Health Care Sector, United States, Physician Executives, Career Mobility, Professional Competence, Education, Medical, Graduate, Income, Educational Status, Humans, Curriculum, Problem Solving
Universities, Commerce, Health Care Sector, United States, Physician Executives, Career Mobility, Professional Competence, Education, Medical, Graduate, Income, Educational Status, Humans, Curriculum, Problem Solving
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