Solve problems, help patients, improve policies and be a communications expert for the health care sector.
Health care organizations play active social and political roles when responding to national health issues, society needs, and policy changes. This creates demand for effective communication both externally for health care consumers, and internally for health care providers and organizations. With a graduate degree in Health Communication, you’ll enter the workforce with the advanced skills to critically assess and address aspects of the health care system that prevent the delivery of high-quality care.
