Overview
Bachelor of Healthcare Management (BHCM) at Central College, Kathmandu, Nepal (affiliated with Pokhara University)
Bachelor of Healthcare Management (BHCH) at Central College, Kathmandu (Affiliated with Pokhara University), is a four-year program with 133 credit hours designed to prepare the students for the administration, management, and oversight of healthcare systems, public health systems, hospitals, entire hospital networks, or other medical facilities.
These professionals' duties include ensuring the smooth operation of departments, hiring quality employees, disseminating information throughout the organization, obtaining specific outcomes, and ensuring that resources are used efficiently. Generalists oversee entire facilities, while specialists focus on administrative-specific departments, such as marketing, finance, policy analysis, or accounting.
Healthcare managers and administrators are at the heart of the business side of healthcare. They're in charge of budgeting, scheduling, and finding ways to improve patient care. This profession will leverage your stellar organizational and communication skills while allowing you to make a difference in the lives of others. Some areas covered in BHCM include quality improvement in healthcare, foundations of managed care, healthcare marketing, advanced healthcare, law and ethics, international healthcare, and business project management.
Why BHCM at Central College?
- Peaceful and serene learning environment.
- There is no compromise in terms of quality education and faculty members.
- Interactive learning and student-centric programs.
- Reasonable and futuristic education plan.
- Attractive scholarships for deserving students.
- Job placement assistance and career counseling.
Contact Central College's administrative office for detailed information on the BHCM course, including fees, scholarships, facilities, counseling, eligibility criteria, etc.
