Do/mba
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Here is KCUMB's DO/MBA program:
http://www.kcumb.edu/kpstudent/mba.asp
Also, make sure to check out the SDN Med Business Forum [MD/MBA, DO/MBA, DDS/MBA].
http://www.kcumb.edu/kpstudent/mba.asp
Also, make sure to check out the SDN Med Business Forum [MD/MBA, DO/MBA, DDS/MBA].
awesome, thanks for the quick reply
i didn't know that other forum even existed
i didn't know that other forum even existed
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NYCOM has DO/MBA program as well.
D.O./Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.)
This augmented degree program enhances the graduates efficiency and skills as a clinician by
equipping him/her for the business side of medicine. The student learns to effectively manage
resources including time, money, equipment and personnel, and to be prepared to cope with practice management, HMOs and the administration of academic health care centers, hospital and
clinical departments.
ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS
Applicant must be a matriculated student at NYCOM and have NYCOM approval to apply for the program.
MCAT scores are accepted in lieu of GMAT scores. Students who have not completed required
undergraduate accounting, economics, and computer courses will be scheduled to complete them at the onset of this program.
Hope this helps.
D.O./Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.)
This augmented degree program enhances the graduates efficiency and skills as a clinician by
equipping him/her for the business side of medicine. The student learns to effectively manage
resources including time, money, equipment and personnel, and to be prepared to cope with practice management, HMOs and the administration of academic health care centers, hospital and
clinical departments.
ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS
Applicant must be a matriculated student at NYCOM and have NYCOM approval to apply for the program.
MCAT scores are accepted in lieu of GMAT scores. Students who have not completed required
undergraduate accounting, economics, and computer courses will be scheduled to complete them at the onset of this program.
Hope this helps.
thanks it does help, i didn't know there were prerequisites
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No, it wouldn't be a big deal. MBA schools almost basically require applicants to gain some work experience before really applying anyway. I think a practicing physician would be considered a good applicant, and a lot of people are able to take night classes and such to get an MBA. Doable.
