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The program of study for a Master's of Science in Respiratory Care Leadership consists of a minimum of 43 quarter hours. Quarter Hours are organized as follows:
 # of Courses

Q.H.

I. Respiratory Care516
II. Leadership
412
III. Specialization Electives412-16
IV. Open Elective13-4
Total Quarter Hours
 43-48

 

Means of Delivery:

Respiratory Care Courses - On-line only

Leadership Courses - On-line or On-campus

Specialization Courses:

On-line or on-campus

Adult and organizational learning

Advanced Leadership

Health management

Higher education administration

Nonprofit management

Regulatory affairs

Clinical trial design and project management

 

Free Elective Course - On-line or On-campus

RESPIRATORY CARE (16 q.h.)


RT3200
Advanced Cardiopulmonary Physiology3 q.h.
RT3205The Evolving Roles of Respiratory Care Professionals3 q.h.
RT3115Research Design
4 q.h.
RT3210Applied Research in Respiratory Care3 q.h.
RT3215Respiratory Care Leadership Seminar3 q.h.
Note. RT 3115 is a required course (offered Fall Quarter) for the Direct-entry MSRT Program. The students in the MS in Respiratory Care Leadership would enroll in the Fall Quarter for this course.


LEADERSHIP (12 q.h.)


LDR3300Developing Your Leadership Capability
3 q.h.
LDR3310 Leading Teams
3 q.h.
LDR3330Developing the Strategic Leader
3 q.h.
LDR3340The Ethical Leader3 q.h.

ELECTIVES:
Concentration Electives:
Choose 4 courses within one of the following specializations: Health Management, Higher Education Administration, Adult and Organizational Learning, Nonprofit Management, Regulatory Affairs, Clinical Trial Design and Project Management, or Advanced Leadership.

HEALTH MANAGEMENT SPECIALIZATION (12 q.h.)

 
HMG3110The Organization, Administration, Financing, and History of Healthcare Delivery in the United States
3 q.h.
HMG3120Human Resource Management in Healthcare
3 q.h.
HMG3130
Healthcare Strategy Management
3 q.h.
HMG3140Principles of Population-Based Management
3 q.h.
HMG3160Healthcare Information Systems Management
3 q.h.
HMG3170Health Law, Politics, and Policy
3 q.h.


HIGHER EDUCATION ADMINISTRATION SPECIALIZATION (12 q.h.)


ED3200Management of Higher Education Institutions
3 q.h.
ED3210Faculty and Curriculum
3 q.h.
    Choose two of the following courses:
ED3215Higher Education Law
3 q.h.
ED3220Enrollment Management
3 q.h.
ED3225Cases in Higher Education Administration
3 q.h.
ED3211 Adult Learning Theory
3 q.h.
ED3230Program Evaluation and Assessment
3 q.h.


ADULT AND ORGANIZATIONAL LEARNING SPECIALIZATION (12-14 q.h.)

        Choose four of the following: 
ED3651
Race and Ethnicity in Education4 q.h.
ED3652Politics of Education4 q.h.
ED3211Adult Learning Theory3 q.h.
ED3212
Needs and Competencies Assessment3 q.h.
ED3213
Curriculum and Program Development3 q.h.
ED3214Facilitation and Instruction3 q.h.
ED3230Program Evaluation and Assessment
3 q.h.

 

NONPROFIT MANAGEMENT SPECIALIZATION (12 q.h.)

Choose four of the following: 
NPM3110
Legal and Governance Issues in Nonprofit Organizations3 q.h.
NPM3120
Financial Management for Nonprofit Organizations
3 q.h.
NPM3125
Promoting Nonprofit Organizations
3 q.h.
NPM3130
Fundraising and Development for Nonprofit Organizations3 q.h.
NPM3140Grant and Report Writing
3 q.h.
NPM3150Human Resources Management in Nonprofit Organizations3 q.h.



  
REGULATORY AFFAIRS SPECIALIZATION (16 q.h.)
RA3202Medical Device Development, A Regulatory Overview

4 q.h.

RA3205Emerging Trends and Issues in the Medical Device Industry4 q.h.
        Choose two of the following:
RA3203Food, Drug, and Medical Device Law: Topics and Cases4 q.h.
RA3222Global Awareness: European Medical Device Regulations4 q.h.
RA3223Global Awareness: Canada, Asian, and Latin American Regulatory Affairs4 q.h.
IP3300Technology Licensing4 q.h.
BT3500
The Business of Medicine and Biotechnology4 q.h.
 


CLINICAL TRIAL DESIGN AND PROJECT MANAGEMENT SPECIALIZATION (16 q.h.)
BT3210Human Experimentation: Methodological Issues Fundamental to Clinical Trials4 q.h.
BT3211Validation and Auditing of Clinical Trial Information4 q.h.
PMC3212Clinical Drug Development Data Analysis: Concepts and Applications4 q.h.
BT3213Clinical Trial Design Optimization and Problem Solving4 q.h.


ADVANCED LEADERSHIP SPECIALIZATION (12 q.h.)
Choose four of the following: 
CMN3010 Foundations of Organizational Communication3 q.h.
CMN3060Negotiation, Mediation, and Facilitation3 q.h.
CMN3110Group Dynamics and Interpersonal Conflict: Meeting Management3 q.h.
HRM3100Creating a High Performance Organization3 q.h.
LDR3360Dynamics of Change at the Community and
Social Level
3 q.h.
NPM3110Legal and Governance Issues in Nonprofit Organizations3 q.h.

 

OPEN ELECTIVE (3-4 q.h.)
Choose one 3 or 4 quarter hour course from the graduate offerings of the College of Professional Studies. The elective must be approved by your adviser prior to the start of the course.

TOTAL QUARTER HOURS: 43-48

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