In this episode, Harold Simansky and Christine Patel discuss the landscape of MBA programs focused on healthcare. Christine shares her background in healthcare and her experiences applying to various MBA programs, including Stanford, Wharton, and Berkeley. They explore the differences between healthcare management programs and traditional MBA programs, the importance of geographical location in choosing a program, and the flexibility of curriculums in healthcare-focused MBAs. Christine also offers advice for prospective students on how to effectively convey their interest in healthcare during the application process.

Takeaways

• Christine Patel has a strong background in healthcare and management consulting.
• Wharton offers a dedicated healthcare management program with a strong alumni network.
• Geographical location plays a crucial role in healthcare education and opportunities.
• Many business schools have excellent entrepreneurial programs in healthcare.
• Healthcare is a broad field with various specializations and opportunities.
• Stanford GSB allows flexibility in course selection, including classes outside the business school.
• Prospective students should be specific about their interests in healthcare in their applications.
• Networking and alumni connections are vital in the healthcare sector.
• Berkeley Haas has a notable joint MBA/MPH program.
• Vanderbilt is recognized for its strong healthcare program due to its location in Nashville.

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