Health Policy and Management

The Health Policy and Management (HPM) program at Texas A&M University is a multidisciplinary field focused on the delivery, quality, and cost of healthcare for both individuals and populations. This program trains students in the complexities of the U.S. healthcare system, the legal and ethical frameworks governing healthcare, and policy processes aimed at improving healthcare access for diverse communities. Graduates are prepared for leadership roles in various sectors, including public health agencies, healthcare systems, and policy-focused organizations. The curriculum draws on expertise from public health, political science, law, management, economics, and data science, providing a robust foundation for addressing critical healthcare challenges.

Careers

Graduates of the Health Policy and Management program are prepared for leadership positions in a variety of organizations. They contribute to shaping health systems, policies, and practices at national, state, and community levels.

• Chief Operating Officer
• Vice President
• Interim Chief Executive Officer
• Project Manager
• Director of Special Projects
• Strategic Information Advisor
• Medical Administrative Officer
• Forensic Scientist
• Regional Manager
• Executive Director
• Program Supervisor