Networking
Meet Our Engaged Alumni
Our MHA program prides itself on our deep connection with the healthcare administration industry. We strive to connect our students with industry pioneers and professionals throughout the program, and networking is one of the most significant benefits of the Eccles School’s MHA program.
Networking opportunities are actively infused into almost all program activities and are the backbone of our student’s success.
Mentors for 2022-2023 and 2023 – 2024 School Years Include Representatives from the Following Companies:
- University of Utah Health
- Revere Health
- Health Catalyst
- Regence Blue Cross Blue Shield
- Intermountain Healthcare
- KLAS Research Enterprises
- Institute for Advancing Health Value
- North Big Horn Hospital District
- Northwell Health
- CommonSpirit Health
- Optum
- Gallagher
- US Medical Management
- Cascadia Healthcare
- Primary Children’s Hospital
- HSG Advisors
- Janus Health
- Community Health Partners
- Iron Road Healthcare
- Department of Veterans Affairs
- Veterans Health Administration
This year, our MHA alumni community exceeded 400, making this one of the strongest networking opportunities in the program.
This engaged group, located both in Utah and across the country, is often called upon for assistance in networking within a particular organization, participating in the UMentor program or a variety of other valuable activities.
Students are encouraged to seek opportunities to engage with alumni in both formal and informal ways, including informational interviews.
The Master of Healthcare Administration Student Association (MHASA) serves students by providing them with meaningful healthcare service opportunities as well as organizing socials with students and alumni. We also help facilitate opportunities by collaborating with the Eccles School MHA staff and faculty to facilitate professional development and build a foundation of knowledge, commitment, passion and experience in healthcare.