Combining the valuable techniques of Six Sigma into one comprehensive program, the Master Certificate in Six Sigma-Healthcare can help you produce extraordinary results for your organization. Through courses including Six Sigma Green Belt-Healthcare, Lean Six Sigma and Lean Six Sigma Black Belt, managers and professionals like you learn to improve processes that deliver results, while gaining valuable skills and credentials that can be applied immediately on the job.
You’ll also gain powerful tools and techniques to help earn industry-recognized certification from Villanova University. Obtaining a master certificate demonstrates thorough Six Sigma understanding as well as a solid commitment to continuing education.
Enhance Your Healthcare Quality and Increase Cost Savings Using Proven Six Sigma Techniques!
Through specific healthcare examples and case studies, this master certificate program teaches you how the unique problems in the healthcare industry can be solved using Six Sigma techniques. This proven methodology eliminates non value-added steps and reduces defects and variation, resulting in more efficient processes, better patient care and a stronger bottom line. A recent study presented at the assembly of the American College of Chest Physicians showed that Six Sigma helps hospitals decrease in-patient mortality and length of hospital stays, in addition to increasing cost savings and improving compliance requirements.
Who Should Register?
From directors of nursing and floor supervisors to risk managers and CEOs, all healthcare leaders interested in reducing waste and inefficiencies will benefit from this master certificate program. Students who master Six Sigma practices can become recognized leaders guiding projects that result in breakthrough improvements and improved bottom-line results. Register Today!
Learn from the Best!
Classes are taught by Susan McGann, who is President and CEO of Pivotal Healthcare Solutions. Susan was among the nation's first healthcare Six Sigma Master Black Belts, attaining success in all levels of the healthcare industry. She earned a BSN from the University of Delaware and an MBA from Drexel University.
"By implementing Six Sigma practices, we showed that a quality improvement project can lead to many benefits, not only patients in decreased mortality, but also to physicians and nurses by making it easier for them to provide the best evidence-based, guideline-directed care possible, and to the hospital itself with decreased lengths of stay and decreased costs."
Karen Gamerdinger, RN, MSN Mercy Medical Center Des Moines, IA