The UF MHA program prepares early health administration careerists for management and leadership roles through a dynamic curriculum aimed at improving health services delivery. Our students are exposed to the full continuum of care through our integrated UF Health system.
University of Florida
Master of Health Administration
Educating leaders who develop innovative solutions for complex health services delivery systems.

MHA Formats
MHA Career Paths
The UF MHA program provides necessary skills and knowledge for a variety of jobs. Here are some examples of where our graduates are working now:
Lauren aziz
Clinical Operations Manager
Mayo Clinic, Division of Gastroenterology & Hepatology
Jennifer Aguero
Performance Improvement Specialist
Sacred Heart Health System
Tampa General Hospital
Ellington Jones
Executive Director
UChicago Medicine, Digestive Diseases Service Line
Nyasia Jenkins
Patient Administration Division Officer
U.S. Navy
MHA Values
Our students develop the intellectual resources and skills that can help our graduates do good and address today’s complex health problems and strive to impart the following values:
Integrity: Upholding the Highest Standards, Always.
Professionalism: Commitment to Quality and Respect in Every Interaction.
Excellence: Pushing Boundaries, Striving for Distinction.
Continuous Learning: Evolving Through Knowledge, Empowering Growth.
Program News
Diabetes Core Update
Dr. Ashby Walker appears on the American Diabetes Association monthly podcast to discuss the findings of her new study on Project ECHO Diabetes (begins at 34:33).
People who experience language problems after stroke have larger financial burden, study finds
Compared to stroke survivors who do not have language problems, those with aphasia had 21% lower income and 7% lower wealth.

Emergency care options multiply as four hospital systems expand Into Lakeland
Dr. Keith Benson discusses the building boom of Lakeland health care facilities with LkldNow.