About Robert H. Kieserman Expertise professor of healthcare administration with special expertise in the establishment of a private healthcare practice as well as healthcare marketing and patient relations. I am available to answer any question about medical practice management or health administration in general including health administration as a career.
Experience I have taught over 50,000 healthcare practitioners to begin a private practice and have taught another 7,000 students how to prepare for a career in healthcare administration.
Publications author of four books on the private healthcare practice available through TherapyBooks (888-516-0287)
Education/Credentials Full-time Adjunct Professor and Coordinator of the Health Administration Program of Arcadia University in Glenside, Pennsylvania
Expert: Robert H. Kieserman Date: 3/19/2008 Subject: Career Direction
Question QUESTION: I'm a few months from graduation and am looking for a shift in careers. I graduate this summer with a Masters degree in both "Health Systems Management" and "Business Administration" from Johns Hopkins. I have served in the US Navy for 12 years and have 14 years of nursing experience. I am looking to shift my focus outside of the Hospital/Clinical setting and focus more on the industry sector. Can you recommend a direction I should pursue?
ANSWER: I would like to give you some advice, but I am not sure what you mean by the industry sector. If you will write back and define what kind of job you ideally would like to find, perhaps I can point you in some good directions.
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QUESTION: I am very interested in either Global Health or the BioTech Sector. Interested roles include project/program/operation management.
Answer I am afraid I actually do not know much about these two sectors of the healthcare. I suggest that you speak with individuals who are presently working in these two areas. I would start with your local hospital's biomedical engineering department, and go from there. Good luck.
