THIS COURSE IS FOR ADULT DIVISION STUDENTS – GROUND PROGRAM ONLY
This course is a continuation of HCA470A. The Internship is the capstone course for the BBA in Health Care Administration. Students will be placed in a workplace setting where they will have the opportunity to apply their skills and knowledge to typical tasks they may encounter in actual employment. They will be expected to report to and/or communicate with their worksites as if they were employees and will be subject to supervision, coaching, performance feedback, and responsibility for assignments appropriate to their preparation and employee level. Work schedules will be combined with class meetings. The first meeting will be jointly conducted by professors from Career Development Services and Allied Health Department. The purpose of these classes is to reflect upon Internship experiences and assignments, review and discuss journal entries, organize thoughts, ideas and materials for the internship paper, receive and offer support to fellow internship students, gain greater self-awareness of one’s preparation and readiness for work using their skill set.
Prerequisites: HCA470A and completion of 42 of the 54 credits required in the BBA program and a GPA of at least 2.0.