Long-Term Care Management
Prepare to better meet the needs of the rapidly aging and long-lived population.
Become a Leader and Facilitate Change
Gain the skills you need to facilitate transformational change in your organization. A certificate in long-term care management will help you understand management, finance and culture so you can achieve higher levels of quality within your long-term care facilities.
Enhance your career opportunities and knowledge as you prepare for a career as a healthcare leader.
Degrees & Offerings
Long-Term Care Management
CertificateThe 100% online graduate certificate in Long-Term Care Management is a nine-credit-hour program designed to prepare you to better meet the needs of the rapidly aging and long-lived population. This certificate can be completed in as little as one year.
Program Details
Graduate
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Department
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Departments & Facilities
Health Services Management
Equipped with real-world research projects, internships with industry-changing companies, you'll learn to apply business principles to the rapidly growing healthcare field and lead the charge into the future.
Faculty & Staff
Carole Winter
Specialty
Become a Master
Surprisingly Affordable
Whether you’ve recently completed your undergraduate degree, or you want to kick your career up a notch, graduate school is the next logical step. The good news is there is funding for both online and on-campus students to get you through your program.Graduate Tuition & Costs
Learn more about tuition and fees for undergraduate students and see how your out-of-pocket costs at USD compare to those at other colleges and universities. Visit the Graduate Tuition & Costs Detailed page for program specific costs and fees.
Financial Aid
Navigating options for how to pay for college can be challenging, but you are not alone. The Office of Financial Aid will work with you and your family to explore how you can make your college education even more affordable.
Graduate Assistantships
USD offers opportunities for grad students to earn a reduced tuition rate in exchange for their teaching, research and service efforts to the university.
