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Wharton or Fuqua. If you want career in healthcare perhaps consider MPH or MHA.
Duke Fuqua
Alternatively, u can look into the tuck mpa/mph joint program, it's 2 years
Fuqua
Duke or Yale
Boston University
Wharton, Fuqua and Kellogg
Johns Hopkins Carey Business School
Type of work would you do with it* I realize you're not in HSM, but might have some people in your network that are
Wharton, UT Austin
Berkeley
Yale has a good program affiliated with hospital
I've heard Yale SOM and Vandy Owen.
Depends on what you want to do. If healthcare strategy and healthcare digital, then MBA. If a focus more on public health operations and such, then an MPH
Look at who recruits and and for what type of position. I don't think S& has Fuqua as a target school for example, even for their HIA practice.
S&2 - While Fuqua isn't a target school for S& (yet), its a target school for almost all other major consulting firms, including MBB, PwC and Deloitte. I went to Fuqua and while I didn't pursue health sector management (HSM) certification, I can certainly say it's a very strong program. It's pretty small (< 80 spots if I'm not mistaken), and the HSM candidates are a favorite with recruiters. Wharton is the direct competitor for HSM candidates (and faculty).
S&1, what type of work do you do with HSM? I'm really interested in healthcare
A3 - they are across the board, and are working in investment banking, consulting, product management, marketing, leadership Dev programs etc. - all with a focus in healthcare / medical devices firms.
Try going to Boston and pick a program there. I don't know if Sloan has a healthcare program but lots of biotech activity around that area.