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12 Jul 2016, 16:33
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Hi,
I am looking into applying to an MBA program to transition from pure clinical work to Management. I am considering MBA schools in the US such as MIT, Tuck , Foster, UNC to name a few. Is there any doctor or any other clinician who has used an MBA admission consultant to assist with the application. I am really trying to find a consultant who has experience assisting applicants with clinical healthcare background. Preferably looking for a consultant I can speak to prior to committing. Would love to hear back if anyone has any recommendations. Thanks
I am looking into applying to an MBA program to transition from pure clinical work to Management. I am considering MBA schools in the US such as MIT, Tuck , Foster, UNC to name a few. Is there any doctor or any other clinician who has used an MBA admission consultant to assist with the application. I am really trying to find a consultant who has experience assisting applicants with clinical healthcare background. Preferably looking for a consultant I can speak to prior to committing. Would love to hear back if anyone has any recommendations. Thanks
13 Jul 2016, 08:40
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I am not from the Healthcare industry, but to the best of my knowledge Fuqua, Kellogg, and UNC are best for applicants from Healthcare. Kellogg and UNC also have healthcare clubs to develop relevant skill-sets and find jobs within the healthcare industry.
As for selecting consultant, almost every consulting company will provide you free one-hour initial consulting. You should sign up for these free sessions and talk to their consultants to see if they are fit for you. You may also want to see latest consultant reviews of GMATClub members best-admissions-consulting-companies-2016-season-205934.html
Good luck!
17 Jul 2016, 10:29
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Yes, like Narenn mentioned, you may want to look into schools with an existing strong healthcare focus or certificate option -- perhaps not for the added specialization itself given that you already have a medical background, but you may be able to leverage the alumni backgrounds in the medical field as well as the career options.
Duke and Kellogg have strong healthcare programs which are very well noted on these boards. You may also look into healthcare management programs at the likes of Wharton, Columbia, Vanderbilt, and others. If you're looking into Executive MBAs depending on your age, I'll also put in a plug for Yale SOM's healthcare track within the executive MBA program.
For consultancies, check out each of the consultant's and firm's backgrounds. Some have school specific counselors; others are industry focused. You may find benefit in finding someone with a healthcare focus to help guide you in your application process.
Duke and Kellogg have strong healthcare programs which are very well noted on these boards. You may also look into healthcare management programs at the likes of Wharton, Columbia, Vanderbilt, and others. If you're looking into Executive MBAs depending on your age, I'll also put in a plug for Yale SOM's healthcare track within the executive MBA program.
For consultancies, check out each of the consultant's and firm's backgrounds. Some have school specific counselors; others are industry focused. You may find benefit in finding someone with a healthcare focus to help guide you in your application process.
