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17 May 2020, 17:50
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Hi everyone,
I am an early career physician located in NY and am looking at NYU Stern EMBA vs Cornell EMBA/MS in Healthcare Leadership.
Goal: Likely healthcare leadership, health system CEO. Interested in healthcare VC and start ups but cannot imagine leaving clinical medicine so early in my career.
Funding (self)
NYU EMBA: 200k, partial scholarship
Cornell 165k, no scholarship (Sat/Sunday would be a LOT easier for my schedule)
Any thoughts on which program? I can also take the EA and apply to Columbia/Yale but not sure if it worth the effort unless folks say it makes that much of a difference (I already have a decent pedigree with Ivys).
Thank you in advance!
I am an early career physician located in NY and am looking at NYU Stern EMBA vs Cornell EMBA/MS in Healthcare Leadership.
Goal: Likely healthcare leadership, health system CEO. Interested in healthcare VC and start ups but cannot imagine leaving clinical medicine so early in my career.
Funding (self)
NYU EMBA: 200k, partial scholarship
Cornell 165k, no scholarship (Sat/Sunday would be a LOT easier for my schedule)
Any thoughts on which program? I can also take the EA and apply to Columbia/Yale but not sure if it worth the effort unless folks say it makes that much of a difference (I already have a decent pedigree with Ivys).
Thank you in advance!
17 May 2020, 19:30
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I suggest applying to Columbia/Yale.
Yale SOM has a strong healthcare focus for their EBMA and an annual healthcare conference that's fairly strong.
CBS is just an overall strong b-school with a brand stronger than NYU and Cornell.
Yale SOM has a strong healthcare focus for their EBMA and an annual healthcare conference that's fairly strong.
CBS is just an overall strong b-school with a brand stronger than NYU and Cornell.
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17 May 2020, 20:25
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I agree with the above ... maybe throwing Duke and UNC into the mix. The research triangle is an amazing place to live for a while.
Maybe also network into some executive placement folks who recruit for historians system executives to see what they would suggest.
My advice - don't ask someone for help from someone unless their in a position to really move the needle.
I can't move the needle, but with some thinking, you can find the top five people who can ... present a clean case (unencumbered by your own thinking or the advice of others) and see what they say.
If you get a majority punting you in the same general direction, that's what I'd consider.
The best question -- "Given what you know about the industry, and what I've shared with you of my background and goals, what do you think is the wisest use of the next five years of my life to make the best progress towards this goal?"
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Maybe also network into some executive placement folks who recruit for historians system executives to see what they would suggest.
My advice - don't ask someone for help from someone unless their in a position to really move the needle.
I can't move the needle, but with some thinking, you can find the top five people who can ... present a clean case (unencumbered by your own thinking or the advice of others) and see what they say.
If you get a majority punting you in the same general direction, that's what I'd consider.
The best question -- "Given what you know about the industry, and what I've shared with you of my background and goals, what do you think is the wisest use of the next five years of my life to make the best progress towards this goal?"
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