A similar question was asked on the regular FindMBA board very recently which might help?



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This is a list of Online MBAs with some kind of specialization in health care:<br><br>https://findmbaonline.com/specializations/healthcare-pharma-biotech?accredition=true&amp;amp;sort=popularity&amp;amp;numberperpage=8<br><br>Start there. But also consider whether you need to do a specialization. Many management level careers in the healthcare domain may or may not require a 'specialized' degree, but rather solid general management skills.&nbsp;

[quote]This is a list of Online MBAs with some kind of specialization in health care:<br><br>https://findmbaonline.com/specializations/healthcare-pharma-biotech?accredition=true&amp;amp;sort=popularity&amp;amp;numberperpage=8<br><br>Start there. <b>But also consider whether you need to do a specialization. Many management level careers in the healthcare domain may or may not require a 'specialized' degree, but rather solid general management skills.</b>&nbsp; [/quote]<br><br>I think this is a question anyone considering a 'specialised' MBA should ask themselves. Where is my biggest gap in knowledge - is it management or my specialised field, whether that is healthcare, technology, finance and so on. Then, what is the best way to address that gap?