Resources Manager Discussion HCA 620
Resources Manager Discussion HCA 620
Consider the following fictitious scenario: You work in a medium-sized hospital as a human resources manager. You’re creating a job description for an operations manager who will manage finances, assess financial performance, and create financial plans. What qualifications should a suitable candidate have?
Look up the following terms in the GCU Library: Plan of Operations What did you discover that is pertinent to your CLC Business Plan? Is it included, and if so, why or why not?
Week 7 Discussion 2 Latest-GCU HCA 620
Read Guglielmo’s “How to Write a Business Plan.” The author offers some advice to the management team. What advice would you give to a recent medical school graduate looking to start his or her own medical practice?
Week 8 Discussion 1 Latest-GCU HCA 620
What management skill do you believe is most important for effective project management? Why?
Describe your approach to project tracking. What kinds of issues would you prioritize as a project manager? Why?
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