Changing healthcare one physician at a time.
As the healthcare industry continues to evolve, there is a need for leaders who possess both medical expertise and business acumen. We believe physician MBAs are uniquely suited to lead this change because they have the intimate experience in clinical settings needed to understand the challenges in the healthcare landscape, and they've also earned the business acumen to help solve them. Combining the Kelley Physician MBA with your clinical expertise, you’ll be uniquely positioned to lead change—not just react to it.
If you believe better patient care and outcomes are about physician leadership, your future is at the Kelley School of Business.
The Business of Medicine Physician MBA program through Kelley Indianapolis is the only top-ranked business school to offer a master's of business administration degree exclusively for physicians. Designed with this audience in mind, this 21-month program is innovative and built on a rigorous curriculum, collaborative learning, and a flexible schedule that will prepare physicians to succeed in their dual role as a patient advocate and a business strategist.
You will complete the program in a small cohort of like-minded, experienced physicians who speak the same industry language and have similar goals about leading healthcare change. At the start of the program, you’ll be arranged into teams of five physicians, which rotate every six months so that you’re constantly learning alongside a variety of other physicians. Working together--online and in person--to solve a problem, your group of multi-specialty physicians from various backgrounds and practices will discover unique and innovative solutions while also learning countless lessons from one another. This experience will enrich your leadership, teamwork, and problem-solving capabilities while helping you acquire additional tools to strengthen the interpersonal skills essential to working with and influencing others.
I chose the Physician MBA Program because it focused specifically on physicians and healthcare. I wanted to be among like-minded physicians so we could really zero in on the business of medicine.