Honor Society® member
Jeanette Faulkner
Assistant LiveIn at Bradrick Pool's Assistant LiveIn
- Healthcare Administration
- Class of 2025
- Parkville, MD
Member since November 2024
About
A Master of Science in Healthcare Administration (MSHA) program prepares students for leadership roles in healthcare settings. The program covers essential topics such as healthcare policy, health economics, organizational behavior, and strategic management. Students develop skills in leadership, finance, quality improvement, and healthcare systems. The curriculum often includes practical experiences like internships and a capstone project. Graduates are equipped to pursue careers in hospital administration, healthcare consultancy, health insurance, and public health organizations, making them capable of navigating the complexities of the healthcare industry effectively.
Education
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Franklin University
Healthcare Administration
2024 – 2025
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Everest University
Business Administration
2013 – 2015
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Tesst College of Technology
Computer Network Systems
2011
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Tesst College of Technology
computer information systems
2010
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Watterson Skills Center
Certified Nurse Assistant/ Geriatric Nurse Assistant
1986
Honors and awards
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Honor Society, Presidents, Honor Awards, Dean's List
The Honor Society recognizes academic excellence among students, offering membership to those with high GPAs and providing networking and leadership opportunities. The President's Award honors students for exceptional academic performance, leadership, and
Goals and interests
- Career goal
Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of a Healthcare Organization: Leading an entire healthcare organization, shaping strategic direction, and making high-level administrative decisions.
- Graduate school interests
Ethics in Healthcare: A concern for ethical issues in healthcare administration and a desire to ensure equitable and just practices in the management of healthcare services.
- Outside the classroom
Reading: Engaging with literature, whether fiction or non-fiction, to enhance knowledge and understanding of various topics.
Traveling: Exploring new places and cultures, which can broaden perspectives and inspire creativity.
Cooking/Baking: Experimenting in the kitchen, trying new recipes, or baking for family and friends as a creative outlet.
Music: Playing an instrument, singing, or listening to different genres of music to foster relaxation or self-expression.
Photography: Capturing moments and beauty through photography, which can be both a creative outlet and a means of storytelling.
Meditation/Yoga: Practicing mindfulness or yoga for mental wellness, stress relief, and physical flexibility.
Experience
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Assistant LiveIn
Bradrick Pool's Assistant LiveIn
Apr 2022 – Jan 2025
Volunteering
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Franklin University
Jan 2024 – Jun 2025
Languages
- English (US) Advanced
Additional information
Organizations
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Honor Society
