Part 1: Competencies in Health Care Administration Complete the following:

Part 1: Competencies in Health Care Administration

Complete the following:

• Identify course work that you completed from the MHA program that aligns with each of the five executive competencies from American College of Health Care Executives (ACHE):
  • Communication and Relationship
  • Leadership
  • Professionalism
  • Knowledge of the Health care Environment
  • Business Skills and Knowledge
• Add this evidence from your course work in the MHA program to your Health Care Administration ePortfolio project to demonstrate acquired skills and knowledge in each of the competencies. Upload articles, research papers, projects, reports, and/or publications to show proof of proficiency. Consider using graphics, audio, and/or video for further illustration and interest.
• Organize evidence of your coursework and skills strategically.
• Publish your project so that your instructor can view it.

Part 2: Skills

Complete the following:

• Compile evidence of skills that will help your ePortfolio stand out. Add supporting documents under your Skills project title. Start by listing the skill area, followed by the knowledge or personal traits that contribute to the success in that skill area. Consider including background and specific experiences that demonstrate application of the skill. Examples include volunteer work, internships, technical skills, writing skills, communication skills, public speaking skills, foreign language skills, military service, sports participation, involvement in clubs, and professional affiliations or memberships.

Additionally, it is a good idea to go and identify the associated skills that the overall project demonstrates.

• Organize evidence of your coursework and skills strategically.
• Publish your project so that your instructor can view it.

NOTE: You can add skills tags to your ePortfolio profile section with the skills that you identified in the Skills project. Additionally, you can add skills tags to individual projects.