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Leadership and Management Education for Physicians

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  • Who We Are

    The Alliance is a 20 year educational partnership between the University of Texas at Dallas and the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center.  It was one of the first to offer a fully accredited graduate program in healthcare leadership and management exclusively for physicians.

  • Who Should Attend

    The program is uniquely designed for physicians who have assumed a  leadership role in their healthcare organization. Focused 4-day classes—Saturday through Tuesday—meet every other month in Dallas to develop the knowledge and skills physician leaders need to be successful. The classes may be started at any time and taken in any order.

BlogRX is a non-partisan, no-spin review of news and issues of importance to physician leaders.

How Employers Can Reduce Healthcare Costs

Private employer healthcare spending reached $727 billion in 2018, making it their second largest expense behind wages and salaries. Hospital services represented an estimated 44% of those costs, and in recent years hospital prices—not utilization—have been the key driver of their growth. Addressing the prices paid for hospital services represents a tangible way for employers to reduce the increasing burden of employee healthcare expenses. Read More »

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Contact Us

If you have questions or would like to discuss your options, please contact our Program Director:

Professor John McCracken
The University of Texas at Dallas
972-883-6252
[email protected]