BAHM membership is open to business schools committed to our mission of transforming the healthcare sector through education, research and practice.
Membership Criteria
Membership in BAHM is open to healthcare management programs at top business schools that have shown a commitment to research and teaching (led by research-based faculty), as well as service in the health sector. BAHM members generally:
- Rank in the top 100 business schools, either US News and World Report for the US or the Financial Times worldwide
- Have faculty with research or teaching interests in the health sector
- Offer regularly scheduled courses in health sector management
- Place students in health careers.
Members pay annual membership fees of $6,000. Annual membership fees for programs based outside of North America and Europe are $3,500.
Application Process
- Institutions wishing to become members must describe how they meet BAHM’s goals and what resources they would bring to the group.
- If you are interested in becoming an Alliance member institution, please contact BAHM’s director, kirsten@bahm-alliance.org
The shift toward value-based payments and population health management provides opportunities to restructure healthcare services and to orient innovation in life sciences so that we can deliver a better return on our healthcare spending.
Leemore S. Dafny
MBA Class of 1960 Professor of Business Administration
Harvard Business School