HSM 4531

About This Course

Provides a basic understanding of the human resources issues within health care organizations,¬ including the management of human capital to meet organizational objectives and building and motivating an engaged workforce. We will explore legal principles, labor supply and demand, sourcing, recruitment, selection and orientation, compensation, benefits, diversity, and performance management.

Sample textbook: Fried, B. & Fottler, MD (2015). Human Resources in Healthcare: Managing for Success, (4th ed). Chicago, IL

Instructor

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Donald Moschkau

"The insight I bring to my teaching is the ability to view HR as a strategic partner to drive organizational results."

MHA, University of Minnesota; BA, multicultural marketing, Metropolitan State University

Donald (Don) Moschkau is a human resources strategy system executive with Fairview Health Services, where he leads the Human Resources Strategy and Operations areas. He serves as a consultant to other executives throughout the organization on strategic initiatives and the impacts or drivers of the organization’s human capital. He has more than 20 years’ experience in human resources and specializes in strategic human resources, employee relations, employment law, diversity, recruitment, and onboarding as well as human resources regulatory compliance in the health care market. Don’s certifications include an SPHR from the Human Resources Certification Institute and an SHRM-SCP and Green Belt from the Society for Human Resources Professionals.

  • HSM 4531 – Human Resources in Health Care Settings

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