1. Have adequate theoretical and practical knowledge about economics, business administration, accounting, law, finance, finance and management science in order to comprehend, evaluate and direct the functioning of the health system.

2. Have information about the components of health systems and interpretation of health policies.

3. Gain knowledge about social, environmental and behavioral factors related to health development.

4. Apply their knowledge and skills in health management to the relevant areas of health institutions.

5. Use scientific methods and techniques in the process of the health management.

6. Analyze, evaluate and interpret the data related to the field.

7. Analyze and evaluate the developments in health management.

8. Take responsibility for health management practices.

9. Direct employees in health institutions in line with the goals of the institution.

10. Monitor developments and communicate by using a foreign language.

11. Have the ability to use language knowledge and terminology used in medical institutions correctly and fairly in written and verbal communication.

12. Use information and communication technologies together with the computer software required by the field.

13. Behave in accordance with social, scientific and professional ethical principles with the legal regulations related to the field .

14. Act responsibly to general health problems in the country or the world, interpret and evaluate the proposed solutions.