The Bloustein School’s Health Administration program was thrilled to once again co-host the 2026 American College of Healthcare Executives of New Jersey (ACHE-NJ) and Rutgers Health Administration Fall Leadership Symposium on Thursday, October 15 on the Rutgers campus.
The event brought together healthcare executives, industry leaders, faculty, and students for engaging discussions on the state of healthcare, disruptive innovation in healthcare delivery, and the evolving needs of healthcare consumers.
We also had a spectacular turnout from students across all three of our programs, the BS in Health Administration, Master of Health Administration (MHA), and Doctor of Health Administration (DHA).
Bloustein Executive Director of Health Administration Programs Soumitra Bhuyan noted, “One of our strategic priorities is to strengthen the visibility of Rutgers Health Administration Programs while creating meaningful opportunities for students to connect classroom learning with real-world healthcare leadership. Events like the ACHE-NJ symposium are an important part of that effort, helping us build stronger relationships with healthcare organizations and expanding professional development and networking opportunities for our students.”
A special thank you to the ACHE-NJ for its continued partnership with Rutgers Health Administration Programs and for helping us create meaningful opportunities for our students and future healthcare leaders.
We’d also like to thank Bloustein School Senior Health Administration Fellow Russ Molloy for his leadership and dedication in making the symposium a success, and to Bloustein School Dean Stuart Shapiro for delivering the opening remarks. Thank you, as well, to all the speakers, panelists, organizers, and students who contributed to the success of the symposium.
