RNCP Certification
RNCP – Director of Healthcare Establishments
Summary
What is the RNCP professional certification for Directors of Healthcare Establishments?
Level 7 (EU) “Director of Healthcare Establishments” professional qualification, NSF code 331, awarded by INSEEC MSc (CEE-SO, CEE-RA, CEFAS, MBA Institute), registered under number 37151 in the RNCP (Répertoire National des Certifications Professionnelles) by decision of France Compétences on 14/12/2022.
Certification is awarded by capitalising on all the blocks of skills. Each skill in a block must be confirmed in order to obtain the block of skills. Partial validation of a block is not possible.
What is an RNCP qualification?
An RNCP qualification is a recognised professional certification registered in the Répertoire National, created and validated by the State, which attests to the skills required to practise a profession.
- Certification required by companies
Skills
Blocks of skills
In response to the needs of companies identified on the market, the training offered by INSEEC prepares students for the following skill sets:
- Designing and supporting a healthcare establishment’s strategy
- Organising and managing the development of the health care organisation
- Steering the school’s accounting and financial management
- Designing and steering the quality approach and risk management policy within a healthcare establishment
- Managing teams and supporting HR projects
Click here for a list of all the skills covered by the directory.
Description of the methods for acquiring certification by capitalisation of blocks of skills and/or by correspondence
Certification is obtained by :
- Validation of five blocks of skills common to all courses (a mark of 10/20 or higher in each block of skills)
- Completion of a dissertation with a mark of 10/20 or higher
- A minimum of 132 days in a company during the second year of the course (MSc 2)
RNCP requirements
What are the requirements
for this qualification?
You must hold a level 6 qualification:
- Students with a degree in economics, management, social law, medicine, pharmacy, etc. with a level 6 diploma
- Professionals in the healthcare sector (health sector executives, healthcare managers, etc.) who wish to validate their knowledge and experience with a Level 7 diploma in order to qualify for management positions.
- Nurses, midwives and other paramedical professions, as well as medical representatives, can prepare for the 1st year of the Master of Science in Healthcare Facilities Management and then enter the2nd year. The Director of Healthcare Establishments course is part of INSEEC’s HR & Health cluster.
Goals of the RNCP
What are the goals
for this title?
The “Director of Healthcare Establishments” is responsible for managing the financial, human, administrative, logistical and sector-specific aspects of a healthcare (or medical-social) establishment (quality, hygiene, risk management, safety, etc.).
Their job is to coordinate all the activities carried out in a hospital to ensure the best possible care for patients and their families or carers. Their role varies according to the type of establishment, its size and its status. They may be public, voluntary, private for-profit or not-for-profit.
The job of director of healthcare establishments involves different types of establishment:
- Health establishments, i.e. hospitals, MCO clinics (medicine, surgery, obstetrics), psychiatric clinics and SSR clinics (follow-up and rehabilitation care).
- Medical and social establishments for the elderly, i.e. EHPAD (establishments providing accommodation for dependent elderly people), USLD (long-term care units), …
- Medical and social establishments for the disabled such as IMEs (instituts médicoéducatifs), IEMs (instituts d’éducation motrice), FOs (foyers occupationnels), FAMs (foyers d’accueil médicalisé), MASs (maisons d’accueil spécialisé), multi-disability establishments, etc.
The aim of the course is therefore to train healthcare establishment managers in the basic skills that form the foundation of their skills today: strategic and financial management, HR management, team leadership, dialogue and support for patients and their carers. These skills are part of a socially responsible approach to organisations, an ageing population and a current pandemic.
In response to business needs
When it comes to managing healthcare establishments, there is a very strong demand for staff with technical and operational skills who are also capable of responding to recent changes in the healthcare sector and the care of the elderly. We need to take the measure of technological revolutions, but also of changes in public expectations.
It is important to train professionals who will be able to respond to the new situation marked by longer life expectancy and an increase in chronic diseases.
Business
What jobs do I want to do after obtaining an RNCP Health Establishment Director qualification?
The following is a non-exhaustive list of the various functions that can be carried out by holders of the Director of Healthcare Establishments certification:
Our training courses
Find out about all the courses linked to this RNCP qualification
MSc – Director of Healthcare Establishments
RNCP level 7 certified by the Ministry of Employment
Admission Bac+3/+4