Highly applicable skills and insights that broaden your career opportunities
MCiM delivers the requisite technology, industry and management knowledge to lead transformative digital initiatives in medical, life sciences, start-up, and healthcare-focused technology organizations.
A rigorous yet flexible program designed for working physicians and other clinicians
MCiM is a 12-month degree program that blends the rigor of a Stanford professional education with a flexible learning format. On-campus classes are held every other week, Friday and Saturday.
A pathway to inclusive and transformational leadership
The only cross-disciplinary program of its kind on the West Coast, MCiM’s learning environment reflects Stanford’s commitment to develop professionals who prioritize inclusivity and greater leadership diversity.
Join the program uniquely designed around the three priorities of Stanford Medicine’s strategy: Value Focused, Digitally Driven, Uniquely Stanford.
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A diverse and accomplished MCiM student community
Students and alumni are successful clinical, non-clinical, and technical professionals who represent a variety of backgrounds – an essential program feature that fosters cross-disciplinary collaborations.
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A Technology-Focused Management Program for Clinicians
Earn a groundbreaking Stanford degree in one year while working full time
Successfully translate AI and other digital innovations into improved patient care and clinical operations
Upcoming Event:
Generative AI in Healthcare
Upcoming Event
Register for this exclusive MCiM-hosted gathering of thought leaders, researchers, and practitioners at the forefront of AI innovation to explore algorithmic biases and fairness in AI-generated content.
“Patients are falling through the cracks. It’s not usually a matter of negligence but rather problems with access and the fragmented delivery model. I felt I couldn’t start working on digital solutions to this crisis without a better understanding of the health care ecosystem.”
Rachna Saralkar
Bay Area psychiatrist
MCiM Class of 2022
“Prior to coming to the program, I didn’t have high hopes that my career would be as fulfilling as I had originally imagined it to be when I first entered medical school. Physicians currently practice in an environment that is rampant with staff shortages, high rates of burnout and moral injury resulting from our inability to take care of patients in the way that is needed. Now I can see how the unique combination of business model innovation and technology can really achieve the healthcare system that we all want to work in, that can benefit both providers and patients. ”
Angel Arnaout, Surgical Oncologist
Professor of Surgery, and Regional Director of Breast Care Quality in Eastern Ontario, Canada
MCiM Class of 2023
Applications for the 2025-26 cohort will be available in September.
Questions about the program, financial aid, scholarships, and career paths?
Schedule an appointment with an MCiM team member.