HSML Alumni Association

The George Washington University Health Services Management and Leadership Alumni Association (HSMLAA) has more than 3,100 alumni from all 50 states and 19 foreign countries. Membership is automatic for graduates of the HSML degree programs. Our graduates include senior executives in hospital management, long term care administration, managed care organizations, consulting, association management, banking and finance, and other sectors of the healthcare delivery system. More than 1200 members of the HSMLAA are also members of the American College of Healthcare Executives (ACHE).

Volunteer Opportunities

Our dedicated graduates also contribute to the success of the volunteer programs that assist the torchbearers of the health services profession:

HSML Class Delegate Program: Join leaders from each HSML class since 1962 and reach out to fellow alumni to find out about alumni needs and how they would like to be involved.
HSML Executive in Residence Program: Participate in and offer short courses for students in specialized topics and share your real-world expertise.
HSML Residency Program: Offer a residency to a GW HSML student, and you will be impressed with the skills he or she will contribute to your health care organization. Help to keep an integral part of achieving excellence in our training program alive.

HSMLAA Mission

To promote the professional development and advancement of Health Services Management and Leadership (HSML) graduates
To assist in the development, implementation, support, and evaluation of the HSML graduate programs
To promote the educational, recreational, and professional interests of HSML graduates
To provide a vehicle for communication and collaboration between and among alumni, students, and faculty of the HSML program

HSMLAA Values

To maintain a leading health services administration program in the United States
To continue building and maintaining the vision of our founding fathers (Fredrick L. Gibbs and Leon I. Gintzig) of being the program that educates and develops students to be the future leaders in the healthcare industry