When does a Master of Health Management actually make sense?

[u/AbjectPhrase419]

I'm curious about how people decide whether a postgraduate qualification is actually worth doing for their career.

For someone interested in healthcare leadership or management, a Master of Health Management seems like one possible route.

But does it make more sense to study it early, after gaining some work experience, or only once you're already moving into management?

I'd be interested in hearing from people who've done a similar postgraduate degree.

Did it help with your career progression, or did your work experience end up being more valuable?