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A.T. Still University
Master of Science in Advanced Occupational Therapy ( Know More)
ATSU's Arizona School of Health Sciences offers an online 42-credit-hour
transitional program for U.S. licensed occupational therapists who wish to
study current issues and procedures in the O.T. field. This program is divided
into four areas: professional practice, critical inquiry, electives, and a
capstone experience. Students focus on critical thinking, issues in mental
health, legislation, and evidence-based practice.
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Master in Public Health ( Know More)
ATSU's School of Health Management offers an online Master of Public Health
(M.P.H.) program that prepares students for leadership in public health. A
15-course, 60-credit-hour program, students choose electives best fitting
their interests in health program planning, health policy, geriatric health,
education research, curriculum and instruction, or executive coaching.
General areas of focus are epidemiology, biostatistics, biology, and financial
management. A dental M.P.H. track is also available.
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Doctor of Health Education ( Know More)
ATSU's School of Health Management offers an online Doctor of Health
Education (D.H.Ed.) program that prepares students for leadership in health
profession education. The D.H.Ed is a 20-course, 94-credit-hour program and
includes a required applied dissertation. Students are challenged to examine
the current state of healthcare education and their roles and responsibilities
within it. Graduates are recognized as innovative leaders in educating their
patients, students, peers, and achieve excellence in policy development,
program design, management, implementation, and evaluation of local
issues.
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Doctor of Health Education ( Know More)
ATSU's School of Health Management offers an online Doctor of Health
Education (D.H.Ed.) program that prepares students for leadership in health
profession education. The D.H.Ed is a 20-course, 94-credit-hour program and
includes a required applied dissertation. Students are challenged to examine
the current state of healthcare education and their roles and responsibilities
within it. Graduates are recognized as innovative leaders in educating their
patients, students, peers, and achieve excellence in policy development,
program design, management, implementation, and evaluation of local
issues.
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Masters of Science in Advanced Physician Assistant Studies ( Know More)
ATSU's Arizona School of Health Sciences offers a 40-credit-hour master's
program for licensed physician assistants. For PAs without a bachelor's
degree, a non-bachelor's degree track is available. Candidates choose a
concentration in either clinical medicine or education/leadership. Graduates
demonstrate competence in their respective specialty area, receiving a
strong academic foundation that enhances their ability to practice in varied
clinical and administrative settings.
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Master of Science in Advanced Occupational Therapy ( Know More)
ATSU's Arizona School of Health Sciences offers an online 42-credit-hour
transitional program for U.S. licensed occupational therapists who wish to
study current issues and procedures in the O.T. field. This program is divided
into four areas: professional practice, critical inquiry, electives, and a
capstone experience. Students focus on critical thinking, issues in mental
health, legislation, and evidence-based practice.
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Transitional Doctorate in Physical Therapy ( Know More)
ATSU's Arizona School of Health Sciences offers an online transitional Doctor
of Physical Therapy (D.P.T.) program for practicing physical therapists who
wish to enhance their skills and professional credentials. Program length is
10–22 courses depending on students' current level of education, experience,
and skills as defined by the American Physical Therapy Association's
“Normative Model of Physical Therapist Professional Education, Version 2000”
and an evaluation using an extensive portfolio.
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Master of Public Health with Dental Emphasis ( Know More)
ATSU's School of Health Management offers an online Master of Public Health
(M.P.H.) program with a dental emphasis for students working in the dental
field who want to learn more about the public health components of
dentistry. This program prepares students for careers in dental public health
services and administration. The M.P.H. – dental is a 60-credit-hour, 15-
course program. Students choose electives best fitting their interests in
health program planning, health policy, geriatric health, education research,
curriculum and instruction, or executive coaching.
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Master in Public Health ( Know More)
ATSU's School of Health Management offers an online Master of Public Health
(M.P.H.) program that prepares students for leadership in public health. A
15-course, 60-credit-hour program, students choose electives best fitting
their interests in health program planning, health policy, geriatric health,
education research, curriculum and instruction, or executive coaching.
General areas of focus are epidemiology, biostatistics, biology, and financial
management. A dental M.P.H. track is also available.
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Master of Science in Human Movement ( Know More)
A.T. Still University offers this 15-course, 42-quarter-hour Human Movement
(M.S.) program which is designed to assist students in the development of
comprehensive knowledge of human movement science, functional anatomy,
physiology and kinesiology, as well as functional assessment, program
design, and program adherence. Graduates of the ATSU Human Movement
(M.S.) program will receive the highest quality education in human
movement, performance enhancement, and corrective exercise through a
flexible distance education format that enables healthcare providers and
those practicing human movement, fitness, and wellness to gain the
knowledge, skills, and attitudes necessary to provide leadership in advanced
human movement services. There are three concentration areas to choose
from: Sports Conditioning, Exercise and Sport Psychology, and Geriatric
Exercise Science. ATSU has partnered with the National Academy of Sports
Medicine® (NASM®) in developing the Human Movement (M.S.) program.
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Master of Public Health with Dental Emphasis ( Know More)
ATSU's School of Health Management offers an online Master of Public Health
(M.P.H.) program with a dental emphasis for students working in the dental
field who want to learn more about the public health components of
dentistry. This program prepares students for careers in dental public health
services and administration. The M.P.H. – dental is a 60-credit-hour, 15-
course program. Students choose electives best fitting their interests in
health program planning, health policy, geriatric health, education research,
curriculum and instruction, or executive coaching.
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Master of Science in Advanced Occupational Therapy ( Know More)
ATSU's Arizona School of Health Sciences offers an online 42-credit-hour
transitional program for U.S. licensed occupational therapists who wish to
study current issues and procedures in the O.T. field. This program is divided
into four areas: professional practice, critical inquiry, electives, and a
capstone experience. Students focus on critical thinking, issues in mental
health, legislation, and evidence-based practice.
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Master in Health Administration ( Know More)
ATSU's School of Health Management offers an online Master of Health
Administration (M.H.A.) program that prepares students for leadership in
health administration. Graduates enter a fast-growing segment of the U.S.
labor market. As the health delivery system expands and the pressure to
provide additional services at reduced costs grows, the role of professional
administrators is expected to grow. The online M.H.A. is a 15-course, 60-
credit-hour program tailored to healthcare leaders and managers.
Coursework focuses on leadership, law and ethics, information systems,
managerial epidemiology, and human resource management.
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Master of Science in Human Movement ( Know More)
A.T. Still University offers this 15-course, 42-quarter-hour Human Movement
(M.S.) program which is designed to assist students in the development of
comprehensive knowledge of human movement science, functional anatomy,
physiology and kinesiology, as well as functional assessment, program
design, and program adherence. Graduates of the ATSU Human Movement
(M.S.) program will receive the highest quality education in human
movement, performance enhancement, and corrective exercise through a
flexible distance education format that enables healthcare providers and
those practicing human movement, fitness, and wellness to gain the
knowledge, skills, and attitudes necessary to provide leadership in advanced
human movement services. There are three concentration areas to choose
from: Sports Conditioning, Exercise and Sport Psychology, and Geriatric
Exercise Science. ATSU has partnered with the National Academy of Sports
Medicine® (NASM®) in developing the Human Movement (M.S.) program.
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Master in Public Health ( Know More)
ATSU's School of Health Management offers an online Master of Public Health
(M.P.H.) program that prepares students for leadership in public health. A
15-course, 60-credit-hour program, students choose electives best fitting
their interests in health program planning, health policy, geriatric health,
education research, curriculum and instruction, or executive coaching.
General areas of focus are epidemiology, biostatistics, biology, and financial
management. A dental M.P.H. track is also available.
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Masters of Science in Advanced Physician Assistant Studies ( Know More)
ATSU's Arizona School of Health Sciences offers a 40-credit-hour master's
program for licensed physician assistants. For PAs without a bachelor's
degree, a non-bachelor's degree track is available. Candidates choose a
concentration in either clinical medicine or education/leadership. Graduates
demonstrate competence in their respective specialty area, receiving a
strong academic foundation that enhances their ability to practice in varied
clinical and administrative settings.
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Doctor of Health Science ( Know More)
ATSU's Arizona School of Health Management offers a 70-credit-hour online
Doctor of Health Sciences (D.H.Sc.) program that prepares students to better
understand and effectively manage complex issues and challenges in
professional practice. The D.H.Sc. addresses a significant problem in today's
struggling healthcare system – the need for well-trained healthcare
administrators, educators, clinicians, and researchers. The D.H.Sc. provides
healthcare professionals with the knowledge and skills to excel in project
management, decision-making, managing organizational behavior, setting
standards, and gaining the competence to apply research to their
professional practice. The D.H.Sc. requires a one-week residency, held at
ATSU's Mesa, Ariz., campus.
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Doctor of Health Education ( Know More)
ATSU's School of Health Management offers an online Doctor of Health
Education (D.H.Ed.) program that prepares students for leadership in health
profession education. The D.H.Ed is a 20-course, 94-credit-hour program and
includes a required applied dissertation. Students are challenged to examine
the current state of healthcare education and their roles and responsibilities
within it. Graduates are recognized as innovative leaders in educating their
patients, students, peers, and achieve excellence in policy development,
program design, management, implementation, and evaluation of local
issues.
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