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- interdisciplinary programs train for careers in biomedical research and education
- specializations in neuroscience, molecular oncology, vision science, microbiology & immunology, developmental biology and anatomy, reproductive biology
- prepares genetic counselors to work with families at risk for genetic disease or birth defects. Accredited by the American Board of Genetic Counseling (ABGC).
- includes course work, clinical rotations, and a research-based thesis
- trains registered nurses to develop, implement, and evaluate the anesthetic plan of care for patients; includes didactic courses and clinical experience with over 1000 cases and a minimum of 800 hours
- graduates are eligible for certification by the Council on Certification of Nurse Anesthetists
- a cooperative program between the School of Medicine and the Richland Memorial Hospital School of Nurse Anesthesia
- provides technical and professional training which prepares counselors to aid in the rehabilitation of disabled and disadvantaged persons
- reassigned within the University in 1994 from the College of Education to the School of Medicine; now based in the Department of Neuropsychiatry and Behavioral Science
- cross-disciplinary training to assist individuals with severe, long term mental illnesses in securing and maintaining employment.
- content areas include the characteristics of severe long-term mental illnesses, assessment, treatment, rehabilitation methods, and the recovery process
- all coursework is available on campus or online in distance education format.
MD/Ph.D.
- Plan of study for students interested in careers in academic medicine or medical research
- Students receive both the MD degree and the Ph.D. degree in biomedical science in approximately six (6) years
MD/MPH
- Prepares future physicians for a career in managed care, practicing evidence-based medicine, ensuring effective preventive medicine for patients, and administering medical offices and/or community, state and federal health organizations
- Students learn a broad range of public health concepts, issues and opportunities
- Students receive both the MD degree and the MPH in approximately five (5) years
Post-Baccalaureate Certificate in Biomedical Sciences
- One-year certificate program for students who aspire to enter medical school or pursue graduate-level education in health sciences
- Opportunity to enhance student’s professional-school resume
- Coursework offered in areas of anatomy, genetics, physiology, pharmacology, biochemistry, cell and molecular biology, and neuroscience along with several other courses in the biomedical sciences
PREP-MINORITY PROGRAM
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