Healthcare Services and Sciences Clinical Practice in Health (BS)
Degree Completion Program
The Healthcare Services and Sciences Clinical Practice in Health degree optimizes clinical training for students who are already licensed, certified or registered in an allied health profession. To be eligible for this program, you must:
- Have an allied health associate degree from an accredited program
- Hold a current professional license, certification or registration
- Have successfully passed a state and/or nationally recognized examination
You will be eligible for transfer credits for prior general education, sciences and electives. In addition, a prior learning assessment will determine eligibility to receive up to 30 hours of upper division credit in HSV 3100 and HSV 3200.
Courses to be taken at WMU*
HSV 3000: Research in Health Services
HSV 3700: Health System and Its Environment
HSV 3900 Core Competencies and Contemporary Issues in Healthcare
HSV 4100: Legal Issues in Healthcare Services
HSV 4400: Diversity and Inclusion in Health and Human Services
HSV 4780: U.S. Health Policy
HSV 4800: Healthcare Management
HSV 4860: Health Literacy Practices
HSV 4880: Psychosocial Aspects of Health and Healthcare
HOL 4700: Relationship-Centered Skills
Specialized knowledge
May be fulfilled through transfer credit
HSV 3100: Professional and Interpersonal Skills for Patient Centered Care
HSV 3200: Clinical Practice in U.S. Healthcare Delivery
*Other required courses are likely to receive transfer credit. Please consult with an advisor.
Full curriculum details can be found in the WMU Course Catalog.