Bachelor of Science in Healthcare Services and Sciences- Clinical Practice in Health

Western Michigan University

The Clinical Practice in Health concentration optimizes the 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 programHold a current professional license, certification or registrationHave successfully passed a state and/or nationally recognized examinationTo join the ranks of today’s health professionals is an act of service, compassion and courage. As we enter a defining era that is reshaping our health systems in a profound way, we need driven students like you to help meet the moment. Our healthcare services and sciences bachelor's degree at Western provides the educational experience to prepare you for a number of impactful careers in this growing field or to continue building your knowledge with a graduate degree. Our program will help you build a strong foundation on what it means to be a health professional with the option of choosing among five industry relevant preparation concentrations, complementary minors, a capstone project or internship opportunity.Learn basics like anatomy, medical terminology and ethics as well as specifics like health literacy, patient communication and service delivery with a bachelor's in healthcare services and sciences from Western. You'll be prepared to work with patients from all backgrounds and have deep understanding about the business, legal and budget issues specific to health care. You'll also have a strong foundation to continue your studies in medicine, dentistry and physical therapy.