4 Colleges · 471 Programmes · 6 Credential Levels
School of Clinical, Nursing & Allied Health
Applied clinical practice — nursing and allied health, rehabilitation, sports performance, and workplace health.
Plate IV — School of Clinical, Nursing & Allied Health
About the School
What the School teaches.
The School of Clinical, Nursing & Allied Health is the University's applied-practice school. Its colleges cover nursing and allied-health practice, movement science and rehabilitative therapies, sports medicine and performance, and occupational and workplace health — fields where the work is done with hands, protocols and case notes.
Its students are practising nurses, therapists and allied-health professionals building a credentialed specialism on the clinical experience they already hold. Every programme is offered at six credential levels, earned by examination and entered in the University's public register.
The Colleges of the School
Four colleges.
Programmes at a Glance
A sample of the catalog.
Eight programmes drawn from across the School’s colleges. Every programme is offered at six credential levels, from Foundation to Fellowship.
- Advanced Clinical PractitionerNCPAHAFC → FPD · 6 levels
- Achilles Repair Return CoachMSRTAFC → FPD · 6 levels
- Adrenal Fatigue Movement TherapySMPSAFC → FPD · 6 levels
- Aging in Place Home ModificationOEHWAFC → FPD · 6 levels
- Aging in Place Home Safety AssessorNCPAHAFC → FPD · 6 levels
- Adult Cerebral Palsy Mobility CoachMSRTAFC → FPD · 6 levels
- Aging Athlete Power and Agility CoachSMPSAFC → FPD · 6 levels
- Autoimmune Workplace AccommodationsOEHWAFC → FPD · 6 levels
Clinical Review
Reviewed by licensed clinicians.
Curriculum in this School falls within the review remit of Maria Krista A. Pinol, MD, RN; Angelu Marie Diloy, RN; and Carol Joy Valencia, RND — members of the University’s eight-member Clinical Faculty Board.
Admission is open by design.
Study in the School of Clinical, Nursing & Allied Health begins with a programme at the Foundation level and proceeds by examination, level by level.