Program Overview
This post-professional MS degree is a 100% online degree program with no on-campus requirements. It is designed so physicians can integrate their new knowledge directly into patient care while losing minimal office time completing the program.
Orientation or registration for the program is completed through online portals. Class participation is recorded through online discussion boards.
Explore Our Curriculum
Clinical Pharmacology
Lectures highlight pharmacologic agents utilized in the primary care setting that are within prescriptive rights for advanced practitioners. Discussion will include medication classification, mechanism of action, appropriate utilization, controlled substance scheduling, and common drug reactions and interactions.
Functional Nutrition in the Clinical Setting
Subject matter focuses on understanding the underlying biochemical mechanisms of chronic disease, along with the application of evidence-based natural treatment of these mechanisms.
Research Methodology and Biostatistics
Classes center on how to critically appraise research methods and statistical results for better clinical understanding and application.
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Supporting Your Success
Every student will have a faculty advisor through the College of Allied Health Sciences and Distance Education. In addition, instructors will be available through online discussion boards, email, phone, and video chats.
Tutoring will be made available to students in need of extra support. The University will also help facilitate opportunities for students to work together outside of class, when required.
