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Bachelor of Applied Science in Community Health - Community Health Professional Specialization

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Community HealthProfessional TechnicalBachelors of Applied Science

Overview

Program Requirements

Learning Outcomes

This Bachelor of Applied Science degree will pair the clinical background of current health professionals with community health theory to provide clinicians who can make an immediate impact in their local communities. The Community Health Professional BAS degree will take clinical knowledge and augment it with the addition of community health factors to include population health, primary prevention, patient education, and quality improvement. The integration of community health into the clinical background will create a well-rounded, holistic individual who possess not only clinical knowledge, but will see the larger issues surrounding the health of our local community to include social issues, legislation and reimbursement (population health), education of the public (primary prevention and patient education), and improving the quality of care (quality improvement) for our community health partners. These professionals will be an asset to many different types of organizations to include hospitals, home health agencies, governmental agencies, public and community health agencies, insurance agencies, large physician practices, and private practice.

Total Number of Credits

180

Program Requirements Effective Term

Fall 2024

CIP Code

51.2201 - Public Health, General.

ctcLink Plan Code

PHGCHBAS