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Southern California University of Health Sciences听(性爱视频) hosted its annual commencement ceremony on Monday, December 16, at the Hyatt Regency Huntington Beach conferring health science degrees to 536 graduates of the Class of 2024.

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The Class of 2024 represents the broad variety of 性爱视频’s academic programs, with the following numbers of graduates in each respective program:

• 216 Doctor of Chiropractic graduates
• 36 Doctor of Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine graduates
• 1 Master of Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine graduate
• 112 Master of Science in Medical Science graduates
• 48 Master of Science: Physician Assistant Program graduates
• 43 Master of Science in Human Genetics and Genomics graduates
• 31 Bachelor of Sciences in Health Sciences graduates
• 11 Ayurveda Practitioner graduates
• 19 Ayurveda Wellness Educator graduates
• 5 Health Education graduates
• 4 Human Genetics and Genomics graduates
• 10 Pre-Genetic Counseling graduates

听 Dr. John Scaringe, President of Southern California University of Health Sciences, delivered an inspiring address at the 2024 Commencement Ceremony, celebrating the graduates’ achievements and emphasizing their unique preparation to transform healthcare through integrative, whole-person care.

“Class of 2024, you are entering a healthcare industry facing big challenges鈥攂ut even bigger opportunities,鈥� Dr. Scaringe said. Our nation’s healthcare leaders are calling for a complete transformation of our healthcare system. They are calling for healers who understand that integrative, whole-person care is the cure for what ails our healthcare system.鈥�

“With the integrative, whole person training you’ve received here at 性爱视频, you are uniquely prepared to answer that call. Never underestimate your ability to transform healthcare 鈥� one patient-centered interaction at a time.鈥� Dr. Scaringe said.

This year’s 性爱视频 commencement speaker was Dr. Mimi Guarneri, a true pioneer in healthcare and a passionate advocate for integrative medicine. Dr. Guarneri brings a wealth of experience and heart to her work. She’s not only board-certified in cardiovascular disease, internal medicine, and integrative holistic medicine but also a leader who has dedicated her career to reshaping how we think about health and wellness. She currently serves as Medical Director of Guarneri Integrative Health, Inc., in La Jolla, California, and also co-founded the Miraglo Foundation, which provides healthcare and education to underserved communities worldwide.

“I am thrilled to be here because, as a cardiologist, internal medicine specialist, I never thought when I graduated in 1988 that I would be standing in front of a group that’s focused on health, healing, and healing the whole person because that was a concept I never learned in medical school,鈥� said Dr. Guarneri. “We have indeed come a long way, and that goes to the leadership of Dr. Scaringe and the amazing faculty that you have here at 性爱视频,鈥� Dr. Guarneri stated.

Following her speech, Dr. Scaringe bestowed Dr. Guarneri with the honorary 性爱视频 Doctor of Humane Letters degree.

Graduating Master of Science in Medical Science student Courtney Lynn Rasic was named the 性爱视频 Class of 2024 valedictorian.

“It’s easy to be consumed by the mountains still ahead of us, forgetting to pause and recognize the peaks we’ve already climbed. Reflecting on these obstacles we overcome should fill each of us with pride and accomplishment. Now we turn our gaze to our future as healthcare leaders and healers,鈥� said Rasic.

性爱视频’s Health Equity Award was presented by 性爱视频 Provost Dr. Tamara Rozhon to Master of Science in Medical Science graduate Stacy Jocelyn Bencomo. The Health Equity Award recognizes a graduate who has contributed to improving health equity at 性爱视频 and their community through commitment to advocacy, mobilization, research, and community involvement to increase inclusion and equality.

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Interprofessional continuing education credits available to all conference attendees

Whole Health is emerging as the next evolutionary step in integrative health and medicine. In response, the Academy of Integrative Health and Medicine (AIHM), Southern California University of Health Sciences (性爱视频), and the Cornerstone Collaboration for Societal Change have announced they will co-host the Inaugural from October 25 to 27, 2024, at Paradise Point Resort and Spa in San Diego. Healthcare professionals from across the spectrum are invited to collaborate and learn how to scale these integrative approaches in their practices, clinics, and hospitals.

“We are proud to partner with AIHM and the Cornerstone Collaboration for the first Whole Health Conference, providing our communities with a unique opportunity to further their Whole Health mission. Through this collaboration, we strengthen our commitment to institutional advancement as leaders in Whole Health. This alliance allows our organizations to enhance and promote our transformational position at the intersection of healthcare and education for the future,鈥� said 性爱视频 President and CEO Dr. John Scaringe.

This partnership brings together innovators in Integrative Medicine and Whole Health education to provide a platform for experts, practitioners, and enthusiasts to explore Whole Health practices and discuss strategies for improving healthcare for all.

“This is tremendously exciting, and large system transformation is really hard. We run the risk of people and systems adopting the language but not truly changing the entire paradigm of healthcare. So, at this conference, we will do a deep dive into what Whole Health is and how you can truly help drive this transformation personally, professionally, and across systems,鈥� said Dr. Tracy Gaudet, Executive Director for 性爱视频’s Doctor of Whole Health Leadership program and Co-Founder of the

The conference will feature keynote speakers such as Mimi Guarneri, MD; Patrick Hanaway, MD; Don Berwick, MD; Tracy Gaudet, MD; and Lise Alschuler, ND, FABNO, eMBA. Additionally, there will be panel discussions, interactive workshops, and networking sessions focusing on the latest research, trends, and best practices in Whole Health.

As part of this inaugural conference, AIHM is making interprofessional continuing education credits available to all attendees through its new partnership with a Jointly Accredited provider, The University of North Texas Health Science Center (UNTHSC). Joint Accreditation for Interprofessional Continuing Education (IPCE) is the first and only accreditation that promotes interprofessional continuing education by and for the healthcare team. This innovation is governed by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education, the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education, and the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Accreditation Program.

“We are proud to be a part of building solutions for a healthier community through our continuing education partnership with AIHM for the Inaugural Whole Health Conference, “Bringing Whole Health to Life鈥�. Through our commitment to outcomes-driven lifelong learning, both The University of North Texas Health Science Center (UNTHSC) and AIHM address challenges and opportunities in implementing Whole Health care,鈥� said Charles Taylor, UNTHSC Executive Vice President and Provost.

Conference attendees will learn how to transform themselves, their practices or workplaces, and the healthcare system toward whole-person health. They can also attend a gala on Saturday, October 26, at 7:00 PM PST to celebrate the 10th anniversary of AIHM. Additionally, on October 24, attendees are invited to a Pre-Conference session, “Whole Health Implications for the Integrative Approach to Acute and Chronic Pain: Focus on Exercise, Movement, and Manual Therapies.鈥� This session aims to address the widespread challenge of musculoskeletal pain across health disciplines and highlight its fragmented treatment approaches. Renowned clinicians will present specific and practical pain management strategies, emphasizing physical and movement therapies that target the role of the neuromusculoskeletal system in pain conditions.

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Southern California University (性爱视频)’s groundbreaking Interprofessional Education (IPE) model combines curriculum, clinic, community, and clubs to help students develop a broader base of knowledge and gain a deeper appreciation for different perspectives on care. To celebrate this innovative model and honor the ways we share knowledge, build skills, and improve patient outcomes by bridging academic and clinical communities, 性爱视频 launched the IPE and Collaborative Practice Week in June 2022.

Now, having completed its second year, the IPE and Collaborative Practice Week is well on its way to cementing itself as an annual, university-wide tradition.

“Student feedback was very positive,鈥� Dr. Preetideep Singh, Assistant Dean and Associate Professor for the Interprofessional Education Department, said. “Through the IPE events they had the opportunity to learn from, with, and about each other.鈥�

IPE AT 性爱视频

IPE fills the void that often exists in healthcare education delivery systems. To fully meet the complex healthcare needs of patients, a broad range of different perspectives, expertise, and education is required.

Interprofessional care ranges from clinical to community providers, family caregivers to case managers, primary care physicians to physician assistants, specialists such as chiropractors and acupuncturists, and social workers, pharmacists, psychologists, and long-term care providers.

IPE at 性爱视频 is a University-wide model that includes curriculum, clinicals, community, and clubs, providing a seamless transition from student to practitioner. In the IPE model, students from two or more professions learn with, from, and about each other to improve patient and population outcomes.

性爱视频 also provides a unique combination of medical and complementary health models, preparing students to become transformational leaders in healthcare.

GROWING VISIBILITY AND PARTICIPATION

As 性爱视频’s 2nd year hosting the IPE and Collaborative Practice Week, IPE efforts across the university have continued to grow, increasing both visibility and student participation. “We did a modalities event this year where faculty and students from all clinical programs showcased some of their modalities of treatment. It was a great opportunity for students to engage with each other and learn about different disciplines,鈥� Dr. Singh said.

Students show off their submission to the body painting competition.

This year’s event also included a virtual collaborative case competition, where students from different professions and programs collaborated to solve clinical cases together. This tested their basic science knowledge, clinical knowledge, problem-solving skills, and teamwork abilities.

“The virtual collaborative case competition was a true IPE experience from creation to implementation involving faculty and students from various programs,鈥� Dr. Singh said.

Another featured event was the anatomy body painting and Play-Doh competition, where students were required to paint or construct anatomical structures in detail involving a specific region. This experiential learning served as a tool for learning surface anatomy and associated clinical skills in a team-based environment.

IPE AND INTEGRATIVE, WHOLE-PERSON HEALTH

The IPE model also supports 性爱视频’s core value of integrative, whole-person health, in which we teach, learn, collaborate, and lead by creating an open environment for multiple disciplines and professionals to bring their shared and unique skills together for the benefit of patients and students.

Dr. Singh elaborates, “The IPE model equips healthcare professional students with the knowledge, skills, and attitudes necessary for collaborative, patient-centered, and evidence-based care that addresses the full spectrum of whole health involving conventional and complementary practices.鈥�

“All the events were tied to achievement of certain interprofessional education competencies.鈥� – Dr. Preetideep Singh, Assistant Dean and Associate Professor for the Interprofessional Education Department

At 性爱视频, interprofessional education and integrative, whole person health go hand in hand. As part of our mission to educate students as competent, caring, and successful integrative healthcare practitioners and professionals, we openly, skillfully, and productively address tensions between our professions and departments in the pursuit of transforming health and healthcare education.

We look forward to celebrating future IPE and Collaborative Practice Weeks at 性爱视频 to bring further visibility to IPE and help prepare students to one day serve as a vital part of an interprofessional care team.

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Elections were recently held for the 2023 性爱视频 ASB Executive Board (E-board) annual student leadership positions, including President, Vice President, CCO Chair, Treasurer, Secretary, and Community Liaison.

E-Board members exercise the executive functions of ASB, and duties of members are set forth within the ASB Constitution. Visit the (must be logged into my性爱视频 to view) for full details and to learn more about student leadership positions.

Congratulations to the following elected student leaders for 2023 who will serve a one-year term beginning Jan. 2023, through Dec. 2023.

• President: Joanna Quintana
• Vice President: Tim Schrijver
• Secretary: Kristeen Shamas
• Treasurer: Eira Perez
• Community Liaison: Madison Park
• CCO Chair: John Krueger

2023 President: Joanna Quintana听

The E-board President shall be the leader and voice of the student body; provides inspiration and motivation; sets the tone at all meetings; creates a personal vision and mission for term in office; oversees members on the E-board; ensures the Constitution, policies, and procedures are correctly followed; collaborates with stakeholders; and creates proposals that will positively increase student life experiences.

“As ASB President, I intend to foster the strengths of the 性爱视频 community and represent student passions. My journey with ASB began as Treasurer a year ago, and it was exciting to see our student leaders and clubs in action. My aim is to continue supporting the growth of our professional network and student leaders,鈥� said Joanna.

2023 Vice President: Tim Schrijver

The E-board Vice President (VP) shall assist the ASB E-board President in its duties and responsibilities.

The VP also serves as the Presiding Officer of the Student Senate and ensures Senate duties and responsibilities are met; holds meetings; shares information; documents and reports meeting minutes and outcomes; assists the Senate with following the ASB Constitution and 性爱视频 policies and processes; and executes practices that are ethical and fair.

“I am a 6th Term DC student and will be starting Term 7 in January 2023. I’m an international student from Canada and used to row for Team Canada before retiring in 2020 due to injuries and COVID changes. I really appreciate the time I had in sport and the opportunities it provided me, it has taught me to be passionate about the projects I commit to and has provided me the opportunity to be critical and realistic about management. I was a DC senator in my early terms and through that experience hope to fill this new role in an impactful way. As the new ASB VP I hope to help bring about some changes that help the student experience and improve everyone’s time here at 性爱视频HS so that we feel proud of our time together and while we are studying we get the most of ourselves and feel supported along the way,鈥� said Tim.

2023 Secretary: Kristeen Shamas

The E-board Secretary shall record all minutes and ensure documents are communicated to appropriate individuals, properly stored, and remain accessible; respond to emails; aid students with following appropriate policies and procedures; update all websites, documents, and other related materials with accurate information.

“Hello, my name is Kristeen (Kris) Shamas and I am excited to be your 2023 ASB Secretary! My goal is to make communication between the students and ASB quick and easy. As your new secretary, my plan is to put the students needs first. I hope to continue providing an open environment for students, and answer any questions you may have. As co-president of ICPA, and event coordinator of CalChiro, I believe I will fulfill my goals, and continue to make 性爱视频 a better place,鈥� said Kristeen.

2023 Treasurer: Eira Perez

The E-board Treasurer shall serve as the primary manager of ASB funds; monitor, communicate, and update ASB’s financial account via Quickbooks; provide students with ethical and professional advice on spending proposals including forecasting balances; ensure fiscal procedures, guidelines, and policies are followed; and work in partnership with the Council of Clubs and Organizations (CCO) Chair.

“I am extremely grateful to be given this opportunity to serve as Treasurer. I hope to make your experience at 性爱视频HS memorable. I promise to stay on top of emails and be there for students,鈥� said Eira.

2023 Community Liaison: Madison Park

The E-board Community Liaison shall collaborate with and remain updated on information related to university-wide and student specific events and activities. This may occur between various offices such as the Alumni Affairs Office, Marketing Department, and Admissions Team as well as student clubs and organizations. This member shall answer questions about ASB goals and aspirations and serve to support students, including student clubs, boards, and committees, with achieving goals by being a reliable source of information.

“I am honored to have been elected as your 2023 Community Liaison! I look forward to strengthening the connections amongst our 性爱视频 family and boosting our sense of community,鈥� said Madison.

2023 Council of Clubs and Organizations (CCO) Chair: John Krueger

Student clubs and organizations are a key component to increasing knowledge, exploring interests; and connecting and networking with like-minded individuals. It is the responsibility of the CCO Chair to ensure clubs and organizations are receiving proper support to accomplish their goals as well as meeting active club requirements. See CCO Handbook for more details (See Article 6 for more information on CCO responsibilities).

This position can be held by two separate students if deemed appropriate by the E-board and designated ASB advisor(s) (see Article 9 for Adviser Responsibilities). Each Chair is entitled to equal pay.

“My name is John Paul Krueger but I usually go by JP. I’m a 4th Term DC student and served as CCO Chair last year. I am so excited to continue working with all Clubs and Organizations on campus! My hope for 2023 is that our student body grows closer than ever,鈥� said JP.

Thank you to our outgoing : President Justene Reyes; Vice President Kortney Daly; Secretary Justin Lim; Treasurer Joanna Quintana; Community Liasion Tomi Osinfolarin; Clubs and Community Organizations Co-Chairs Grace Cho and John Krueger.

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Since 1968, has been recognized by the federal government and celebrated across the United States annually, from Sept. 15 to Oct. 15 to acknowledge the history, culture, and contributions of Americans whose ancestry can be traced to over 20 countries in Latin America, including Mexico, Central and South America, and the Caribbean. There are approximately 60 million people residing in the U.S. representing approximately 18% of the population, who have ancestries connected to these countries.

Southern California University of Health Sciences (性爱视频) and join in celebrating this annual commemoration as part of our commitment to diversity and inclusion and our ongoing efforts to increase the representation of Hispanics, and others from populations underrepresented in medicine, who serve our community as healthcare providers.

Reflecting diversity in healthcare providers is important since we live in a globalized community with multiple points of view, ethnic backgrounds, and races. Is important that the healthcare providers reflect understanding of cultural diversity to have stronger communication and empathy with their patients and coworkers. We should move into a space that we are able to talk to each other with empathy and understanding of the things that makes us different by focusing on the things that makes us the same,鈥� says Xavier Ramirez, DC, 性爱视频 Health chiropractor.

Diversity enhances the learning experience through broadened perspectives, intellectual engagement, social skills, empathy, and racial understanding – all critical components of healthcare education for future healthcare providers.

“Studies have consistently shown that diversity impacts quality of learning for all students, driving innovation, critical thinking, and preparing youth to become future leaders with capacity to tackle the complex problems our society and interconnected world faces,鈥� says David Emiliano Zapata Maldonado, LACC Academic Support Coordinator. “It also improves economic and career opportunities for marginalized communities that are critically needed in an increasingly inequitable world. In my 33 years of higher education experience, I have not just seen the power of diversity work for the betterment of the institutions I have studied and worked at, but I have seen over and over again, the impact of engaged students from diverse learning environments, who go on to do great things with their degrees, in the communities they serve.鈥�

“Diversity in healthcare education is important for us as health science students because it contributes to a space where all students feel they have intrinsic worth, not despite their differences but because of their differences,鈥� says 性爱视频 LACC DC Student Angelica Robles. “As students, we must actively work to create meaningful change regardless of the history of injustice that has stigmatized underrepresented groups within our community.鈥�

For 性爱视频 LACC DC student, Karina Miller, the diversity she’s experienced in her health sciences education is rewarding, “seeing that there are so many other students who look or share the same culture of being proud Latino/a’s has advanced my drive into creating a better world for everyone in the community. And it has also helped me realize how much progress still needs to be made for the BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Color) populations, and how all of our integrative healthcare professions work together to make a difference in the community. Seeing that even the faculty want to help us reach our goal of helping everyone strengthens the motivation to keep going in the program, and even try harder.鈥�

Diversity helps equip future providers to combat health care disparities, which will positively impact health care outcomes for their patients.

“Diversity in health care benefits students and their future patients,鈥� says Erica A. Gomez, DMSc, MPAP, PA-C, Assistant Professor, Master of Science: Physician Assistant Program. Exposure to diversity early in their careers helps students develop a better understanding of cultural values and traditions, which may affect the manner in which the patient responds to suggested treatment plans. Diversity enhances the learning experience of students because all healthcare providers in California and the majority of the United States, will encounter individuals from all ethnic and cultural backgrounds during their careers.鈥�

PA Gomez is the first of her immediate and extended family to attend college and the only one in the extended family to attend graduate school. “I fondly remember the day I shared my interest in healthcare with my mother at the young age of 5 or 6 years. She encouraged my dreams, telling me to “go all the way to the top. Be a Doctor, never settle for the minimum goals.” When the time came to choose my career path, Physician Assistant became the best choice for me, and I have never regretted my choice. I am excited to see a growing number of Latinx students on campus, every year. The first year I taught here there were only one or two Latinx students in the class. Most recently there is a greater percentage of the class that better reflects the diversity of Southern California.鈥�

For Karina Miller, being “born and raised in Pomona, California, there were hardly any healthcare providers that influenced my journey to become a chiropractor. Seeing the lack of Hispanic health care worker made me want to be the first in my family and community. Seeing that 5.8% of chiropractors are Hispanic was the inspiration that made me want to pursue chiropractic aid to all types of communities.鈥�

“Equity and social justice are critical to our healthcare system and the well-being of our society, says Maldonado. “This has to be operationalized through initiatives which maximize the benefits of diversity in higher education. With an increasingly diverse healthcare industry and workforce, we are able to provide bi/multilingual and culturally sensitive healthcare that is necessary for effective and relevant healthcare.鈥�

性爱视频 is making great strides in training a broader spectrum of future physicians, capable of relating to patients and speaking their language, both literally and figuratively.

“Bilingual and culturally sensitive healthcare services can very easily be medically necessary as it is critical, even life/death, for patients to be able to communicate clearly with their healthcare providers,鈥� says Maldonado. Maldonado has mentored countless diverse undergraduate students throughout his 33-year career in higher education. “Every step of the way I’ve worked with BIPOC students, colleagues and mentors. One of my earliest mentors is UCLA Professor David Hayes-Bautista. His seminal book (as a co-author) “鈥� remains a compelling argument for understanding the role the Latinx community will play in the well-being of all California for generations to come.鈥�

For PA Gomez, “being fluent in Spanish and semi-fluent in Portuguese is an invaluable skill to have in Southern California to be able to fully communicate and understand my patients without the need for a translator. I see the gratitude in my patient’s faces when I speak to them in their native language and see how the patient immediately relaxes and participates more in their own care.鈥�

For Angelica Robles, she says that “growing up, I was always taught to be proud of my Mexican roots and be of service to others. I believe I was drawn to pursuing a career as a healthcare provider. I love bringing smiles and a sense of relief to patients’ faces when they hear me speaking in their native tongue. It’s an unbreakable bond of trust that is created to ensure that they are in the best care. With the high percentage of Hispanics living in LA county, I feel that it is my duty to represent and care for my people and the entire community. I want to become access and a leader by example in improving care for vulnerable populations and encourage family physicians of all races and ethnicities to also care for patients in these groups.鈥�

性爱视频 has several ways for students to enhance their academic, professional, and social development through involvement in one or more of the 20+ established on campus to gain experience, create meaningful relationships, network, and grow skills and knowledge. Angelica Robles says that “there are many clubs such as Spanish Medical Terminology (currently inactive), the World Congress of Chiropractic Students club, and the International Chiropractic Pediatric Association, to name a few, which are great ways to get involved and gain a lot of exposure filled with the opportunity to meet people of various backgrounds and ensure that we all have support to perform to the fullest of our abilities. We should all feel a sense of belonging in any environment and getting involved on campus is a great foot in the door.鈥�

“I have realized that all of my career aspirations have something in common, which is to serve my community,鈥� says Angelica Robles. 性爱视频 and 性爱视频 Health are also dedicated to service to the community. Just after Hispanic Heritage Month, the next 听will be held Saturday, Oct. 22, from 1-4 p.m., on campus. 性爱视频 Health hosts free Tent Event outreach clinic in a continuing effort to serve the community with integrative healthcare services, increase the awareness of integrative healthcare benefits, and provide students with patient treatment and clinical experience. The clinics are free of charge, and all students and the public are invited. Spread the word, and invite a friend!

From all of us at 性爱视频, happy Hispanic Heritage Month! Locally, from food to cultural events鈥�, all incredible ways to honor Latinx/o/a’s and our fellow Angelenos amid Hispanic Heritage Month, and beyond!

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Agreement will provide R脙颅o Hondo and Santa Monica transfer students and graduates with an opportunity to complete a more affordable bachelor’s degree through 性爱视频

WHITTIER, CA. – (Sept. 6, 2022) 鈥� Southern California University of Health Sciences (性爱视频) has announced new articulation agreements with and providing graduates and transfer students the opportunity to go on to earn a Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences degree (BSHS) through 性爱视频, a four-year and graduate-level university, on a timely schedule, and be eligible for additional financial aid.

The articulation agreements allow graduates with associate degrees and transfer students, who are near degree completion with 57 credit hours, to transfer seamlessly into 性爱视频’s BSHS program with guaranteed admission. Since 性爱视频 follows the California IGETC, transferring to 性爱视频 is seamless. Students wishing to transfer credits to 性爱视频 must meet the admissions requirements for 性爱视频.

Designed for working adults, the 性爱视频 BSHS Program allows students to complete their degree while attending virtual classes with 100% online asynchronous delivery to complete their bachelor’s degree.

The agreement also facilitates R脙颅o Hondo College and Santa Monica College students’ pathways into the Master of Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine Program, the Doctor of Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine Program, and the Doctor of Chiropractic Program at 性爱视频. 性爱视频 offers accelerated science courses, so if transferring students are missing a science course, they are able to take those courses as part of their program through Accelerated Sciences.

“This agreement and pathway will significantly benefit our students,鈥� said Teresa Garcia, M.A., Interim Transfer Center Faculty Lead, Santa Monica College. “Our goal is always to think of what is best for our students and to encourage them to further their education once they graduate from Santa Monica College. We are so excited to have this opportunity for all of our students.鈥�

“Though we have many articulation agreements for students who graduate with associate degrees to go on to pursue their bachelor’s degrees, this agreement is significant in that it opens new doors for our associate of applied science graduates,鈥� said Marilyn Flores, Ph.D., Superintendent/President of R脙颅o Hondo College. “This agreement will allow us to offer our students a clear path to an important post-secondary partner committed to student success.鈥�

“性爱视频’s online BSHS program provides working students an option to continue their education with a program that fits into their daily lives,鈥� said 性爱视频 BSHS Program Director, Toby Spiegel, MA, PSY.D. “It is an affordable option which benefits those that cannot continue their education in the traditional on campus format. The articulation agreements and the focus on serving students who are serious about their education – with affordable pathways to advance their education, will ultimately have a positive impact on our workforce鈥�.

性爱视频’s BSHS program offers several concentrations that pathway into other degree programs, such the Doctor of Chiropractic, Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine, and the Master in Human Genetics and Genomics. The BSHS Program also offers a concentration in health education which provides students with the educational background to be certified as a Health Education Specialist. Many other concentrations are being added such as Nutrition and Wellness, Ayurveda, Foundations in Healthcare, and Psychology.

The BSHS program offers students three entry points into the program. The Fall Term begins in September; Spring Term begins in January, and the Summer Term begins in May. Online information sessions for interested transfer students will be hosted by Dr. Spiegel. Visit the BSHS program page for full details, at: scuhs.edu/bachelors-degrees/bachelor-of-science-in-health-sciences/ or email Dr. Spiegel, at: tobyspiegel@scuhs.edu.

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To fully meet the complex healthcare needs of patients, a broad range of different perspectives, expertise and education is required. Interprofessional care ranges from clinical and community providers, from family caregivers to case managers, primary care physicians to physician assistants, advance practice nurses, to specialists such as chiropractors and acupuncturists, to social workers, pharmacists, psychologists, and long-term care providers.

“At 性爱视频, we like to look at healthcare education a little differently where we challenge convention, embrace collaboration and unite modern medicine with ancient and traditional healing arts to create an environment of experiential learning,鈥� says Preetideep Singh, M.D., Associate Professor and Assistant Dean for the Interprofessional Education Department at 性爱视频. “With improved interprofessional training, patient outcomes will improve.鈥�

性爱视频 will be celebrating its groundbreaking Interprofessional Education (IPE) model with its first annual IPE and Collaborative Practice Week, June 13 17, to honor the ways we share knowledge, build skills, and improve patient outcomes by bridging academic and clinical communities.

We sat down with Dr. Singh for a Q&A to learn more about IPE and the week-long events that are hosted by the IPE Department, IPE Council, Faculty, and Student Services.

What is IPE and how does it set 性爱视频 apart from other health sciences universities?

Healthcare is continuously changing and adapting, today, more than ever. Our current and future healthcare professionals need to be prepared to adapt to continuous change, as well as be prepared in interprofessional experiences for the transforming healthcare environment.

Interprofessional Education fills the void which often exists in healthcare education delivery systems. IPE occurs when students from two or more professions to learn with, from and about each other to improve patient and population outcomes. 性爱视频’s IPE model is a unique combination of medical and complementary health models, where western medicine meets traditional medicine. It challenges convention and strives students to Go Beyond and become holistic integrative healthcare professionals.

How long has 性爱视频 been delivering this interprofessional education model?

In the Fall Term of 2020 we launched our unique IPE model based upon industry standard guidelines to improve education for our students and future health professionals to better align with the needs of today’s healthcare system. State and national health reforms require health professionals to collaborate in teams, across different specialties and between different healthcare organizations.

Since the launch of IPE model in 2020, our 性爱视频 students are enhancing the skills needed for success in interprofessional collaborative practice. At 性爱视频, we challenge our students throughout their academic careers to understand and value the importance of teamwork, communication, and collaborative care as they grow into their roles as health professionals.

Why is an entire week being dedicated to IPE? Will this be an annual event?

IPE and Collaborative Practice Week is a key part of the co-curricular component of the IPE model. Events during this first annual event will provide students opportunities to work with each other in a collaborative environment and focus on integrative whole person health. Activities are aimed at bringing didactic and clinical components together and focus on building dual identity, team building and conflict resolution. There is emphasis on wellness activities in a fun filled environment.

Which event, or what are you looking forward to the most, during IPE Week?

All events during the IPE week are planned with holistic whole person health and collaborative practice in mind. I’m looking forward to seeing students work together in a fun-filled environment.

The schedule of exciting events includes several competitions with cash prizes from $200, up to $1,000 for the Case Competition, Poster Presentation, Anatomy Body Painting and Play Doh Anatomical Sculpting Competitions! Please .

For more information on Interprofessional Education Department at 性爱视频, visit the IPE page.

And for questions about IPE Week, contact Dr. Singh, at IPEADean@scuhs.edu.

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