The School of Health Professions and Nursing offers graduate degrees in:

• Medical Biology (M.S.) with concentrations in Hematology, Immunology, Medical Chemistry and Medical Microbiology
  
• Clinical Laboratory Management (M.S.)
  
• Cardiovascular Perfusion (M.S.)
  
• Family Nurse Practitioner (M.S.); (Advanced Certificate)
  
• Nursing Education (M.S.)
• Nutrition (M.S.) with concentrations in Clinical Nutrition, Nutrition and Exercise Physiology, and Geriatric Nutrition, in addition to a Dietetic Internship (Advanced Certificate)

In a continually changing health care environment driven by astounding advances in science and technology, the C.W. Post School of Health Professions offers diverse graduate degree programs to prepare you for the many challenges facing today's health care professionals. Our graduates go on to careers in the top hospitals, medical research centers, clinics and health service agencies in the country. Rigorous curricula combined with an extensive experiential learning program provide a solid base on which to build a satisfying and successful career in fields that offer limitless new possibilities and professional opportunities.

LEARN FROM EXPERIENCED PROFESSIONALS
Our faculty are working professionals and experts in their fields. Their professional involvement both inside and outside the classroom provide students with the most current information. Classes are small, maximizing opportunities to know and seek the advice and guidance of educators and career mentors.

PERSONALIZED ATTENTION
Our graduate programs are tailored to meet the student's personal and professional needs. Academic and career counselors are available to help define and achieve individual goals. Flexible course schedules are geared for both the full-time student as well as the part-time student who is fulfilling the responsibilities of work and family while pursuing graduate studies.