This specialization focuses on the advanced care of acutely or chronically ill adolescents (those age 13 and older) through older adults. In addition to learning how to conduct initial assessments, make diagnoses, and develop treatment and care plans, you will participate in clinical research. Apply your skills as a practitioner in the emergency room and in surgical and medical intensive care units and explore procedures such as transplants, cardiovascular surgery, and neurosurgery.
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Choose this specialization if you want to focus on primary care of adolescents (those age 13 and older) through older adults. Gain the skills that will allow you to conduct initial assessments and deliver diagnoses as well as develop treatment and care plans. Prepare yourself to work in a variety of settings from doctor offices, internal medicine, family practice, health departments, free clinics, community clinics, nursing homes, rehab centers, assisted living centers, and more.
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If you want to work in primary care of individuals and families across the life span, including children, adolescents, and women, this specialization may be right for you. Discover how to assess, diagnose, and treat routine medical conditions and explore strategies for practicing preventative healthcare. This specialization will position you to work in a broad spectrum of settings, including primary care clinics, urgent care clinics, worksite-based health clinics, private medical practices, and public health departments.
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Choose this specialization if you want to gain special training to assess, diagnose, provide therapy, and prescribe medications for patients with psychiatric disorders and substance abuse issues. You can prepare to treat patients across the life span in a variety of settings, from psychiatric hospitals to mental health clinics to schools.
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