Clinical Programs
The clinical programs in our School of Health Professions provide students with top quality training in vital health care professions to build a skilled workforce for Arizona.
Nurse-Midwifery
Physical Therapy
The Doctor of Physical Therapy program guides students through sequential studies where foundational knowledge is repeatedly connected to clinical and patient applications across the three-year PT program. Students gain experience through community service, experiential learning, simulation, and clinical and professional skill building. Graduates will be prepared for the PT license exam and to enter the profession as skilled generalist physical therapists and proficient adaptive learners.
Physician Assistant
The graduate-level Physician Assistant (PA) Program trains skilled, compassionate clinicians with an emphasis on primary care, rural health, and service to diverse communities. Successful completion will result in a Master of Physician Assistant Practice (MPAP) degree and eligibility for the national board examination. Guided by excellence, integrity, and a culture of joy, graduates will expand Arizona’s healthcare workforce while advancing equity and access across specialties.
About the School of Health Professions
The School of Health Professions provides students with high-quality training in vital health care professions to create the skilled workforce Arizona residents need.