The School of Health and Medical Sciences combines the expertise of Seton Hall University with the resources of affiliate healthcare sites to provide exemplary academic and clinical training in graduate-level health sciences and health administration.
The School’s emphasis on interprofessional education prepares healthcare leaders of tomorrow to focus on patient-centered care and to make a difference in patients’ lives and their communities.
Healthcare policy experts Anne Hewitt and Nalin Johri provide advice on reopening state unemployment offices.
Occupational therapy professors, Ramona Guthrie and Meryl Picard, discuss how people with disabilities engage in voting during a pandemic.
Seton Hall’s SLP program ranked in the top 100 nationwide and No. 1 in New Jersey.
Etana Edelman published a feature article in NJ.com and appeared on The Brian Lehrer Show with Professor Meryl Picard.
Read about how the School of Health and Medical Sciences is making a difference in the community, the classroom and the clinic.
Learn how the M.H.A. degree helps these 3 graduates succeed.
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