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University of the Pacific - School of Health Sciences
UOP School of Health Sciences, with eleven programs across our campuses in Sacramento, San Francisco, and Stockton.
About University of the Pacific - School of Health Sciences
The School of Health Sciences was built on Pacific’s long-standing reputation for educating healthcare professionals and features innovative curricula, accelerated programs, extensive experiential learning, and clinical training for all students. All programs include interprofessional education experiences designed to prepare students to deliver health care in a team-based model. In 2024, an online master's degree in emergency management joined our existing programs in athletic training, audiology, clinical nutrition, medical/health science, nursing, occupational therapy, physical therapy, physician assistant studies, social work, and speech-language pathology. Housed at our Sacramento Campus, the new School of Health Sciences also includes programs at the San Francisco and Stockton campuses. The School of Health Sciences works closely with Pacific's two other renowned schools offering professional healthcare degrees: The Thomas J. Long School of Pharmacy and the Arthur A. Dugoni School of Dentistry.
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University of the Pacific - School of Health Sciences announced the Audiology Class of 2029 students received their white coats to symbolize the start of their AuD journey.
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University of the Pacific - School of Health Sciences published Think Like an Executive Nurse: The Discipline of Judgment, from Bedside to Boardroom in paperback.
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University of the Pacific - School of Health Sciences staff attended a Staff Advisory Council (S.A.C.) celebration on the Sacramento Campus to foster community and relationships
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