African Community Health Services - Ohio University - Main Campus

African Community Health Services from Ohio University - Main Campus is a Campus Master Community Health degree that prepares you for a Healthcare career. The African community health services certificate program is intended for health, health-related or socio-behavioral professionals who may have clinical skills or experience in public health , health communication, community development and organization, social marketing and social action but lack the basic community health skills or insight into community health organizations and development. The certificate program will enhance your ability to provide information on the role of culture in health and disease states, elements of African health care systems and global issues and problems that threaten community health and health care services across African regions. The certificate program is a unique blending of socio-behavioral, political, educational, communication, biomedical, environmental and public health dimensions to tackling the community health issues in African countries so that creative, programmatic, effective understanding and management of African contemporary health care environments and services could be achieved. The interdisciplinary program, overseen by the School of Health Sciences, is a partnership that includes the Ohio University Institute for the African Child, African Studies, Center for International Studies, School of Communication Studies, Tropical Disease Institute, and Biomedical Sciences. The program requires a minimum of 24 credit (quarter) hours consisting of at least 6 graduate courses. View more details on Ohio University - Main Campus . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Community Health courses.