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.
This summer, two students in Seton Hall's SLP program volunteered at a camp for children and teens who stutter, making a difference and gaining career perspectives.
Register for a Fall webinar to learn about the B.S. in Interprofessional Health Sciences major. Program Director Jerry-Thomas Monaco will give an overview of the program and answer your questions.
Learn all about Seton Hall's nationally ranked programs in the health professions and health administration. Register now for an upcoming program-specific webinar.
Volunteers from the School of Health and Medical Sciences make a splash and support people with special needs.
The Seton Hall Access & Resource Clinic (SHARC) brings together the expertise of the College of Human Development, Culture, and Media, College of Nursing, and School of Health and Medical Sciences.
Students engage in an interdisciplinary experiential learning program fostering the integration of theatre and speech-language pathology.
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Meet Katalyna Lorick '19/M.S.O.T. ‘22, a thriving pediatric occupational therapist whose journey took flight at Seton Hall.