About the School of Allied Health
Whether you are a high school graduate or a working professional, Regent University’s School of Allied Health seeks to educate and support those who aspire to meet the growing need for effective health care.
As a student of the School of Allied Health, you can:
- Participate in cross-discipline study to train you for effective and practical work with other health care professionals
- Gain profitable credentials that prepare you for careers in high-growth fields in various healthcare professions
- Become allied health care professional ready to provide care for patients and families in your chosen industry
The healthcare industry is constantly developing. A college degree can help you enter and advance in your calling. Apply today.
Allies to Patients and Other Health Professionals
The School of Allied Health was created to meet the growing need in the health care industry by training competent professionals with industry knowledge, practice, and spiritual truths. At Regent, “Christian leadership to change the world” is more than just a slogan. We are proud to be a part of the plans that God is laying out for each student who is called to a career in allied health. Using innovative and high-quality education, we endeavor to help students develop the confidence to apply their classroom knowledge to real-life scenarios.
The School of Allied Health seeks to develop and prepare students for ethical and effective servant leadership in an ever-changing health care environment. The healthcare management programs at Regent University engage future leaders to produce a legacy of scholar-practitioners who add value, service, and influence to their teams, invest in their communities and help shape the integrity and effectiveness of the healthcare organizations they serve. The healthcare management programs strive to graduate students who exhibit a service-oriented leadership attitude that focuses on value-based healthcare delivery systems. These students are taught to define healthcare delivery needs, integrate theory with practice for effective management of healthcare services, address complex ethical issues, and think and act strategically in a dynamic and complex healthcare environment.
Allied health is a group that encompasses the various health disciplines aside from medicine and nursing. According to the Association of Schools Advancing Health Professions (ASAHP), “allied health professionals are involved with the delivery of health or related services pertaining to the identification, evaluation and prevention of diseases and disorders; dietary and nutrition services; rehabilitation and health systems management, among others.”1 Allied health professions include dentists, physical therapists, dietitians, and more.
- https://www.asahp.org/what-is
