Allied Health Leadership, BS

71 credit hours

Requirements

Lindenwood University acknowledges the value of previous allied health education in creating a well-rounded allied health professional. Of the 71 allied health sciences credits required for the degree, 35 credits are awarded in transfer from the associate's degree in allied health. The Bachelor of Science in Allied Health Leadership requires the following courses in addition to the general education requirements for a Bachelor of Science degree.

Core Courses

AHS 32000	Allied Health Professionalism in a Transforming Healthcare System	3
AHS 34000	Health Care Law and Ethics	3
AHS 44000	Healthcare Supervision and Management	3
AHS 46000	Healthcare Leadership and Organizational Behavior (6)	6
AHS 48000	Allied Health Capstone	3
NUR 33000	Research and Evidence Based Practice	3
NUR 35000	Healthcare Policy and Finance	3
NUR 37000	Patient Safety and Quality	3
NUR 37500	Introduction to Health Informatics	3

Elective Courses

Students must complete six credit hours of elective coursework selected from among the following options:

AHS 38400	Health Literacy and Patient Education	3
AHS 38600	Complementary and Alternative Medicine	3
NUR 37900	Nursing Genomics	3
NUR 38200	Epidemiology	3
NUR 38300	Population-Based Maternal and Child Health	3

General Education Requirements for AHL

Students pursuing the Bachelor of Science in Allied Health Leadership must complete the following five general education requirements:

BSC 22700	Human Anatomy and Physiology I	4
BSC 22800	Human Anatomy and Physiology II	4
MTH 14100	Basic Statistics	3
PSY 10000	Principles of Psychology	3
SOC 10200	Basic Concepts of Sociology	3