Second degree programs must be carefully arranged with the academic adviser. Pending formal approval, the current undergraduate program will be replaced by an entry-level Master of Science in Physical Therapy program. Master of Science Practicing health professionals and students who have completed undergraduate work in one of the health areas have the opportunity to structure a graduate program designed to meet their individual needs in areas such as education, management, gerontology, clinical nutrition, health informatics, occupational therapy, or physical therapy. Click on any of the above programs for complete descriptions. Return to top of page Career opportunities Graduates of the School of Allied Medical Professions are working in most of the continental United States, Alaska, Hawaii, Kenya, the Philippines, the Peace Corps, the armed services, and volunteer agencies.
Positions are available in large medical centers as well as underserved rural and intercity areas.
Private practice is also an option for many professions. Men and women find opportunities for personal and professional growth in these programs. Students representing minority populations are encouraged to investigate careers in allied health. Return to top of page Accreditation As part of The Ohio State University, the School of Allied Medical Professions is accredited by the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools. In addition, individual professional programs are accredited by their professional accrediting bodies.