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.
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The Health Sciences Library contains approximately 236,000 books and bound journals covering the health sciences, and has subscriptions to approximately 2,400 journals. For those materials not on campus, patron initiated online borrowing and traditional document delivery services are available. The library also houses a computer lab on the fourth floor. The lab has 57 computers available for accessing a variety of programs including word processing and e-mail. On the fifth floor, the Medical Heritage Center offers an impressive collection of books, archives, and artifacts which document the history of medicine in Columbus and Franklin County.