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Students gain advanced knowledge of model health-care systems; effective, efficient and responsive health-care policy; organizational change practices; informatics; implementation science; effective leadership; community health; public health; nutrition; biostatistics; epidemiology; gerontology; rural health; and health disparities. Students graduate with qualitative and quantitative skills necessary for professional research and teaching in health-care and health policy. The doctoral program prepares graduates as health-care and health policy leaders and nurse faculty/researchers at the university level. Graduates of the professional master's degree program will be well prepared for health-care leadership roles in a variety of organizations and as nurse faculty at the community college and prelicensure education levels.
School of Nursing
Admissions and Fellowship Information
Space Available: Jun 1, 2022
Continuing Student Fellowship: Jan 15, 2022
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Program Contact Information
Primary Program Contacts
Program Coordinator
Madeline Verzola
(916) 734-2145 | HS-BettyIreneMooreSON@ucdavis.edu
Graduate Group Chair
Amy Nichols
(916) 734-1493 | aanichols@ucdavis.edu
Additional Contacts
Advisor: Admissions and Primary Contact
Janice Bell
School of Nursing
(916) 734-2145 | jfbell@ucdavis.edu
Advisor: General
Terri Harvath
School of Nursing
(916) 734-2145 | tharvath@ucdavis.edu
Advisor: General
Elena Siegel
School of Nursing
(916) 734-2145 | eosiegel@ucdavis.edu
Internal Fellowship Analyst
Heidi West
(530) 754-9473 | hewest@ucdavis.edu
External Fellowship Analyst
Yvette Garcia
ycgarcia@ucdavis.edu