There are many critical differences between an infection preventionist and an epidemiologist. Epidemiologists focus on identifying and mitigating diseases through a broader lens, while infection preventionists concentrate on identifying…
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Frequently Asked Questions: Undergraduate Healthcare Administration Programs
The University of Providence’s undergraduate healthcare administration programs offer new and returning students the opportunity to learn critical competencies in core healthcare knowledge, health system functionality, healthcare management, and leadership…
Looking Ahead: Healthcare Staffing Challenges Expected To Continue Into 2023
As 2023 quickly approaches, the healthcare industry is anticipating another difficult year aimed continuing healthcare shortages across many sectors of the healthcare continuum. In a September 2022 survey of 673…
Applied Health Informatics Certificate Curriculum: What Can Incoming Students Expect To Learn
Applied health informatics is the interdisciplinary study of healthcare and information technology. Informatics uses health records and data as a primary source of improvement in patient care and outcomes. Over…
Expand Your Care Toolbox With A Post-Bachelors Certificate
There are many reasons students or working professionals may consider enrolling in a post-bachelor certificate program. Post-bachelor certificates provide undergraduate degree recipients of any field the opportunity to enhance their…
Pharmacy Technician Curriculum: What Incoming Students Can Expect To Learn
The certified pharmacy technician program at the University of Providence teaches students to meet the needs of the pharmacy industry over six consecutive months. Everything from course structure to program…
