Health Services (HS)

Behavioral Health roles include mental health specialist and psychologist roles that support the delivery of mental health services to patients.

Clinic Operations roles are responsible for managing day-to-day operations of clinical services

Clinical Education roles are responsible for supporting the clinical education program quality and partnerships.

Clinical Laboratory roles are responsible for supporting laboratory testing, record keeping, and testing evaluation.

Clinical Services roles include primary care providers, medical technicians, and medical assistants.

Dentistry roles include dental assistants, dental hygienists, dentists, and sterile processing technicians.

Health and Wellness Services include roles such as dietitian and nutritionist which support the operations of the health and wellness services.

Health Services Administration roles include clinic data coordinators, clinic coordinators, and health services administrators.

Health Services Maintenance roles support the service operations for clinical and pre-clinical technologies.

Nursing roles are responsible for supporting patients, families, and the multidisciplinary team of medical providers to execute efficient nursing department operations.

Optometry roles are responsible for supporting clinical faculty, providing patient care, and performing research.

Pharmacy roles are responsible for supporting activities such as prescription management, pharmaceutical procurement, and managing inventory.

Physical Rehabilitation includes roles such as exercise physiologist, massage therapist, and physical therapist.

Public Health roles include contact tracers and coalition leaders for the reduction of chronic disease.

Social Work roles are responsible for supporting social work efforts such as counseling, psychosocial assessment, and providing campus services.

Speech and Hearing Services include roles such as ASL interpreters and speech/language pathologists.