Integrative Pain Management Graduate Certificate

Graduate Certificate Admissions and Process

Students must apply and be admitted into the Graduate Certificate to be eligible to receive a Graduate Certificate. Applicants are encouraged to contact the Graduate Certificate Director prior to applying. 

Applicants must meet the following admission requirements:

1. University Admission Requirements, including English Proficiency    
2. Graduate Certificate Admission Requirements    
3. ​​Application Process 

Additional Admission Requirements

In addition, must also meet the following:

• a graduate degree from an accredited institution
• a current license as a health care provider

The following is required with the application:

• A curriculum vitae
• Statement of interest 
• Copy of active health care license
• Letter of Reference from a Clinical Colleague

*Note: Applications will be reviewed, and students will be accepted until the maximum capacity for the graduate certificate program has been reached.

Curriculum Requirements (12 Credit Hours)

Courses are delivered sequentially over a two semester period, as follows:

• Semester 1:

   

• NGR 6471 Concepts of Pain Pathophysiology Credit Hours: 3
• NGR 6472 Pharmacology of Pain Management Credit Hours: 3

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  Semester 2:

   

• NGR 6470 Assessment, Radiology, and Psychology of Pain Credit Hours: 3
• NGR 6475 Integrative Pain Management Strategies Credit Hours: 3

Graduate Certificate Time Limit

Five (5) Years.

Graduate Certificate Completion

For procedures to confirm completion of the Graduate Certificate, please refer to the website.