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The School of Health Sciences prepares students to tackle all major challenges inherent in 21st-century patient care and medical research. Our innovative and highly ranked programs — offered at the bachelor’s, master’s and clinical doctorate levels — develop forward-thinking clinicians, imaging professionals, rehabilitation specialists and scientists.
All of our programs favor an interprofessional, patient-centered approach taught by experienced faculty in highly collaborative settings. In fact, we are one of only a few universities in the nation to have a school of health sciences along with a medical school and nursing school on one campus. This means you’ll experience what being part of an integrated team is all about as you work alongside students from other health care-based programs, and with some of the most technologically advanced resources in academia.
From fieldwork and internships to our on-campus clinics and global engagement programs, you’ll have every opportunity to put into practice what you learn — and make a positive difference while you do it. When you graduate, you’ll do so with the experience, confidence and broad spectrum of interdisciplinary skills needed to become a leader in both your discipline and the global community.
Hear from some of our students on why they decided to become a Bobcat.
Students share five reasons why they chose Quinnipiac’s School of Health Sciences.
The fictional Marcus Welby, MD, made house calls to patients too sick to see him in the office in the popular ’60s TV show by the same name. House calls are making a comeback — owing to the intersection of COVID-19 and technology — but patients are clicking video links rather than answering doorbells to see their doctors and other health care providers.
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After earning her BS in clinical lab science, Kristin (Kourie) Tompkins ’00 donned a lab coat at Pfizer and went right to work as an assistant researcher. Twenty years later, she is a senior research scientist and part of the team that worked on the COVID-19 vaccine in Pfizer’s research and development group at its Pearl River, New York, facility.
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Top executives from Connecticut’s four largest health care providers candidly shared the lessons they’ve learned during the COVID-19 pandemic and how they’re planning for the uncertainties to come during a virtual forum in October titled “Beyond the Coronavirus Crisis: Change, Innovation, Leadership and Success.”
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Katherine Chinnici ’16, MOT '18, OTD '22 has worked diligently at Tampa General Hospital to help countless COVID-19 patients get back on their feet throughout the past year — even donating her own plasma. For her tireless efforts, she earned the ultimate 27th birthday present: a ticket to the Super Bowl on February 7.
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Ninety-four students and four faculty members from Quinnipiac were recently inducted into Alpha Eta, the national honor society for the allied health professions, during a virtual ceremony.
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