Teaching in Health Care Systems - Eastern Michigan University

Teaching in Health Care Systems from Eastern Michigan University is a Campus Certificate Teaching degree that prepares you for a Education career. The graduate certificate program in teaching in health care systems is 12 hours. It is intended for students who have a bachelor's degree in nursing , allied health or related disciplines from an accredited institution of higher education and have an interest in specialized study in teaching and learning in health care systems. The certificate will not require the student to enroll in a graduate degree program. The certificate may be used as the role-function requirement in the M.S.N. program, should the student elect to pursue the master's program. The courses in the certificate program could, with approval, be used as a cognate in other graduate programs in the College of Health and Human Services. The program prepares students as educators in health care systems. The focus is on education of client/family groups, staff development, continuing education and teaching positions in nursing education. The program focuses on the educator role and the theory and practice of teaching and learning. Course work examines theories, strategies and research related to the teaching/learning process in health care systems, curriculum patterns for various learners, legal/ethical considerations in teaching and the trends in both education and health care that affect educational planning and evaluation. In the practicum, the student is given an opportunity to synthesize previous learning and function in an educator role under the mentorship of select expert preceptors. View more details on Eastern Michigan University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Teaching courses.