A World of Opportunity Awaits
For over two decades, the College of Health Professions has focused on maintaining the quality and excellence of its current programs while expanding to meet workforce demands and health and healthcare needs by adding new programs.
Our commitment to excellence in health and healthcare goes beyond the classroom and the education of future health and healthcare professionals. Our faculty are dedicated to excellence in research and service as well.
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The College of Health Professions
The College of Health Professions is home to a diverse range of departments dedicated to preparing students for rewarding careers in health and healthcare. Whether you're interested in clinical practice, research, or leadership, our departments offer specialized programs to help you reach your goals.
Events
Master of Athletic Training Informational Session
GVSU Master of Athletic Training (MAT) program will host a virtual Informational Session on Friday, November 13, at 12 pm (noon).RSVP before 10 pm on Thursday, November 12! Cant attend? Check out our other monthly sessions.During the session, you will...
Master of Public Health (MPH) Virtual Information Session
The Master of Public Health program invites you to learn more about earning your MPH degree at GVSU! Join the MPH program director, Dr. Katie Barnhart, to learn how and why you should earn your Master of Public Health at Grand Valley State University....
News
CHP Faculty Receives Ron Nelson Award
PAS Department Chair and Associate Professor Andy Booth was recently honored by the Michigan Academy of Physician Associates with the Ron Nelson Award.
Published October 26, 2026 by Makayla Moles
CHP Student Featured in Northern Express
PA Student Rebecca Remington was featured in Northern Express, a free newspaper distributed throughout northern Michigan.
Published September 8, 2026 by Matt Wagenheim