School of Allied Health
The demand for highly skilled medical assistants, health services administrators, diagnostic medical sonographers and public health professionals has never been greater. At the Monroe College School of Allied Health Professions, our associate and bachelor’s degree programs can get you closer to the health career you always wanted.
The School of Allied Health offers the following degree programs:
Founded in 2000, the School of Allied Health Professions is renowned for its commitment to innovative and engaging instruction in and out of the classroom. Our experienced faculty of 50 know well the current trends and issues impacting health care. Students are expected to learn by doing, taking part in clinical and non-clinical programs designed to build medical, problem-solving and critical-thinking skills. Students develop a respect for the cultural and scientific foundations of the allied health professions while discovering ways to eventually improve medical care.