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Build Career-Focused Skills in Health Professions
- Patient care coordination and assessment techniques
- Clinical decision-making and critical thinking abilities
- Healthcare technology and informatics
- Laboratory procedures and diagnostic testing
- Medical terminology and documentation
- Healthcare regulations and ethical standards
- Research methods and evidence-based nursing practice
- Leadership and healthcare management strategies for health services managers
Keiser University offers career-focused degree programs designed to support working adults, traditional students, and career changers. With flexible learning formats including on-campus, online healthcare programs, and hybrid classes, along with experienced faculty and comprehensive student support, Keiser University helps students achieve their personal and professional career goals at every stage of their healthcare journey.
Accredited University
Keiser University is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC), ensuring your education meets rigorous academic standards.
Flexible Learning Options
Study online or on-campus at Florida locations. Choose one class at a time, on-campus, online, or hybrid. Evening and weekend options are available for working adults at select campuses.
Financial Services
We’re here to help guide you through the financial aid process and provide assistance. Grants, scholarships, and financial aid available for students who qualify.
Careers You Can Pursue with a Healthcare Degree
Keiser University students share a common goal: building meaningful careers through practical education. With online and on-campus options, our healthcare programs prepare graduates for careers in healthcare administration, medical technology, research, and public health departments, providing communication skills and confidence for success in hospitals, clinics, laboratories, and community health education settings.
Career Pathways in Health Professions
Graduates of Keiser University’s healthcare programs stand prepared for a wide spectrum of roles across healthcare delivery, administration, research, and nursing education. Career advancement opportunities exist throughout the healthcare industry:
- Registered Nurses
- Physical Therapist Assistant
- Medical Laboratory Scientist
- Respiratory Therapy
- Health Information Manager
- Healthcare Administrator
- Clinical Nutrition Specialist
- Diagnostic Medical Sonographer
- Nurse Practitioner
- Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist
- Public Health Coordinator
The average salary for healthcare professionals varies by role and experience, with many positions offering competitive compensation and strong job opportunities according to labor statistics.
See What Sets Keiser Apart
Desiree James, a Diagnostic Medical Sonography (DMS) student at Keiser University, highlights several qualities that distinguish the university from others. She emphasizes the small, tight-knit community, where students have easy access to instructors and support systems. This environment fosters strong relationships, personalized attention, and a sense of belonging that helps students stay motivated and confident. She also points to the university’s culture of support, describing it as a place where students are set up to succeed as long as they remain disciplined and focused. Overall, her experience underscores Keiser’s strengths in individualized support, accessibility, and a learning atmosphere designed to minimize barriers to student success.
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Healthcare Programs Frequently Asked Questions
Can I get a healthcare degree online at Keiser University?
Yes. Many of Keiser University’s healthcare administration programs are available online, while others offer hybrid or on-campus options for students who prefer in-person clinical experiences and laboratory work.
What's the difference between the associate, bachelor's, and master's healthcare programs?
- Our associate programs provide foundational knowledge and technical skills ideal for entry-level clinical roles.
- Bachelor’s degrees offer a deeper understanding of healthcare systems and can open doors to supervisory positions and advanced clinical practice.
- Master’s degrees prepare you for advanced leadership or specialized roles in healthcare administration, nursing practice, research, or clinical nutrition.
What careers can I pursue with a degree in healthcare?
Graduates of healthcare degree programs can pursue careers as registered nurses, physical therapist assistants, medical laboratory scientists, radiologic technologists, healthcare administrators, respiratory therapists, and more depending on their degree level and focus.
Can I transfer credits from another institution?
Yes, Keiser University accepts transfer credits for undergraduate and graduate-level programs. Our admissions team will work with you to review your transcripts and determine your transfer eligibility. Credits transfer based on several factors including accreditation and course equivalency. Learn more about credit transfer and eligibility requirements and Graduate School transfer information.
Is financial aid available for online students?
Absolutely. Online students pursuing an online degree can access the same financial aid resources as campus-based students, including grants, scholarships, and tuition assistance programs. Learn more about Keiser University’s Financial Services.
Are these healthcare programs accredited?
Keiser University is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC) to award associate, bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral degrees. Learn more about Keiser University accreditation. Many healthcare administration programs also hold specialized programmatic accreditations from discipline-specific accrediting bodies such as ACOTE (Occupational Therapy), CAPTE (Physical Therapy Education), JRCERT (Radiologic Technology), CAAHEP (Surgical Technology, Medical Assisting), NAACLS (Medical Laboratory Science, Histotechnology), CCNE (Nursing), and COA (Nurse Anesthesia). These accreditations ensure programs meet rigorous professional standards required for professional practice. Learn more about programmatic accreditation.
How long does it take to get a healthcare degree?
The time to completion depends on the degree level:
- Associate Degrees – Approximately 2 years
- Bachelor’s Degrees – Typically 4 years
- Master’s Degrees – 12 to 24 months
- Doctoral Degrees – 20 to 38 months
The time to degree completion is an estimate, not intended as a guarantee, and can vary based on many case-by-case factors.
How much does it cost to earn a degree in the healthcare?
Tuition at Keiser University varies by degree program. Keiser offers financial aid, military and veteran benefits, scholarships, and tuition reimbursement to those who qualify. For more detailed cost information, please contact an admissions advisor. Get more information about Keiser University’s tuition and costs.
What courses are required in a healthcare program?
Healthcare administration programs at Keiser include a mix of foundational and advanced courses topics, such as:
- Human Anatomy and Physiology
- Pharmacology
- Medical Terminology
- Pathophysiology
- Clinical Procedures
- Healthcare Ethics
- Research Methods
Specific course requirements vary by degree level and specialization.
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