
Tara Kishbaugh
Areas of Expertise: Chemistry, water quality monitoring
Continue your pursuit of becoming a healthcare practitioner by developing your skills and knowledge for gaining admittance into medical, dental, PA or other health schools.
With EMU's two-year Master's in Biomedicine degree or one-year Biomedicine Certificate programs, you can demonstrate your comprehension of rigorous upper-level study and solidify your GPA.
Take necessary prerequisite and natural science courses through our Master's in Premedicine program.
Use your gap or bridge year to gain experience in cross-cultural healthcare, internships, and graduate coursework with our Gap Year Certificate.
Challenge yourself. Step out. Develop your gifts. Study in a collegial, non-competitive atmosphere and take advantage of our various articulated agreements with professional health schools.
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Areas of Expertise: Chemistry, water quality monitoring
Areas of Expertise: Biology, Genetics
Areas of Expertise: Lab safety, dynamics of chemical reactions
Areas of Expertise: Anatomy, role of diet in hypertension and gene expression.
Areas of Expertise: Psychology, Christian spirituality and psychology, Parent-Child Interaction therapy
Areas of Expertise: Biology, Environmental Sustainability, Toxicology, Stream Restoration
Areas of Expertise: Chemistry, Organic Synthesis, Chemical Ecology
Areas of Expertise: Biology
Areas of Expertise: infectious disease, population health, the US healthcare system, and pediatrics (child
development)
Biomedicine Faculty
Tara Kishbaugh
Jeff Copeland
Laurie Yoder
Julia Halterman
Ryan Thompson
Doug Graber Neufeld
Matthew Siderhurst
Kristopher Schmidt
Gail Brooks Arthur
The dual Biomedicine/Healthcare Management (HCM) degree can be obtained with an additional year of HCM coursework (24 SH) following completion of the Biomedicine coursework (48 SH). Learn more about course requirements for the dual Biomedicine/HCM degree.
Phone: 540-432-4338
Fax: 540-432-4488
Email: ms-biomed@emu.edu
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