Personal/Family Services Navigator Coursework
The Personal/Family Services Navigator curriculum is a stackable credentialed 2-yr program of study that prepares the graduate to work in jobs with titles such as family specialist, community navigator, patient navigator, and community educator. As a certificate, diploma, and/or academic degree program, the Personal/Family Services Navigator concentration is designed to be compatible with a wide range of community health systems, state regulations, and personal and family services delivery models that recognize the value that services provide to enhance the wellness of individuals, families, and communities.
Prerequisite
| Course | Credit(s) |
|---|---|
| BIO 2514 - Anatomy and Physiology I (LEC/LAB) | 4 |
Freshman Year – Certificate
First Year – Certificate – Public Health Technology/Navigator with a Personal/Family Services Concentration
First Semester
Second Semester
Total Credits: 35
Total Certificate Credits: 35
Sophomore Year – Diploma
Second Year Diploma – Public Health Technology/Navigator with a Personal/Family Services Concentration – Offered to Students with Public Health Technology/Navigator Certificate with a Personal/Family Services Concentration – One Semester Track
Total Credits: 15
Total Diploma Credits: 50
Second Year – Associate of Applied Science Degree
Second Year Diploma – Associate of Applied Science Degree – Offered to Students with Public Health Technology/Navigator Diploma in the Personal/Family Services Concentration – One Semester Track
Total Credits: 15
AAS Degree Credits: 65
Note:
*A grade of C or higher is required in all Core Courses to remain in the program.