Master of Science in Clinical Anatomy

Program Overview

This program offers three tracks: Research, Teaching, and Clinical Anatomy Certificate. The Research track prepares students for lab work in higher education or pharmaceutical/biotechnology sectors. The Teaching track qualifies graduates to teach anatomy in medical schools. The Clinical Anatomy Certificate enhances students' resumes for medical school admission by providing them with a year of anatomy education alongside medical students.

Program Outline

Careers:

• The Research track can lead to lab work in higher education or pharmaceutical/biotechnology sectors.
Your work published in peer-reviewed manuscripts will be invaluable to the medical field.
• The Teaching track positions you to teach others through their own anatomy education.
Medical schools need anatomy educators, and you’ll be prepared to enter the workforce and make a difference.
• The one-year Clinical Anatomy Certificate amplifies your resume for admission to medical school.
You’ll have successfully completed one year of anatomy education within our College of Osteopathic Medicine’s D.O. program, side-by-side with current medical students.