Master’s Degree in Public Health Administration
with a Concentration in Complementary and Alternative Medicine (CAM)
Advance your impact on population health with a Public Health Administration graduate degree concentrating in Complementary and Alternative Medicine from Everglades University. Designed for healthcare professionals ready to lead, this flexible program blends social science, policy, and strategic planning to strengthen public services across diverse communities. Through a curriculum that integrates Public Health Research, Complementary and Alternative Medicine (CAM), and occupational health, students gain the tools to drive change in health services administration.
- Online &
On Campus - Program Length:
12 Months - Number of Credits:
36
Specialize in Complementary and Alternative Medicine to Impact Public Health Administration
Program Structure
Everglades University’s Master’s Degree in Public Health Administration with a Concentration in Complementary and Alternative Medicine combines biostatistics, epidemiology, and healthcare systems with forward-thinking strategies in integrative health. Students develop core strengths in public health communications and oral communication, essential tools for leading health initiatives that serve their community with dignity. The curriculum is thoughtfully designed for working professionals with busy schedules, offering flexibility to advance in occupational health and health services administration while addressing the evolving needs of diverse populations.
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Master's Degree in Public Health Administration with a Concentration in Complementary and Alternative Medicine (CAM):
This Complementary and Alternative Medicine-focused pathway blends traditional public health coursework with holistic healing systems, preparing students to design programs that reflect cultural preferences and evidence-based modalities. Graduates learn to incorporate CAM applications into public health services.
Key Public Health Courses:
The degree program offers a diverse range of courses designed to prepare students for leadership roles across public health sectors. Each academic path supports long-term career growth in areas such as Healthcare Administration, community wellness, integrative care, and public policy.
Master’s Degree
Master's Degree in Public Health Administration with a Concentration in Complementary and Alternative Medicine (CAM) Highlights
Program Description
Everglades University’s MPH with a Complementary and Alternative Medicine (CAM) concentration equips students with a nuanced perspective on incorporating CAM into public health systems and policy.
Potential Career Opportunities
Graduates will be able to pursue an emerging field of Complementary and Alternative Medicine within healthcare systems and policy in environments such as:
- Integrative Health
- Community Health
- Holistic Health
- Urban Health
- CAM-Based Wellness
Program Outline
To receive a Master’s Degree in Public Health Administration with a Concentration in Complementary and Alternative Medicine, students must complete 36 credits as described below.
Interpret Health Data
Leverage epidemiology and biostatistics to assess population health trends and disparities.
Design Community Programs
Develop scalable, culturally relevant, and evidence-based initiatives informed by both conventional and integrative research.
Lead with Impact
Advocate for public health funding and policies that drive long-term improvements in wellness and prevention.
Evaluate and Communicate
Apply key performance indicators and communicate results to stakeholders, policymakers, and cross-functional teams.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Public Health Administration Degrees
What degree programs in public health does Everglades University offer?
Everglades University offers a Master's Degree in Public Health Administration with optional concentrations in either Complementary and Alternative Medicine (MPHCAM) or Functional Nutrition (MPHFN) (36 credits, 12 months).
What career opportunities are available with a Public Health Administration degree?
The Master's Degree in Public Health Administration with a Concentration in CAM from Everglades University prepares graduates for leading positions in the Healthcare Administration field, where they coordinate services, manage departments, and oversee efficient patient care.
Are there scholarships or financial aid available?
Financial Aid is available to those who apply and qualify. Our Financial Aid Officers meet one-on-one with each student to review financial aid options and address any questions.
Is Everglades University accredited?
Are the Public Health Administration programs available online or only on campus?
You can complete your program 100 % online or attend classes on campus in Boca Raton, Miami, Orlando, Sarasota, or Tampa.
How do I apply for a Master's in Public Health Degree ?
Complete the Online Application located here, and our Admissions Team will speak to you about the next steps!