In addition to the GME Pathways, there are a number of non-clinical IU training opportunities outside of GME. These offerings include certificate programs, graduate degrees and fellowships.
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Innovation and Implementation Science
Graduates will be able to improve processes of care, shape patient and clinician behaviors and lead effective and sustainable change in your organization.
Degree awarded
Graduate Certificate (IU)
Contact
chiis@iu.edu
Time Commitment
15 credits
Education
Graduates will be able to perform education research, lead programs and develop curricula.
Degree awarded
MSEd (IU)
Contact
Marjorie Treff
edadult@indiana.edu
Time Commitment
36 credits (online)
Cost
$513/credit
Eligible for tuition reimbursement
Graduates will be able to understand education theory and scholarship and develop curricula.
Degree awarded
Graduate Certificate (IU)
Contact
Marjorie Treff
edadult@indiana.edu
Time Commitment
15 credits (online)
Cost
$513/credit
Eligible for tuition reimbursement
Fellows are considered simulation and debriefing experts and are able to run a simulation center, fellowship program and/or serve in education leadership roles. Additional aspects of the fellowship can be catered based on their career goals.
Degree awarded
Certificate of completion
Contact
Lauren Falvo
lfalvo@iu.edu
Time Commitment
1-2 years, separate from clinical training
Pay
Fellows are hired as PGY-X (depending on training) and "owe" a set amount of clinical hours per month. They earn a paycheck consistent with their PGY year.
Business
Graduates will be able to improve clinical outcomes, reduce costs, elevate staff morale and increase patient satisfaction.
Degree awarded
MBA (IU)
Contact
kbizmed@iu.edu
Time Commitment
Flexible, but typically two years. Online available.
Cost
Eligible for tuition reimbursement
Informatics
Ideal audience wants to take research direction in health informatics, data analysis of medical records and related areas such as digital health/smart and connected health which involved digital devices collecting health related data.
Graduates will be able to improve health care safety and quality, maximize workflow efficiencies and preserve user and patient satisfaction.
Degree awarded
Graduate certificate (IU)
Contact
soicindy@iu.edu
Time Commitment
One year program designed for practicing clinicians. Can be done online.
Cost
$600/credit
Eligible for tuition reimbursement
Ideal audience is interested in health data security and management of data; data management positions in health informatics units.
Degree awarded
Graduate certificate
Contact
soicindy@iu.edu
Cost
Eligible for tuition reimbursement
Ideal audience is those who want to do research with electronic health records, telemedicine applications, mobile health (m-health) applications and clinical decision support with the goal of efficient and safer patient care and improving patient outcomes.
Graduates will be able to enhance human health and well-being through the use of information technology, computer science and knowledge management. HI graduates deliver more efficient and safer patient care and improve patient outcomes.
We have at least 3-5 physicians taking our courses every year across the health and bioinformatics programs, with an increasing number of internationally trained physicians considering these streams as alternate graduate career pathways after an undergraduate in medicine.
Degree awarded
MS (CAHIIM-accredited and AMIA-approved)
Contact
soicindy@iu.edu
Time Commitment
36 credits
Cost
Eligible for tuition reimbursement
Ideal audience is those who want to do research using multiomics datasets and methods to integrate them to build and study cellular networks to study and dissect the molecular level alterations contributing to specific disease outcomes.
Translational research in bioinformatics uses data driven multi-omic approaches to transform biological data into life science discoveries that help us improve life and identity treatment options for a multitude of diseases. Hence, graduates in bioinformatics are employed by both genomic institutes and pharma/life science industry to aid in navigating complex multi-modal datasets prevalent in biomedical sciences.
We have at least 3-5 physicians taking our courses every year across the health and bioinformatics programs, with an increasing number of internationally trained physicians considering these streams as alternate graduate career pathways after an undergraduate in medicine.
Degree awarded
MS
Contact
soicindy@iu.edu
Time Commitment
36 credits (2 years full time)
Cost
Eligible for tuition reimbursement
Public Health
Graduates will be able to:
- Assume a leadership role in public health academia or the private sector.
- Be able to perform epidemiologic analyses that impact health and disease management by contributing to the understanding of disease etiologies.
- Successfully work in study design and research methodology while gaining knowledge of the social and lifestyle determinants that affect health.
Degree awarded
MPH (IU)
Contact
sphgrad@indiana.edu
ebio@indiana.edu
Time Commitment
44 credits
Cost
$24,000 (in state) or $50,000 (out of state)
Graduates will be able to:
- Assume leadership roles in the public and private sectors.
- Effectively create and implement policies and manage programs that promote the public's health with the opportunity to focus on rural populations.
Degree awarded
MPH (IU)
Contact
sphgrad@indiana.edu
ebio@indiana.edu
Time Commitment
44 credits
Cost
$24,000 (in state) or $58,000 (out of state)
Prepares professionals to act as professionally trained intermediaries between individuals seeking addiction services and professionals providing evidence-based practices in both prevention and treatment.
Degree Awarded
Graduate certificate (IU)
Contact
mphd@indiana.edu
dagley@indiana.edu
Time Commitment
15 credits
Cost
$7,500 (in state) or $9,000 (out of state)
Provides graduate students, individual practitioners and professionals working with older adults with skills and knowledge to advance careers in the aging services field.
Degree Awarded
Graduate certificate (IU)
Contact
mphd@indiana.edu
lehuber@indiana.edu
Time Commitment
12 credits
Cost
$6,000 (in state) or $7,248 (out of state)
Provides graduate students and working professionals with a solid foundation in core competencies related to sexual and reproductive health. With a focus on enhancing sexuality knowledge, strengthening research skills and expanding teaching methods, the certificate provides an opportunity to advance training essentials to sexual and reproductive health professionals across diverse geographic areas, topics and cultures.
Degree Awarded
Graduate certificate (IU)
Contact
mphd@indiana.edu
heastman@indiana.edu
Time Commitment
15 credits
Cost
$7,500 (in state) or $9,000 (out of state)
Provides graduate students and working professionals with a solid foundation in the core disciplines of public health. The certificate program is accredited by the Council for Education in Public Health. Students are trained in 22 core competencies through coursework in epidemiology, population health determinants, assessment and health policy.
Degree Awarded
Graduate certificate (IU)
Contact
mphd@indiana.edu
lehuber@indiana.edu
Time Commitment
15 credits
Cost
$7,500 (in state) or $9,000 (out of state)
Time Commitment
5 modules
Ethics
Graduates will be able to perform ethics consultation and conduct ethics research.
Degree awarded
Certificate of completion
Contact
fcme@iuhealth.org
Time Commitment
Nine months, one day per week (late August to late May) plus additional time for ethics consultation, completion of reading assignments and the scholarly project.
Clinical Research
Graduates will be able to conduct clinical research.
Degree awarded
MSCR
Contact
Jean Donlan
jdonlan@iu.edu
Time Commitment
Two years (30 credits)
Graduates will be able to conduct clinical research.
Degree awarded
Graduate Certificate (IU)
Contact
Jean Donlan
jdonlan@iu.edu
Time Commitment
12-18 months (14 credits)
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