Alabama State University Approved to Offer Doctorate in Occupational Therapy
Alabama State University Approved to Offer Doctorate in Occupational Therapy
COMMITTED TO IMPROVING HEALTH
We are committed to improving the health status of African Americans and economically disadvantaged populations through research, education, employment, and community services.
Develop Allied Health Leaders
Our Goals
To develop allied health leaders with expertise in education, administration, advocacy, research, practice and service delivery.
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Mission
We are the official voice for Historically Black Colleges and Universities with schools or programs of allied health, providing a forum for faculty, students, and practitioner development.
Learn MoreA premiere, self-sustaining organization
Our Vision
We will be recognized nationally and internationally for its role in addressing health disparities in education, professional development and health care delivery in African American communities…
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2025 NSAH Call For Abstracts
2025 Call for Abstracts
2025 Allied Health Professions Week
NSAH is hosting its annual student competition among its constituent organizations
2025 Scholarship and Faculty Development Awards
Application Deadline is March 1, 2025
Who We Are
Committed to improving the health status of African Americans
Students
Scholarships, Awards, Honor Society, Careers in Allied Health
2024 Annual Conference
Impact on Underrepresented and Disadvantaged Communities
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2024 Allied Health Professions Week Competition
The purpose of the competition is to promote allied health science and the allied health professions in the community at large.
FAMU – Mary Simmons Dean of the School of Allied Health Sciences
FAMU Names Mary Simmons Dean of the School of Allied Health Sciences
WSSU – Interim Dean of the Graduate College
Dr. Montrale Boykin is the interim Dean of the Graduate College
Careers in Allied Health
There are five million allied health care providers in the United States, who work in more than 80 different professions and represent approximately 60% of all health care providers. The number of allied health care providers is likely to grow as jobs in the health care industry will grow from 15.6 million to 19.8 million between 2010 and 2020. An increasing number of those jobs will require people with bachelor’s and graduate degrees.
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Benefits of Joining The NSAH
Join The National Society of Allied Health
The NSAH connects you with colleagues for communication and collaboration in identifying career opportunities, conducting scholarly activities, and planning health promotion and prevention activities that impact the African American community.
We also provide mentors for students attending HBCU’s and other Colleges and Universities that have Allied Health programs.
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