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  • Bold font denotes courses that are core (required) courses.
  • Asterisk (*) denotes courses that are applicable to the advanced certificate in health care management program.

 

Stony Brook University PA Post-Professional Masters Program 2008 Summer Course Offerings

 

Summer Session I (June 2 – July 10, 2008)

Course #

Class #

Session

Course Name

Day/Time

Instructor

Location

HAP 511

64900

C

Clinical Pharmacology Seminar for Physician Assistants

Online

Hoffman

HAS 533

64773

C

Communications and Group Dynamics

Tu/Thur

5-8:40 pm

Dybus

HSC

HAS 572

64806

C

Ambulatory Care*

Online (1)

Feldman

 

1 Blackboard information session in MILC (L2-Room 500, HSC), Monday, June 2 at 5 pm

Summer Session II (July 14 – August 21, 2008)

Course #

Class #

Session

Course Name

Day/Time

Instructor

Location

HAS 506

64769

D

Food and Nutrition Policies: Cultural, Social and Behavioral Aspects of Nutrition2

Online3

Connolly and Schoonen

HAS 513

66584

D

Health Care and Older People*

Mon/Wed

Time TBA

Brand and Spier

LISVH (4)

Room 309

HAS 529

64772

D

Community Health and Patient Education

Online (5)

Dybus

HAS 571

64775

D

Issues in Health Care Management*

Online (6)

Feldman

 

(2) course enrollments requires permission from course director

(3) Blackboard information session in MILC (L2-Room 500, HSC), July 14 at 3 pm

(4) Long Island State Veterans Home, Stony Brook

(5) Blackboard information session in MILC (L2-Room 500, HSC), July 14 at 4 pm

(6) Blackboard information session in MILC (L2-Room 500, HSC), July 14 at 5 pm

 

Extended Summer Session (June 7 – July 26, 2008)

Course #

Class #

Session

Course Name

Day/Time

Instructor

Location

HAP 558

66590

Z

Epidemiology

Saturdays June 7, 14, 21, 28 and July 12, 19, 26

O’Leary

HSC

L2-Room 125

              

  • Bold courses are core courses
  • Asterisk (*) courses are applicable to Advanced Certificate Program in Health Care Management

 

Stony Brook University PA Post-Professional Masters Program 2008 Fall Course Offerings

 

2008 Fall Semester - Term 1088 (September 2, 2008 – December 23, 2008)

 

Course #  

Class #       

Session Code

Course Name

Days/ Times

Instructor

Location

 

HAP 505

94792

A

Contemporary Issues in Health Care Delivery*

Monday

5:30- 

8:30 pm

L. Timko-Swaim

Manhattan

  

HAS 530

94600

A

Health Care Operations*

Monday

5-8 pm

Jospe

HSC

  

HAS 533

94500

A

Communication and Group Dynamics

Tuesday

5-8 pm

Haig

HSC

  

HAS 542

98484

A

The Impact of the Political Setting on Health Policy and Management*

Wednesday

5-8 pm

Jospe

HSC

  

HAS 544

98485

A

Principles of Managed Care*

Thursday

6-9 pm

Feldman

HSC

  

HAS 545

94502

A

Ethics and Health Care*

Wednesday

5-8 pm

Rice

HSC

  

HAS 545

94635

G

Ethics and Health Care*

Thursday

6-9 pm

Ranieri;

Dimitrov

Manhattan

  

HAP 552

94764

A

Evidence Based Medicine:

Evaluating & Applying Clinical Research

Tuesday

5:30-

8:30 pm

Kuemmel

HSC

  

HAS 554

94538

A

Marketing in Health Services*

Thursday

5-8 pm

Burke

HSC

  

HAS 557

94678

A

Planning and Implementing Health Programs*

Thursday

5-8 pm

Rice;

Goldstein

HSC

  

HAS 578
99006

A

Leadership in Healthcare*

Wednesday

6-9 pm

Morton-Rias

Manhattan

  

HAP 588

98491

A

Practicum

Arranged with mentor

Timko-Swaim

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