Care Management Certificate)

This 12 credit program shows students how to organize and provide services to special populations such as the aging, the mentally ill, and the chronically ill. Working closely with families, care managers form the bridge between the client and the services needed. This certificate will focus on human services expertise while introducing social work care management skills. Typically, students pursuing this certificate would be adults already working in the human services field, specializing in gerontology, child and family welfare, mental health, addictions, or support for the terminally ill.

Courses for the Certificate in Care Management may be applied toward the B.S. in Community Health and Human Services, Health Administration, or General Studies. Organizational Management students may apply this course work to the non-elective portion of their program.