ADVANCE YOUR MEDICAL CAREER AT CAHS
The College of Allied Health Sciences (CAHS) is dedicated to ensuring your military medical training works for you. We assist active-duty service members in converting their medical technical studies into recognized college credit toward degrees through our collaborations with the branch campus and the other instructional sites. See Locations
FORGINING MILITARY MEDICINE'S FUTURE
Our goal has been to supply the Military Health System with the finest Combat Medics, Hospital Corpsman and Air Force Medical Technicians since 2016 while making sure our graduates are ready for the workforce in the civilian sector.
- Earn While You Serve: To honor the diligence you have already demonstrated, we award college credit towards degrees to students enrolled in military medical training programs.
- Civilian-Ready Credentials: The goal of all our undergraduate programs is to prepare you for civilian credentials.
- High-Demand Specialties: We offer routes in Nuclear Medicine, Neurodiagnostics, Radiology, Respiratory Care, Medical Laboratory Science, and more—with new programs added regularly.
COMMITMENT TO EXCELLENCE THROUGH CAHS
Your education satisfies the same exacting requirements as those of many civilian colleges and universities. To ensure your degree is respected by businesses nationwide, our programs undergo thorough external validation:
- National Accreditation: Independent state and federal regulatory agencies evaluate our programs.
- Proven Success: We maintain rigorous criteria for program completion and prepare our students for certification examinations.
At CAHS, we don’t just train you for the mission—we provide the experience and college credit and degrees for a lifetime of achievement.
College of Allied Health Sciences Programs
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Building a New Program
AWARDING THE FIRST DEGREE
“Knowing just how prestigious a university USU is -- and the fact that I wanted to attend USU years ago -- I am honored to be able to earn my first, but not last, degree from USU. I am even more excited for all the service members who will be following me in this program to be able to earn their degrees from USU,” said Army Staff Sergeant Robert Eccles.
CREATING A PROGRAM FOR ENLISTED SERVICE MEMBERS
Established to meet the needs of corpsmen, medics, technicians and the services, the degree program can make students more competitive for promotion and more marketable in the civilian sector once they leave active duty.
FIRST BRANCH CAMPUS
The Tri-Service Campus hosts 49 medical programs, and 16,500 graduates a year. In the future, CAHS plans to offer more collegiate credit for enlisted medical personnel by partnering with additional programs offered by METC.