Library Guides: Center for Interprofessional Education and Practice: Interprofessional Leadership Program

ILP Program Info

For additional information about the ILP program, please contact Kimberly Valenti at kw242@nova.edu or 954-262-1650.

Apply to the ILP!

ILP Application

If you are a student interested in joining the ILP, please download the application below and email a completed copy to Kimberly Valenti at kw242@nova.edu.

What is the ILP?

The Interprofessional Leadership Program (ILP) is a new and exciting opportunity for dual-degree seeking students to enhance their educational experience at NSU. The program is open to any student who will be supplementing their health-related professional degree with a Master of Public Health and is in good academic standing. Along with leadership development, the program will focus on community-oriented care, cultural competency, and team-based skills. These skills, along with the opportunity for national exposure and publication possibilities, will not only be valuable additions to a resume but will also help to set students apart when applying for residency.

The ILP program includes:

program-specific electives to be taken as part of the MPH
opportunities to participate in national conferences
publication possibilities

New! Concurrent PA/MPH Degree

Concurrent PA/MPH Brochure
he PA/MPH Interprofessional Concurrent Degree is a collaborative degree program consisting of the Master of Medical Science (MMS) in Physician Assistant Studies offered by the College of Health Care Sciences and the Master of Public Health (MPH) offered by the College of Osteopathic Medicine.

Students admitted to any of the NSU Physician Assistant Programs who elect to pursue a Master of Public Health degree simultaneously take online courses each semester of the PA course of study with completion of the remaining required MPH courses soon after completion of the MMS degree. Although the MPH may be completed in three years, students have up to five years for completion.

Special Announcements

This year, 4 of our ILP students qualified to receive the Certificate in Interprofessional Leadership and completed all requirements for the Interprofessional Leadership Program. Many thanks to all the students and faculty who participated in making our interprofessional events a success!

CONGRATULATIONS to: