Certificate in Indigenous Health Practice at University of Regina

The Certificate in Indigenous Health Practice, developed by First Nations University of Canada with the Faculty of Kinesiology and Health Studies, builds a foundation in Indigenous perspectives on health and well-being. It is intended for students in allied and professional health programs and for practising health professionals. The certificate requires 15 credit hours and includes a community placement of at least 12 weeks.

Faculty: Faculty of Kinesiology and Health Studies  |  Department: Indigenous Health Studies, First Nations University of Canada  |  Duration: 1-2 years  |  Study mode: full-time  |  Location: Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada

What you will study

Courses cover introductory Indigenous health studies (INHS 100 and 101), Contemporary Issues in Indigenous Health (INHS 210), and a full-time Community Placement Practicum (INHS 360) of at least 12 weeks taken with a Community Placement Seminar.

Career pathways

Community health worker, social worker, registered nurse, occupational therapist, physical therapist, mental health support worker, public health educator, health program coordinator, patient advocate, health policy advisor.

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