Health Promotion and Behavior Emphasis, Associate of Science
This two-year degree prepares you to transfer to Oregon State University and is for
those who are planning on working in the field of public health in a non-clinical
setting. This includes planning and evaluating programs related to healthy behavior
across the lifespan as well as promoting preventive programs that improve health in
the general population.
Community Health, One-Year Certificate
This certificate prepares students to work in public health agencies, healthcare,
and community-based organizations. Graduates work to reduce unequal rates of illness
and death between different communities, promote wellness, and advocate for health
equity. All coursework can be applied to an Associate of Arts Oregon Transfer degree.
Courses cover foundations of public health, motivational interviewing, and health
promotion strategies.
Transfer to Boise State University Public Health Program
This degree allows you to transfer to a public health program at Boise State University.
Work with your advisor to ensure all transfer requirements are met.
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Should you be pursuing QMHA?
LBCC's associate degrees significantly prepare students for career paths that lead
to becoming a Qualified Mental Health Associate (QMHA.) We encourage students to consult
with their instructors for guidance on how our programs align with the qualifications
needed for QMHA certification.
The QMHA certification, offered by the Mental Health and Addictions Certification Board of Oregon is beneficial for individuals pursuing careers in various mental health and addiction-related
fields. Holding a QMHA certification can enhance opportunities in occupations such
as mental health technician, behavioral health specialist, case manager, community
support specialist, or residential counselor. These roles often involve providing
direct support and assistance to individuals dealing with mental health challenges
or substance use disorders.
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