Health Professions Program - Carnegie Mellon University

Health Professions Program

Are you interested in pursuing a graduate degree in the health professions? Preparing for a career in any of the health professions requires effort and careful planning, and the Health Professions Program (HPP) at Carnegie Mellon is here to help. From exploring your interests and selecting courses to finding opportunities for engaging with health professionals and patients, the HPP advisor will assist you every step of the way.

The HPP is an optional service that is open to all Carnegie Mellon community members—students at all years from all departments and colleges as well as alumni—interested in pursuing a graduate degree in the health professions. Enroll in the HPP to get connected to an experienced guide who will help you on your journey to a career in the health professions.

Featured Stories


Friday, March 29, 2013

Dr. Kristen Goodell Shares Her Story with HPP Students

Dr. Kristen GoodellPrimary care physician Dr. Kristen Goodell candidly spoke with HPP students Thursday evening about everything from life as a med student to dealing with difficult patients and balancing a busy career with a family.

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Tuesday, March 20, 2012

Global Medical Brigades Spend Spring Break in Honduras

wendCarnegie Mellon chapter of Global Medical Brigades conducted a 3-day mobile clinic in Pajarillos, an under-resourced community in rural Honduras.  The CMU students worked alongside four physicians, one dentist, and one pharmacist at the mobile clinic, which they set up in a church and attending to a patient nearby buildings.

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Tuesday, November 30, 2010

HPP Students Featured in Science Connection Magazine

kilpWhen Ashley Kilp walked through the small mountain village of Korbo Odumasi, Ghana, a familiar refrain followed her: “Obroni! Obroni!”Loosely translated as “foreigner,” or more accurately, a white person, obronis stand out in the West African nation, especially in remote villages like Korbo Odumasi. Earlier that day, Kilp traveled three hours from the capital city of Accra to the village, where she found a line of people waiting for her and the rest of the team from the Crystal Eye Clinic.

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Chelsea

Chelsea Weber '12 came to Carnegie Mellon to pursue her dream of becoming an equine veterinarian.

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Enrolling in the Health Professions Program makes us aware of your interest and puts you on our email d-list so that you can start tapping into all that the HPP has to offer. 

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Contact
Justin Crowley, Ph.D.
Director, Health Professions Program
jcrowley@andrew.cmu.edu

To make an appointment or for general inquiries, contact:
hpp-office@andrew.cmu.edu