The Post-Baccalaureate Certificate Program in Rural Health Disparities and Social Inequities is a fully online program that is ideal for those who desire a flexible schedule.   It is designed to help students develop, implement, and evaluate services or programs that address rural health disparities.  The program is open to a broad range of professionals to include, but not limited to, health department personnel, legislative staff with responsibility for rural health disparities, and health care professionals.  Graduate students, fellows, and faculty with an interest in health disparities and social inequities are also encouraged to apply.

The program is offered through the School of Pharmacy.  It consists of four, 3-credit courses, and can be completed in one year.  Each course is eight weeks in duration.  Program requirements, including tuition/fees and course descriptions can be found here: https://wwwcp.umes.edu/pbc-rhdsi/program-requirements/ .