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Admissions: KPSAHS Degree & Certificate Programs

Welcome to the Admissions page for the Kaiser Permanente School of Allied Health Sciences.

The Admissions team is happy to help you on your journey and we encourage you to reach out to us if you have any questions.

 

Admissions Department Contact Information

Stacey DeHart, Director of Admissions
Stacey.L.DeHart@kp.org
Cell: 510-619-5756
Office: 510.231.5079
Admissions Line: 510.231.5123

Admissions Support: Bachelor’s and Master’s Degree Programs
Clifton “Rocky” Brooker, Admissions Support Representative
Clifton.Brooker@kp.org
Cell: 510.619.5983
Office: 510.231.5638
Admissions Line: 510.231.5123

Admissions Support: Medical Assisting Certificate Program Specialist
Patricia Bennett, Administrative Assistant III
Patricia.A1.Bennett@kp.org
Admissions Line: 510.231.5123

Admissions Support: Phlebotomy Certificate Program Specialist
Guadalupe Gutierrez, Program Coordinator
Guadalupe.X.Gutierrez@kp.org
Admissions Line: 510.231.5123

 

Helpful Resources

We have several resources available for you to learn more about KPSAHS, our programs, and admissions processes.

Information Sessions

Prospective students are highly encouraged to sign up for a general or program-specific virtual Information Session. These interactive sessions are a great way to learn more about the college and individual programs.

Prerequisites

Courses that have previously been evaluated for transfer credit can be found in the Transfer Credit Database. (Evaluation of transfer credits which may be applied to the degree is completed only after acceptance to KPSAHS.) This is not an exhaustive list and is modified routinely. If a course is not listed on the database it has not yet been evaluated. Please email the Admissions team and we’ll be happy to help.

KPSAHS Catalog

The KPSAHS Catalog is your resource for detailed information about the college. Please check the Catalog regularly for updates.

 

APPLICATION PROCESS – ALL PROGRAMS

Visit the Apply Now page for information on:

  • Starting the Application Process

  • Prerequisites for Certificate Programs

  • Prerequisites for Bachelor’s Degree Programs

  • General Prerequisite Course Descriptions

  • Official Transcripts

  • Programs and Applications*

 

*Programs with open application periods will contain links directly to the online application portal.

We strongly encourage you to consult the KPSAHS Catalog for detailed information and updates.

 

Graduate Degree Program

Our Graduate degree program requires that you have earned a BA or BS (or higher) degree. Additionally, you will need to submit an essay and two letters of reference. Requirements for the essay can be found at Admissions Essay Master of Science in Counseling.

Additional information for our graduate degree program can be found on the Apply Now page. Always check the KPSAHS Catalog for full descriptions and for updated information.

 

Bachelor’s Degree Programs

Bachelor’s degree programs require that you have earned an AA or AS (or higher) degree (AAS degrees are not accepted for these programs) and completed specific prerequisite courses.

Additionally, you will need to submit either documented proof of 8 hours of job shadowing or complete the Job Shadowing Writing Assignment. Both the in-person job shadowing and the job shadowing writing assignment must correspond to the program you are applying to.

Prerequisite requirements for each program and general prerequisite course descriptions can be found on the Apply Now page. Always check the KPSAHS Catalog for full descriptions and for updated information.

 

Certificate Programs

Certificate programs require a high school diploma or GED and a passing score on the Wonderlic Scholastic Level exam. (Only high school transcripts or GEDs are accepted for certificate programs.) Phlebotomy program applicants are also required to present a valid American Heart Association Basic Life Support for Health Care Professionals card at the time of application.

Additional information for Certificate programs can be found on the Apply Now page. Always check the KPSAHS Catalog for full descriptions and for updated information.