The IMMB internship has had the biggest impact on me. It taught me how to be a researcher, a team member and a professional, while giving me invaluable experience both inside and outside the lab.
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The IMMB internship has had the biggest impact on me. It taught me how to be a researcher, a team member and a professional, while giving me invaluable experience both inside and outside the lab.
The flexibility of the online Master of Health Administration program has allowed me to pursue my academic goals without compromising my commitment to my career.
My experience in this program was truly the best. One of the best parts is the amount of hands-on clinical experiences you get. You work with real patients early on and continue building your skills each semester, which makes a huge difference when transitioning into practice.
I was passionate about healthcare but couldn't picture myself in a clinical setting. WVU allowed me to study a topic I'm passionate about while learning about health disparities in Appalachia.
My clinical rotations at WVU Medicine J.W. Ruby Memorial Hospital were a huge part of my program, and I loved every minute of them. I got to work alongside seasoned technicians in the lab and learn how to work in the field that I am soon moving into.