Our students come to the program with wide-ranging professional experience and perspectives. Over 12 or 24-months, they learn from clinical education experts about best practices in creating collaborative learning environments. Our students also learn the language of business, gaining fundamental insight into business strategy and leadership through courses offered by UBC Sauder’s Robert H. Lee Graduate School.
It’s a unique interdisciplinary degree program that is enabling our graduates to move into new areas of practice, take on positions of increased responsibility and confidently lead teams and complex projects.
Imagine how the full-time (12 months) or part-time (24 months) MHLP in Clinical Education could benefit you.
An emergency nurse clinician and nursing educator at BCIT, Ellison Chung chose the MHLP in Clinical Education to continue growing his skills as an educator and leader. He’s now working as a clinical education consultant with the Provincial Health Services Authority.
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After completing her MHLP in Clinical Education, Agata began working as a clinical practice leader overseeing a team of social workers. She will also be teaching as an adjunct professor at UBC, integrating her first-hand knowledge of social work with her passion for education and helping others achieve their goals.
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Vivien Wong says the MHLP in Clinical Education has made her a better health-care leader, giving her new perspectives and skills from which to lead multidisciplinary teams.
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The new knowledge he gained in clinical education and health leadership – combined with the practical experience of his practicum – enabled Ahmed Soltan to get a job as a policy analyst immediately after graduating with his master’s degree.
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For Yenlinh Chung, 2020 was a transformational year, enabling her to confidently advance into a new leadership position where she’s applying her skills in evidence-based practice, communication and change management.
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After graduating with an MHLP degree in Clinical Education, Joanas Wong is now facilitating development of decision support tools and guidelines for clinical practice – a role that draws on her many strengths in clinical practice and education.
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An MHLP practicum in virtual health launched Arlene Singh into a new and timely focus for her career – supporting health-care practitioners to use the latest technology to provide patient-centred care.
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