Mayo Clinic School of Health Sciences in Jacksonville, Florida, has a variety of academic programs that prepare students for rewarding and successful careers in allied health professions.

Primary professional programs

Our primary professional programs in Mayo Clinic School of Health Sciences are full-time programs leading to a qualification in an allied health profession acceptable to an accrediting organization, if available. Note: Mayo Clinic School of Health Sciences does not directly grant associate or bachelor’s degrees. Students in associate-level or bachelor’s-level programs can earn degrees from regional accredited colleges or universities that we affiliate with in offering these programs.

Associate-level programs

Bachelor's-level programs

Certificate programs

High school and college exploration opportunities

Residencies and fellowships (allied health)

Our allied health residencies and fellowships can be applied for following completion of a primary educational program in a health science field and have a predominantly clinical focus and a strong service component. Most programs are a year, participation is usually full-time, and trainees typically receive a stipend.

Nurse Practitioner/Physician Assistant fellowships

Pharmacy residencies

Physical Therapy residencies

Residencies and fellowships in other professions

Clinical rotations and internships

We offer clinical rotations and internships in a number of specialties. Clinical rotations are programs in which students studying for a professional degree at an affiliated educational institution are selected to complete a portion of their education at Mayo Clinic. Internships are similar programs that are designed to enhance allied health students’ skills but are not a required part of their formal curriculum.

Clinical rotations and internships

Affiliated clinical rotations and internships