1. An entry-level administrative or health educator position within the public or corporate sector of the health industry
2. More specialized training within one of the many professional areas within the field (e.g., as a Physician, Nurse, Physical Therapist, Public Health Advisor).
In the Health Concentration, the student is provided with a conceptual foundation and factual knowledge necessary to understand, interpret and implement current information concerning health promotion. This academic option allows the students to expand their understanding of the health care system, its historical development, administrative functioning, and philosophical bases, as well as providing information regarding the most topical health issues and concerns. The goal of the Health Concentration curriculum is to develop health professionals who have been trained to promote health by helping consumers to minimize risk factors associated with illness and disease and enhance status.
A partial listing of some careers Alumni of the program have followed include:
| Community Health Educator | Corporate Health Education | Health Services Administrator |
| Emergency Training Hospital | Financial Analyst | Epidemiology |
| Health Insurance Specialists | Health Educator | Long Term Care |
| Home Health Care | Medical Practitioner | Health Counseling |
| Occupational Therapy | Health and Fitness | Occupational Health |
| Sex Education & Therapy | Public Health Sanitarian | Health Care Administration |
| Public Health Educator | Physical Therapy | Third Party Payments |
| Public Health Advisor | Risk Management | Rehabilitation Medicine |
| Patient Representative | Respiration Therapy | Unit Service Manager |
| Safety Engineering | Medical Records | School Health Education |
| Quality Assurance Coordinator | Operations Management |