Graduate Certificate in LGBTQ+ Health
offered by CSU Northridge

Public University
1 Campus
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Graduate Certificate in LGBTQ+ Health
at
CSU Northridge
Overview

Cultivating Inclusive Care through Graduate Certificate Program

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Total fee	₹8.85 Lakh
Mode of learning	Online
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Course Level	PG Certificate

Graduate Certificate in LGBTQ+ Health
at
CSU Northridge
Highlights

Earn a certification from California State University, Northridge
Learn from expert faculty
Financial aid available

Graduate Certificate in LGBTQ+ Health
at
CSU Northridge
Course details

Who should do this course?

Healthcare professionals, social workers, counselors, educators, and policymakers seeking specialized knowledge and skills in providing culturally competent care and support to LGBTQ+ individuals and communities

What are the course deliverables?

Improve health outcomes of sexual and gender minority populations
Reduce health disparities through best practices
Ensure fair and equitable treatment in hospitals and clinics
Disseminate accurate health information for and about LGBTQ+ patients
Advocate and care for LGBTQ+ populations in a culturally appropriate domain

More about this course

In this short-term, online program, you’ll learn how to provide enhanced health services to the LGBTQ+ community, ensuring fair, equitable and affirming care for patients at health facilities across the nation
This subset of medicine is in high demand, and with this certificate, you can greatly expand your skillset and help transform the industry into a safer, more inclusive domain

Graduate Certificate in LGBTQ+ Health
at
CSU Northridge
Curriculum

HSCI 572: Foundations of LGBTQ+ Health

HSCI 573: Multidisciplinary Health Part 1: Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Other Sexual Minorities

HSCI 574: Multidisciplinary Health Part 2: Transgender & Gender Non-Conforming Persons

HSCI 575: Strategies for Advocating for LGBTQ+ Health

Graduate Certificate in LGBTQ+ Health
at
CSU Northridge
Faculty details

Bobbie E. Emetu, Ph.D., MPH, MLS

Bobbie Emetu Ph.D, MPH, MLS is an Associate Professor of Public Health Education at CSUN. She has taught a plethora of courses in public health, sexual health, queer health, and sexuality for over ten years. Prior to her doctoral students, she worked as an HIV counselor and an evaluator. Additionally, she has worked extensively in providing sexual transmitted infection (STI) and HIV/AIDS education. Her research focuses on STI/HIV risk and protective behaviors.

Aden (AJ) King, MPH

King, MPH from San Jose State University, has extensive experience providing educational workshops and trainings pertaining to transgender and gender non-conforming health, public health, addressing health disparities and understanding social determinants of health. He is a consultant based in Los Angeles specializing in building the capacity of non-profit organizations, particularly those centered on social justice and public health issues.