Resources For
The John and Karen Arnold School of Nursing
Alvernia's 55,000-square-foot facility boasts a state-of-the-art simulation center and expanded lab space.
College of Health Sciences Offerings
- Undergraduate and Adult Education
- Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science
- Bachelor of Science in Healthcare Science
- Bachelor of Science in Healthcare Science (Adult)
- Bachelor of Science in Healthcare Science and Master of Science in Occupational Therapy (5-year Master's Degree)
- Bachelor of Science in Nursing
- Doctor of Physical Therapy: Biochemistry track
- Doctor of Physical Therapy: Biology track
- Doctor of Physical Therapy: Healthcare Science track
- Doctor of Physical Therapy: Psychology track
- Master of Science in Athletic Training (5-year Master's Degree)
- Master of Medical Science in Physician Associate Studies: Bio-PA (3+2) accelerated track
- RN to BSN Completion Program
- Graduate
- Associate Degree
- Certificates
About the College of Health Sciences
Read our mission and vision statements, and discover the Franciscan values that comprise the foundation of an Alvernia education.
Our Faculty
Our faculty members are educationally, clinically and experientially qualified and committed to academic excellence.
Alvernia, BCHC expand healthcare access in downtown Reading
The university and Berks Community Health Center are developing a state-of-the-art community-based health center at the former American House property.
Dean Patricia Reger's Message
During your time with us, you will be mentored by faculty and staff who will assist you as you navigate the transition from student to healthcare provider. Your success is our commitment.
Success Stories
Alumni
Morgan Petry '19
Wide range of Alvernia experiences helped prepare for role as U.S. Navy nurse, alumna says
Undergraduate student
Rachel Miller
Athletic Training Student Wins National Scholarship
Graduate student
Jackson Hoovler
Quick-acting MSAT student saves man's life
Faculty
Stephanie Pillai and Joy Henderson
Physician Associate faculty making difference with volunteer work in Philadelphia
