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Gonzaga’s Jesuit, Catholic, Humanistic education will challenge and inspire you.
The Health Professions Pathway Program (H3P) supports Gonzaga students exploring and pursuing careers in healthcare. Through advising, career discernment, experiential learning, and application preparation, students develop the knowledge, competencies, and experiences needed for successful transition to professional programs and healthcare careers.
H3P supports students interested in medicine, dentistry, physician assistant studies, physical therapy, occupational therapy, pharmacy, optometry, veterinary medicine, nursing, and many other health professions.
Reflect on interests, strengths, values, and goals while learning about a variety of health professions.
Receive guidance on clinical, service, leadership, research, employment, and community engagement opportunities.
Create academic and professional development plans that support long-term goals.
Access workshops, advising, and resources related to applications, personal statements, interviews, and school selection.
Build relationships with peers, alumni, healthcare professionals, faculty, and mentors.

Preparation for healthcare at Gonzaga extends beyond coursework through reflection, service, leadership, and a commitment to caring for others

Students pursue a wide variety of majors while preparing for healthcare careers through challenging academics and individualized planning

Gain experience through research, clinical exposure, community engagement, leadership, and other opportunities that support professional growth

Benefit from Spokane's healthcare community and partnerships with healthcare organizations and professional schools, including the University of Washington School of Medicine
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