The rapid integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into healthcare creates an urgent demand for professionals who can bridge technical expertise with health domain knowledge.
The Master of Science in Health Artificial Intelligence (AI) will position Jefferson graduates to responsibly implement and evaluate AI solutions that improve health outcomes and advance health system innovation.
This 33-credit program has been developed for working professionals. Courses are offered online and asynchronously in seven-week semesters. Full-time students can complete this degree in four semesters, while part-time students should expect to complete this degree in five to eight semesters.
Program Options
Our AI for Healthcare program has two degree options: a master's degree and an advanced practice certificate. All coursework is 100% online and uses an accelerated term format specifically designed for working professionals. This enables learners to focus on building one set of skills at a time, but still graduate at the same pace as traditional graduate degree programs.
Advanced Practice Certificate (APC) in Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Health Analytics Leadership
The advanced practice certificate gives students and healthcare professionals the practical skills and expertise needed to drive the implementation of AI, find new ways to leverage data and enable better tracking of patient prevention outcomes.
MS in Health Artificial Intelligence (AI)
The Master of Science in Health Artificial Intelligence (AI) equips Jefferson graduates with the skills to responsibility develop, implement and evaluate AI technologies that improve patient care and foster innovation within healthcare systems.
JCPH Masterclass Webinar Series
The JCPH Masterclass Webinar Series is a free program designed to equip healthcare professionals, researchers, and policymakers with data-driven, evidence-based skills to improve healthcare quality, policy, and patient outcomes. Our next two sessions will be on April 28 and May 12. On April 28, Amy Berk, DNP, MSN, APRN, will present strategies for implementing change in healthcare, and on May 12, Roni Christopher, DHSc, MEd, will discuss practical applications of leadership theory in health settings.
