This MS program offers health professionals an opportunity to gain a deep understanding of integrative health in order to meet the growing demand for wellness-oriented strategies to improve health outcomes and well-being.

Thomas Jefferson University’s Department of Integrative Medicine and The Marcus Institute of Integrative Health offer a unique one year, full-time fellowship in Integrative Medicine. This is an outstanding opportunity for interested graduates of an ACGME-accredited residency program. Applicants must be board certified in their area of specialty, or plan to board certify during their year of fellowship training.

This two-year, part-time remote fellowship in Integrative Medicine allows candidates more flexibility than our full-time fellowship, while still gaining access to a comprehensive curriculum and excellent medical faculty.  

​​This fellowship has been approved by the American Board of Physician Specialties (ABPS) to meet all the requirements of the American Board of Integrative Medicine (ABOIM).

This certificate provides the knowledge for healthcare professionals to develop a patient-centered care plan using biometric data and evidence-based nutritional lifestyle medicine approaches to improve patient outcomes.

This certificate provides a new dynamic to professional healthcare education, focusing on mind-body strategies to reduce stress and improve health-related quality of life. 

This certificate focuses on the theories, evidence for and practice of integrative health education approaches and prepares students to meet patients’ growing demand of complementary practices.