Because of the strong preparation, they receive here, 95% of our graduates who apply to allied health graduate schools are accepted. In addition to the career paths listed at the top of this page. alumni have also earned M.D., D.O., MOT, PA, and MSN degrees. We offer classes taught by physical therapists and healthcare experts who have practiced what they are teaching. Our students also have access to technological resources such as ECGs, surface EMGs, body fat analyzers, blood lactate analyzers, Microsoft Complete Anatomy 2020, cycle ergometers, and interactive learning boards. Internships have included Henry Mayo Hospital, SCV Therapy, and Valencia Sports Medicine, allowing students to gain practical experience. Students also participate in TMU-sponsored medical mission trips overseas.

In the midst of today’s booming scientific advancements and the ubiquitous influence of technology, TMU’s School of Science, Mathematics, Technology & Health trains students to be knowledgeable in their fields and capable researchers, preparing them to approach their future in STEM with an unshakeable biblical grounding and a zeal to worship God in their work.

All of our faculty and staff affirm our full doctrinal statement, which has remained essentially unchanged since our founding. We believe and teach:

• The inerrancy of the Bible
• The tri-unity of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit
• The total depravity of man
• The necessity of salvation by grace alone through faith alone
• The coming earthly kingdom of Christ

• Demonstrate proficiency in recognizing and evaluating acute and chronic musculoskeletal injuries in active populations.
• Demonstrate the ability to implement treatment, rehabilitation, and reconditioning programs for active populations.
• Demonstrate proficiency in the recognition and management of pathologies that occur in multiple systems of the body including the nervous, lymphatic, cardiovascular, pulmonary, and endocrine systems.

Requirements are subject to change; please refer to the academic catalog.