In accordance with the Process to Reopen Pennsylvania, we have resumed limited university operations effective June 8, 2020.
The Center for Personal and Professional Development intends to use virtual communication to maintain the structure of their current schedule.
The University and its clinical facilities will be closed starting Thursday, November 26th in observance of Thanksgiving and will reopen Monday, November 30th. We wish you a safe and happy holiday!
Over the years the name of our institution may have changed, but the excitement and anticipation of commencement day has remained the same. Fall Commencement
Committed to graduating the highest caliber of professionals, Salus faculty represent some of the best minds in health science and blindness and low vision.
With a hands-on approach to patient care, an early and sustained clinical experience is what sets Salus graduates apart from their professional peers.
Emphasizing quality and continuity with patients and their interprofessional teams, Salus students are exposed to integrated programs where exploration and collaboration drive holistic healthcare.
Experience the best of two worlds. Our vibrant, suburban campus located just outside of Philadelphia offers easy access to unlimited culture, arts, history, sports, and entertainment.
Since 1919, Salus graduates have been leading their professions with progressive thinking for the changing world of health and wellness.
Salus students are part of a community much greater than the University. Close to home and across the globe, we pursue projects that advance the world of health, wellness, and public service.
President Mittelman addresses the University community regarding new COVID-19 restrictions and the upcoming holiday.
The Salus University Alumni Association annually recognizes the professional contributions and achievements of graduates and friends of the institution.
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When asked to give remarks to the Physician Assistant (PA) Studies Class of 2020 at its long white coat ceremony, Brandi (Loga) Burns, MMS ‘16, thought about what she would like to hear from an alumnus if she had just graduated under the challenging circumstances of the past year.
Patricia Martin Mayro, MA, CCC-SLP, was here when the Speech-Language Institute (SLI) of Salus University opened its doors in 2015. In fact, she was part of the Speech-Language Pathology (SLP) Department even before it had any students.
In early September 2020, Donna Agnew, MSPAS, PA-C, DFAAPA, director of the University’s Physician Assistant Studies (PA) program, checked in on the renovation project that had been going on for several months on the fourth floor of the Elkins Park campus.
When Maricela Cantuna ‘23OD and Sana Fasihudden ‘23OD arrived at Salus University, they were looking for a little guidance, which they found in the form of the University’s Peer Mentoring program.