Lori Kaufman, M.S.

Adjunct Faculty,
Department of Healthcare

Lori Kaufman is a registered dietitian with a holistic health counseling approach. She has worked as a registered dietitian at the New York Institute of Technology and as a renal dietitian in both a hospital setting and a dialysis center.

Ms. Kaufman moved to south Florida in 2012 and began working in a medical office, providing nutritional counseling to individuals on developing a healthy relationship with themselves and food. She also teaches online and on works at a university in an alternative medicine program. She loves swimming, tennis, and taking her dog to the beach with her friends and family.

Education

  • Master's in Medical Biology
    Long Island University
  • Bachelor's in Health Science
    Towson University

Research Interests

  • Holistic nutrition
  • Alternative medicine

Program Affiliations

M.Ed. in Health and Wellness Education Master of Education

The Master of Education in Health and Wellness degree will help you teach others about healthy life choices. You will learn about a wide range of health topics, and how to assess a community or an organization to determine health education priorities. Once you graduate, you will be prepared to take the Certified Health Education Specialist (CHES) exam.

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Master of Healthcare Administration Master of Science

The Master of Healthcare Administration prepares students for advanced leadership roles in the healthcare field, providing real world experience in management and strategy development. It also includes coursework that results in eligibility to take the Lean Healthcare exam.

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B.S. in Healthcare Administration Bachelor of Science

The Bachelor of Science in Healthcare Administration is a bachelor completion program designed for individuals with an associate degree or some college credit. This program is built to be a transfer friendly degree-completion program, providing students with the knowledge and skills to become and advance as managers and leaders within their respective fields. This gives you a direct pathway toward earning a bachelor’s degree.* You will learn the skills necessary to work in the growing field of healthcare administration.

36

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