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Explore what our alumni, faculty, staff, and students are up to—and where NWHSU can take you.

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The Center for Professional Growth & Innovation is Northwestern Health Sciences University’s hub for lifelong learning, continuing education, program innovation, workforce development, and strategic partnerships. It connects healthcare professionals, employers, organizations, alumni, faculty, and industry partners with educational opportunities that respond to the changing needs of healthcare.

 

Absolutely. Continuing education remains a cornerstone of the Center’s work. Healthcare professionals can access continuing education courses, certificate programs, symposia, customized workforce education, on-demand learning, and customized educational experiences designed to support every stage of their careers. 

Healthcare is changing rapidly, and today’s professionals need more than traditional continuing education alone. NWHSU created the Center to bring together continuing education, lifelong learning, educational innovation, workforce development, and strategic partnerships under one vision that supports healthcare professionals and organizations as they prepare for the future. 

The Center serves healthcare professionals, employers, healthcare organizations, alumni, faculty, professional associations, community organizations, and industry partners seeking educational opportunities, workforce development, and collaborative partnerships.

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  • Last updated: September 1, 2026
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Dr. Kit Harlow: Human Performance Center’s Newest Foot Levelers Resident
  • Last updated: July 13, 2026
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HPC Welcomes New Chiropractic Sports Medicine Resident Dr. Kai Badua
  • Last updated: July 13, 2026
Alumni News, Chiropractic, Clinic News, Human Performance Center, University News
Lewis University and Northwestern Health Sciences University Sign Letter of Intent to Explore a Merger
  • Last updated: July 7, 2026
University News
Minneapolis School of Anesthesia and Northwestern Health Sciences University Announce Intent to Partner
  • Last updated: July 13, 2026
University News
Building a Rural Chiropractic Practice and Mentoring Others to Do the Same
  • Last updated: June 2, 2026
Alumni News, Chiropractic, Chiropractic Careers
NWHSU Launches New Doctor of Clinical Nutrition in Functional & Integrative Nutrition
  • Last updated: May 6, 2026
Functional Nutrition, University News
Northwestern Health Sciences University’s Bloomington Clinic Names Alumnus Marty Caron, DC, as Director
  • Last updated: April 30, 2026
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Alumni News, Clinic News, University News
Should I Become a Massage Therapist?
  • Last updated: July 22, 2026
Massage Therapy
New NWHSU Business Learning Modules: Practice Ready Essentials
  • Last updated: March 5, 2026
Alumni News, University News

Frequently Asked Questions

The Center for Professional Growth & Innovation is Northwestern Health Sciences University’s hub for lifelong learning, continuing education, program innovation, workforce development, and strategic partnerships. It connects healthcare professionals, employers, organizations, alumni, faculty, and industry partners with educational opportunities that respond to the changing needs of healthcare.

 

Absolutely. Continuing education remains a cornerstone of the Center’s work. Healthcare professionals can access continuing education courses, certificate programs, symposia, customized workforce education, on-demand learning, and customized educational experiences designed to support every stage of their careers. 

Healthcare is changing rapidly, and today’s professionals need more than traditional continuing education alone. NWHSU created the Center to bring together continuing education, lifelong learning, educational innovation, workforce development, and strategic partnerships under one vision that supports healthcare professionals and organizations as they prepare for the future. 

The Center serves healthcare professionals, employers, healthcare organizations, alumni, faculty, professional associations, community organizations, and industry partners seeking educational opportunities, workforce development, and collaborative partnerships.