Craig A. Lehmann
Dean, School of Health Technology & Management

American demographics, economics, and technological advances in diagnostics, treatment, and therapy have combined to create an environment in the 21st century in which patients are diagnosed earlier; are more likely to survive disease or trauma; live longer; participate in ambulatory-based treatment; and assume a more participatory role in their own health care. The School of Health Technology and Management is dedicated to providing students with the necessary knowledge and skills to practice their profession and competently meet the diverse and complex needs of individuals within a variety of health-care settings.

The School offers baccalaureate, master’s, and doctoral degrees in clinical and non-clinical areas that include athletic training, clinical laboratory sciences, cytotechnology, health science, occupational therapy, physician assistant, physical therapy, respiratory care, and health-care policy and management.

Health care is ever changing and the School is constantly reviewing and expanding program offerings to meet the demands of the population and health-care market. The School’s primary focus is to educate the future workforce of New York State and the region, as well as develop national and international leaders in health care.