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Saint Luke's School of Echocardiography’s diverse applicant pool attracts college or allied health school graduates, professionals seeking a career change, or health professionals with a desire to advance their health care education.

Long before breakthroughs can happen in our hospitals, they must start in the hearts of kind and generous people like you. As a not-for-profit organization, Saint Luke’s relies on our supporters to partner with as we work hard to make a difference in the field of health care.

Cook simple, tasty, and nutritious meals for your family with Saint Luke’s evidence-based nutrition education.

Radiographers are vital members of the health care team, gathering and analyzing information that assists in diagnosis and treatment of disease. Saint Luke’s nationally accredited School of Radiologic Technology offers a two-year, hospital-based program to prepare students for a successful career in radiography.

The Emergency Medicine rotation will provide students exposure and opportunity to participate in the essential roles of the pharmacist in the Emergency Department through the activities outlined below.

The intent of these exchanges is to provide caregivers with secure access to patient health information so they can render the most effective care regardless of where the patient seeks that care.

The Medication Safety rotation is a one-month rotation designed to provide students with a broad perspective of medication safety topics and activities in a health-system. It will build on the student’s basic clinical knowledge and understanding of pharmacy operations and will enhance the student’s critical thinking skills.

A primary goal of the BJC ACO is to improve the quality of care our patients receive under the program. We want to help patients stay healthier, and that means improving our care standards and changing the ways we deliver those services to our patients.

The Saint Luke’s Health System Clinical Pastoral Education (CPE) Program in Kansas City, Mo., is committed to the integration of research and research literacy into the CPE curriculum so that our graduates, chaplains and spiritual leaders, are informed about research and its benefits to their ministry.