The OHP Program The OHP program focuses on the application of psychology to protect
and promote workers’ safety, health, and well being, and to improve workers quality of worklife. The program prepares students for careers as consultants, educators, and staff for business, labor, public, academic, community, and health organizations. The OHP specialization consists of a survey course that provides students with an introduction to the field of OHP. Students also choose from a variety of elective
courses consistent with their OHP interests.
OHP Electives 3 Required OHP Seminars
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PSY 516/616 | Advanced Applied Organizational Psychology1 |
PSY 510/610 | Occupational Safety & Health |
PSY 550/650
| Occupational Health Psychology |
2 OHP-related Electives2
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Psychology Electives | |
PSY 510 | Diversity in the Workplace |
PSY 510 |
Cross Cultural
Issues in Organizational Psychology |
PSY 510/6104 | Work and Well-Being |
PSY 571 | Health Psychology |
PSY 554/654 | Social Psychology of Mental Health |
PSY 600 | Stress and Coping |
PSY 567 | Work and Family |
PSY 548 | Psychology of Work Motivation |
PSY 545 | Employee Development |
PSY 578 | Leadership and Group Effectiveness |
PSY 579 | Women and Organizational Psychology |
| Other OHP Electives3 |
PSU Sociology Electives
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SOC 595/695
| Medical Sociology |
PSU School of Community HealthElectives3
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PHE512 | Principles of Health Behavior |
PHE550 | Health Promotion Program Planning |
PHE580 | Concepts of Environmental Health |
PHE511 | Foundations of Public Health |
PHE535
| Epidemiology Survey |
PSU School of Business Electives3
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MNGM 510
| Creating and Sustaining Healthy Organizations |
Electives at Oregon Health and Sciences University3
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PHPM 512 | Epidemiology5 |
PHPM 525 | Biometry6 |
Notes:
All courses listed are 4 credit hours, unless otherwise noted
1Required for all psychology Ph.D. students; prerequisite for other core OHP Seminars.
2OHP students must complete at least one elective in an area outside of psychology.
3Other courses may be designed as OHP electives on the review and approval of the OHP Program Director or Associate Program Director. These could include new psychology seminars related to OHP or courses in other disciplines.
4510/610 is a generic seminar number used until a course has been officially assigned a number by the University. Courses must be taught twice before s course numbers are assigned.
5 Students who complete Epidemiology I also may take PHPM 513 (Epidemiology II) and PHPM 514 (Epidemiology III)
6Students who complete Biometry I also may take PHPM 526 (Biometry II) and PHPM 527 (Biometry III) For specific Ph. D. and Master's Degree requirements, see the listing on our Psychology Department Homepage: http://www.psy.pdx.edu/
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