Accidentally Found Two Doctoral Programs with No Dissertation or No Residency

[sanantone]

Yay! I found my old thread. I really wish I was a masters-level clinician so that I could go for ASU's DBH. A doctorate in 18 months is unbeatable! They did, however, tell me that they were creating a management track that should be open to everyone. I also found two more online programs without dissertations, but they require that the person be some kind of healthcare professional.

A.T. Still's D.H.Sc in Health Science requires a 1-week residency and a 5-credit applied research project. The requirement below will disqualify a lot of people.

Proof as a licensed or credentialed healthcare professional and/or have two years recent experience as a
practitioner, administrator, educator, clinician, or researcher in healthcare

ATSU - Arizona School of Health Sciences - Online Programs - DHsc - Curriculum Overview
ATSU - Arizona School of Health Sciences - Online Programs - DHsc - Admission Requirements

I'm wondering if my registration as a Licensed Chemical Dependency Counselor Intern would be acceptable. I thought about getting licensed as a pharmacy technician, but I don't think that would count as a healthcare professional.

Nova Southeastern University also has a D.H.Sc in Health Science that only requires a 2-credit capstone! There is a practicum and internship requirement, however. Healthcare experience is required for admission.
Admissions Requirements for the Doctor of Health Science Program
http://www.nova.edu/chcs/healthsciences/...iculum.pdf