Graduates of the Integrative Health Studies program will be able to design and administer integrative health clinics in private medical offices, health maintenance organizations, complementary and alternative clinics, Western allopathic hospitals, small and large corporations, and public health facilities. They can also pursue careers as researchers in the integrative health field or serve as integrative health guides for consumers seeking information from health and educational facilities. Others may work as health educators in public, corporate, or educational settings. Those graduates who already possessed a clinical degree in health care delivery prior to entering CIIS will be able to add administrative skills and knowledge—as well as a deeper philosophical understanding of conventional and alternative health systems—to their repertoire of practical and clinical skills.