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ONLINE CLINICAL TOXICOLOGY GRADUATE PROGRAM
Fully online graduate education in toxicology and patient care for healthcare and science professionals.
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The
University of Florida’s online Clinical Toxicology graduate program
prepares healthcare and science professionals to prevent, diagnose, and manage poisonings, overdoses and toxic exposures. Offered fully online through the
UF College of Pharmacy
, the program focuses on toxicants, drugs of abuse, biotransformation, laboratory analysis and the clinical treatment of poisoned patients. Our comprehensive curriculum is taught by internationally recognized faculty in toxicology, pharmacy and medicine.
What is Clinical Toxicology?
Clinical toxicology is the study and treatment of illnesses caused by drugs, chemicals, and toxic substances. It supports the care of poisoned or overdosed patients by combining laboratory analysis, toxicology science and clinical decision‑making.
Professionals trained in clinical toxicology apply this knowledge in hospitals, poison control centers, emergency care and public health, helping improve patient outcomes and inform safer use of chemicals and medications.
Who Is This Program For?
The online Clinical Toxicology graduate program is for healthcare or science‑based professionals seeking advanced training in toxicology and patient care related to poisonings and overdoses. This program is designed for:
• Pharmacists
• Nurses
• Physicians
• Physician assistants
• Poison control professionals
• First responders
• Related healthcare/science roles
EXPLORE
THE Program
Request Information
A program that makes the decision easy:
100% online
No GRE required
Rolling admissions
Part-time, flexible pacing
Program
Options
Master of Science in Clinical Toxicology (32 credits)
A comprehensive graduate degree for advanced clinical and scientific expertise.
Graduate Certificate in Clinical Toxicology or Occupational Toxicology (12–15 credits)
A focused credential that can be completed in as little as one year, with credits transferable to the master’s program.
Non‑Degree Enrollment
Explore graduate‑level coursework before committing to a full program.
Career
Outcomes
Clinical toxicology is a
high‑impact specialization within healthcare and STEM fields
, with applications that directly support patient safety and clinical decision‑making. Graduates of the Clinical Toxicology online program use their training to
advance within their current roles or pivot into new clinical and research‑focused career paths
.
The program is designed to help healthcare professionals
better triage, diagnose and treat patients who have been exposed to or have ingested toxic substances
, improving care across emergency, clinical and research settings.
Common career paths:
Clinical Research Coordinator
Clinical Research Nurse
Clinical Research
Physician Assistant
Emergency Room Physician
Critical Care Physician
Nurse Practitioner
Specialized treatment or care facility role
Specialist in Poison Information (SPI)
Clinical Toxicology Specialist
Community Education Coordinator
First Responder
EMT
Explore more CLINTOX CAREERS
Meet the
PROGRAM DIRECTOR
Oliver Grundmann, Ph.D., clinical professor and assistant dean for lifelong learning at the UF College of Pharmacy, leads the Clinical Toxicology online graduate program. His experience in toxicology research and distance education ensures a curriculum grounded in real‑world clinical application.
Hear from Oliver Grundmann, Ph.D., program director of the Clinical Toxicology online graduate program, as he shares how UF’s College of Pharmacy prepares healthcare professionals for advanced practice in toxicology.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who should consider a clinical toxicology graduate program?
This program is designed for pharmacists, nurses, physicians, physician assistants, poison control center professionals, first responders and other healthcare or science‑based professionals seeking advanced training in toxicology and patient care related to poisonings and overdoses.
Is the program fully online and flexible for working professionals?
Yes. The Clinical Toxicology graduate program is offered fully online with asynchronous coursework, allowing students to complete classes on their own schedule while continuing to work full time.
Is the GRE required?
No. The GRE is not required for UF’s online clinical toxicology programs.
Can certificate credits transfer to the master’s degree?
Yes. Eligible graduate certificate and non‑degree credits can be applied toward the master’s degree with a qualifying grade.
How long does it take to complete the program?
Time to completion varies based on course load. Master’s students typically complete the program in approximately
2.5 to 3 years
on a part‑time basis, with flexibility to progress at their own pace. A graduate certificate can be completed in as little as one year.
Can certificate credits transfer to the master’s degree?
Yes. Graduate certificate and non‑degree credits earned at UF may be applied toward the master’s degree if admission requirements are met and qualifying grades are earned.
What careers use clinical toxicology training?
Clinical toxicology training supports careers in poison control centers, hospitals, emergency departments, clinical laboratories, public health, regulatory agencies and research settings focused on drug safety and toxic exposure.
Request program information
On-DEMAND
PROGRAM
WEBINAR
Want a deeper overview? Program director Dr. Oliver Grundmann discusses program costs, admission requirements, career outcomes and how to apply in this 60-minute recorded webinar.
HOW TO APPLY
1. Application Intent Form
Complete the application intent form once you are ready to begin the application process.
2. Complete UF Application
Once you have indicated your interest in the program and semester, start your UF graduate application.
3. Send Transcripts
Once you have applied to the program, send over your transcripts so you can be considered for the program.
4. Send Test Scores
If applicable, make sure you send in all test scores (such as TOEFL) so your application can be processed.
Start your application today
Have a question? Contact Us!
ONLINE CLINICAL TOXICOLOGY GRADUATE PROGRAM
Fully online graduate education in toxicology and patient care for healthcare and science professionals.
REQUEST INFORMATION
TUITION
DATES
APPLY NOW
The
University of Florida’s online Clinical Toxicology graduate program
prepares healthcare and science professionals to prevent, diagnose, and manage poisonings, overdoses and toxic exposures. Offered fully online through the
UF College of Pharmacy
, the program focuses on toxicants, drugs of abuse, biotransformation, laboratory analysis and the clinical treatment of poisoned patients. Our comprehensive curriculum is taught by internationally recognized faculty in toxicology, pharmacy and medicine.
What is Clinical Toxicology?
Clinical toxicology is the study and treatment of illnesses caused by drugs, chemicals, and toxic substances. It supports the care of poisoned or overdosed patients by combining laboratory analysis, toxicology science and clinical decision‑making.
Professionals trained in clinical toxicology apply this knowledge in hospitals, poison control centers, emergency care and public health, helping improve patient outcomes and inform safer use of chemicals and medications.
Who Is This Program For?
The online Clinical Toxicology graduate program is for healthcare or science‑based professionals seeking advanced training in toxicology and patient care related to poisonings and overdoses. This program is designed for:
• Pharmacists
• Nurses
• Physicians
• Physician assistants
• Poison control professionals
• First responders
• Related healthcare/science roles
EXPLORE
THE Program
Request Information
A program that makes the decision easy:
100% online
No GRE required
Rolling admissions
Part-time, flexible pacing
Program
Options
Master of Science in Clinical Toxicology (32 credits)
A comprehensive graduate degree for advanced clinical and scientific expertise.
Graduate Certificate in Clinical Toxicology or Occupational Toxicology (12–15 credits)
A focused credential that can be completed in as little as one year, with credits transferable to the master’s program.
Non‑Degree Enrollment
Explore graduate‑level coursework before committing to a full program.
Career
Outcomes
Clinical toxicology is a
high‑impact specialization within healthcare and STEM fields
, with applications that directly support patient safety and clinical decision‑making. Graduates of the Clinical Toxicology online program use their training to
advance within their current roles or pivot into new clinical and research‑focused career paths
.
The program is designed to help healthcare professionals
better triage, diagnose and treat patients who have been exposed to or have ingested toxic substances
, improving care across emergency, clinical and research settings.
Common career paths:
Clinical Research Coordinator
Clinical Research Nurse
Clinical Research
Physician Assistant
Emergency Room Physician
Critical Care Physician
Nurse Practitioner
Specialized treatment or care facility role
Specialist in Poison Information (SPI)
Clinical Toxicology Specialist
Community Education Coordinator
First Responder
EMT
Explore more CLINTOX CAREERS
Meet the
PROGRAM DIRECTOR
Oliver Grundmann, Ph.D., clinical professor and assistant dean for lifelong learning at the UF College of Pharmacy, leads the Clinical Toxicology online graduate program. His experience in toxicology research and distance education ensures a curriculum grounded in real‑world clinical application.
Hear from Oliver Grundmann, Ph.D., program director of the Clinical Toxicology online graduate program, as he shares how UF’s College of Pharmacy prepares healthcare professionals for advanced practice in toxicology.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who should consider a clinical toxicology graduate program?
This program is designed for pharmacists, nurses, physicians, physician assistants, poison control center professionals, first responders and other healthcare or science‑based professionals seeking advanced training in toxicology and patient care related to poisonings and overdoses.
Is the program fully online and flexible for working professionals?
Yes. The Clinical Toxicology graduate program is offered fully online with asynchronous coursework, allowing students to complete classes on their own schedule while continuing to work full time.
Is the GRE required?
No. The GRE is not required for UF’s online clinical toxicology programs.
Can certificate credits transfer to the master’s degree?
Yes. Eligible graduate certificate and non‑degree credits can be applied toward the master’s degree with a qualifying grade.
How long does it take to complete the program?
Time to completion varies based on course load. Master’s students typically complete the program in approximately
2.5 to 3 years
on a part‑time basis, with flexibility to progress at their own pace. A graduate certificate can be completed in as little as one year.
Can certificate credits transfer to the master’s degree?
Yes. Graduate certificate and non‑degree credits earned at UF may be applied toward the master’s degree if admission requirements are met and qualifying grades are earned.
What careers use clinical toxicology training?
Clinical toxicology training supports careers in poison control centers, hospitals, emergency departments, clinical laboratories, public health, regulatory agencies and research settings focused on drug safety and toxic exposure.
Request program information
On-DEMAND
PROGRAM
WEBINAR
Want a deeper overview? Program director Dr. Oliver Grundmann discusses program costs, admission requirements, career outcomes and how to apply in this 60-minute recorded webinar.
HOW TO APPLY
1. Application Intent Form
Complete the application intent form once you are ready to begin the application process.
2. Complete UF Application
Once you have indicated your interest in the program and semester, start your UF graduate application.
3. Send Transcripts
Once you have applied to the program, send over your transcripts so you can be considered for the program.
4. Send Test Scores
If applicable, make sure you send in all test scores (such as TOEFL) so your application can be processed.
Start your application today
Have a question? Contact Us!