Wellness Program Coordinator
Use creative and human-centered practices to support well-being and community health.
At a Glance
Suggested Major
Studio Art
Suggested Minor
Psychology
Degree Level
Bachelor’s degree; role-specific credentials or graduate study may be preferred
Career Areas
Healthcare, wellness, community support
Work Settings
Hospitals, clinics, schools, community centers, wellness organizations
Best For Students Who…
Enjoy experimenting with digital tools, prototyping, and combining creativity with technology
What Does an Wellness Program Coordinator Do?
Wellness Program Coordinators work at the intersection of healthcare, wellness, community support. They use creative, analytical, and collaborative skills to develop projects, services, experiences, or programs that respond to the needs of audiences, clients, organizations, or communities.
How You Build This Path
1. Build Your Arts Foundation
Develop core knowledge and practical skills through the Studio Art major, including project-based work and professional preparation.
2. Add Complementary Knowledge
Use the Psychology minor to add a second area of expertise that strengthens preparation for this career.
3. Gain Experience + Build Your Next Step
Use the Psychology minor to add a second area of expertise that strengthens preparation for this career.
Skills You May Develop
Related Major + Minor Combinations
Studio Art + Psychology = Art Therapist
Studio Art + Psychology = Community Health Educator
Studio Art + Museum Studies = Museum Wellness Coordinator
Degree & Experience Info
This career typically requires a graduate degree.
Bachelor’s degree; role-specific credentials or graduate study may be preferred FSU graduate option: FSU offers the MFA in Studio Art.