Develop a professional work ethic, patient care skills, medical

terminology, and knowledge of the human body.

Benefit from strong partnerships with local healthcare professionals and college credit agreements

Receive mentorship opportunities during your senior year

Experience Work-Based Learning (WBL)

opportunities in career shadowing, internships, and job placement.

Participate in a 12-week phlebotomy program including 100 hours of externship in outreach labs and

be eligible for employment upon graduation.

Receive Training to work as a multi-skilled technician in the hospital setting.

Obtain the certification to work as a State Tested Nursing Assistant (STNA) in the field as you

pursue formal post-secondary education. Most college nursing programs require students to obtain

their STNA.

Working in long-term care, assisted

living, and hospital settings

Skin and wound care

Suture and staple removal

Advanced respiratory care

Venipuncture

Medical math

EKG - Telemetry

Tracheostomy care

Personal care skills

Mobility and ambulation skills

Vital signs

Specimen collection

Oxygen therapy

Care of the surgical patient

Care of rehabilitation patient