Health Occupations

This course is designed to introduce students to a wide variety of paraprofessional careers in health occupations. Students are provided technical information and will engage in activities designed to develop practical skills needed in health occupations. Upon completion of this course, students can enter directly in to a number of entry-level positions in medical assisting, nurse assisting (with certification as a certified nurse assistant). Students interested in respiratory therapist, physical therapist, and sports medicine will be given the opportunity to participate in a shadowing experience, which entails a structured theory in classroom, and a clinical experience with that particular professional during several workdays. Students interested in continuing their education can choose from a wide variety of health related curriculum at colleges, universities, or medical facilities. If you like helping others or have an any interest in health care, this program can help you decide on the most appropriate health occupation for your future.

Pam Lowry
Mrs. Pam Lowry
RN Instructor

A biotechnology theory and lab component has been incorporated into the Health Occupations studies. One day a week, students are introduced to the study of biotechnology to spark an interest into the field of Medical Lab Technician

Program Outline

Medical Asepsis
Medical Ethics
Medical Terminology
Basic Anatomy & Physiology
Hygiene
Nutrition
Pharmacological Principles
Basic & Advanced Nursing Skills
Clinical Experiences

Sharleen Byron
Mrs. Sharleen Byron
Biotechnology Instructor

Career Options:

Certified Nurse Assistant
Personal Care Aide
Physical Therapy Assistant
Registered Nurse
Licensed Practical Nurse
Medical Assistant
Medical Lab Technician

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