Allied Health & Pre-Nursing
Students learn the skills necessary for successful clinical health care careers. Students will be prepared to enter the various fields of therapeutic and diagnostic services like nursing, nurse assisting, clinical medical assisting, dental assisting, nutrition, and more. Students in this program can become state certified in Nurse Aide (STNA), phlebotomy, clinical medical assisting (CMA), EMT basic, and EKG technician. Allied Health and Pre-Nursing provides opportunities for job experience and authentic employment in health care. Students in this lab must be passionate, caring, honest, motivated, and dedicated to patient care.
Students in this program will learn:
- Clinical medical assisting skills (AMCA)
- State of Ohio nurse aide training program (NATCEP)
- Certification in CPR/FirstAid
- EKG and basic blood drawing procedures
- Medical terminology
- Problem-solving and critical thinking skills
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Allied Health & Pre-Nursing Higher Education Options
Students are prepared to enter training for medical assisting; LPN and RN programs; X-ray technician programs; physical/occupational therapy assistant programs; massotherapy programs; veterinary assistant programs and emergency medical technician programs.
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Allied Health & Pre-Nursing Career Options
Students who have completed this program are prepared for careers as:
- Dietary Assistant
- Nursing Assistant
- Pharmacy Assistant
- Physical Therapy Office Assistant
- Chiropractic Office Assistant
- Physician/Dental Office Assistant
- Veterinary Assistant
Allied Health & Pre-Nursing Industry Credentials
- STNA Certification (12 credits)
- Phlebotomy (12 credits)
- OSHA (1 credit)
- CPR (1 credit)
Allied Health & Pre-Nursing Industry Organization
The purpose of the HOSA organization is to develop leadership and technical HOSA skill competencies through a program of motivation, awareness and recognition, which is an integral part of the Health Science Education instructional program.
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