• 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

• Health Technology & Nursing I:

  • 3 elective credits

  • 1 science credit (anatomy)

• Health Technology & Nursing II:

  • 3 elective credits

• College credits available through articulation agreements with Columbus State Community College and Central Ohio Technical College and through Career-Technical Assurance Guides (CTAGs)

CTAGs are transferrable to Ohio public colleges. Credits vary per program.

• CPR First Aid***

• Certified AED

• Phlebotomy Technician

• Patient Care Assistant

• OSHA CareerSafe Healthcare***

• State Tested Nurses Aide***

***Industry credential recognized by ODE for points toward graduation.