Health Occupations
Instructor: Andrea Long
Program Description
Health Occupations is a one year program. It provides the student with a combination of classroom instruction and clinical experience. Health career exploration is accomplished through student research, field trips, job shadowing and internships in health care environments. Students identify careers that match their interests, aptitudes and expectations. Students have the opportunity to become a CNA - Certified Nurse Aide.
Course Content
- Human Structure & Function
- Diseases & Disorders
- Communication Skills
- Health Care Delivery Systems
- Employability Skills
- Legal & Ethical Responsibilities
- Safety Practices
- Anatomy
- Teamwork
- Medical Terminology
- Health Maintenance Practices
HELPFUL EXPERIENCE & APTITUDE
- Enjoy working with people
- Reading & Math Skills
- Respect for diversity
- High school classes in Biology or Science
Industry Certifications
- Certified Nurse Aide (CNA)
- CPR & First Aide
For College Bound Students
Upon successful completion of this program students may be granted advanced placement and/or college credit towards a two or four year degree at Baker College, Delta College, Ferris State University, Davenport University and St. Clair County Community College, Mid Michigan Community College, Washtenaw Community College.
