Whether you are interested in one of our selective admissions programs (Nursing, Physical Therapist Assistant and emergency medical services) or one of our other allied health professions, including Health Information Technology, you'll find the coursework and outside-of-the-classroom experiences needed to prepare you for the career and degree of your choice.
Healthcare majors are interested in assisting individuals, families and communities in attaining, recovering and maintaining optimal health and functioning. It is an applied science using principles from the physical, biological, and behavioral sciences. Healthcare may be provided through direct patient care as well as indirect patient support.
Skills needed in these careers include: patience, attention to detail, critical thinking and stress tolerance. Course work includes biology, anatomy and physiology, statistics, clinical training. Most work in hospital or medical settings. Degree requirements range from Associate’s through Masters. All require state licensure after graduation.
Skills needed include attention to detail, analyzing, critical thinking, classifying information and patience. Work environments include labs, offices and computer stations with minimal patient contact. Certifications are recommended.
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