Health Science Career Field HealthCareers


Assist individuals in themaintenance of health and the prevention of illness.


Pre-Nursing (STNA) or Medical Technology (Phlebotomy/EKG)


Ohio College Tech Prep Program


Career Options In Year 1, all students take a core curriculum. In Year 2, students select either Pre-Nursing (State-Tested Nurse Assistant) or Medical Technology (Phlebotomist/EKG Technician)


Credits: Year 1 – 2.5 elective; 1 Anatomy & Physiology


(Both Health Careers and Anatomy/ Physiology must be passed for promotion to Year Two.) Year 2 – 3.5 elective Option: 2.5 elective 1 Pathophysiology


(See pages 77-78 for college credits)


Certification: Students have the opportunity to acquire the following certifications: 


CPR  First Aid  Phlebotomy  Electrocardiography  STNA (State Tested Nurse Assistant)


Special Requirements Applicants must have a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.0 and participate in an interview with the instructor prior to admission.


What skills will I learn? 


Medical terminology


 Anatomy & physiology 


Health care skills - Nurse assisting or - Phlebotomy/EKG


 Health care systems and careers  Legal responsibilities


 Business and employability skills What types of equipment


are used? 


Simulated patient rooms equipped with hospital beds and related hospital and nursing home equipment.


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Mannequins for patient care and procedures


 Medical lab  Electrocardiograph (EKG) www.cvccworks.com [43] 440.526.5200


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