Introduction To Medical Professions/Procedures
Grades 10-11

The comprehensive, laboratory/non-laboratory course includes, but is not limited to, medical ethics and legal responsibilities, personal qualities of health care worker's basic skills, appearance, behavior, communication, problem solving, decision-making, medical terminology and abbreviations, health care delivery systems, and health care careers. Medical Procedures includes patient care, clinical skills, pharmacology, administration of medication, first aid/CPR, infection, control, safety, and vital signs.

Human Anatomy & Physiology
Grades 11-12

This course includes the fundamental process of disease, body organization, body systems, and medical terminology to each system.

Medical Clinical Internships/Specialization
Grade 12

This class is for those students who have completed both of the two beginning courses. It consists of three individual courses:

Health Care Career Specialization is taught in the spring term. It may only be taken after completion of Introduction to Medical Professions, Medical Procedures, and Anatomy and Physiology. This course provides lab experiences through clinical rotations at various health care facilities in the community.