The Healthcare and Wellness area of interest offers students the chance to explore careers in health, fitness, and well-being.
From nursing and healthcare management to nutrition and fitness training, this program equips students with the knowledge and skills to improve lives. Graduates are prepared for careers that promote physical and mental health.
Explore Pathways
These pathways are areas of emphasis that allow students to explore coursework and develop useful skills for their desired careers.
Area Offerings
This Area of Interest offers the following numbers of degrees, certificates, and transfer programs:
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- Bachelor - 1
- Associate - 6
- Certificates - 5
- Transfer - 1
Medical Assistant Phlebotomy
The Medical Assistant Phlebotomy program teaches students how to assist doctors and nurses, including drawing blood, taking vital signs, and managing patient records. Students learn medical office procedures and lab techniques. The program prepares students for careers in healthcare, helping them support doctors and patients in medical settings.
Medical Office Administration
The Medical Office Administration program teaches students how to manage healthcare offices. Students learn about scheduling, patient records, billing, and insurance. The program prepares students for careers in medical offices, helping them organize and support the daily operations of doctors' offices, clinics, and hospitals with strong administrative skills.
Nursing
The GRC Nursing program teaches students how to care for patients in hospitals, clinics, and other healthcare settings. Students learn about medical procedures, patient care, and healthcare ethics. The program prepares students to become registered nurses, giving them the skills needed to help people recover and manage their health.
Occupational Therapy Assistant (OTA)
The Occupational Therapy Assistant program teaches students how to help people recover and improve daily life skills after illness or injury. Students learn to assist with exercises, therapy plans, and patient care. The program prepares students for careers in healthcare, supporting patients to regain independence and improve their quality of life.
Physical Therapist Assistant (PTA)
The Physical Therapist Assistant program teaches students how to assist physical therapists in helping patients recover from injuries or surgeries. Students learn exercises, therapy techniques, and patient care. The program prepares students for careers in healthcare, where they support patients in improving movement, strength, and overall physical well-being.