Health Sciences - MHS Nursing Program

This class introduces students to the world of healthcare and the many careers within it. Students will learn basic medical skills, how to care for patients, and the importance of communication, safety, and ethics in healthcare. It’s a great starting point for anyone interested in working in the medical field or continuing health studies after high school.

This course explores how the human body functions by studying its major systems and how they work together to keep us healthy. Students will learn about common diseases, how they’re diagnosed and treated, and the medical terms used in healthcare. It’s a hands-on class that builds on Introduction to Healthcare and helps students understand the science behind medical careers.

In this dual-enrolled course, students learn the clinical and interpersonal skills needed to care for patients in long-term care or hospital settings. Training includes vital signs, basic nursing procedures, communication, documentation, and safety. Successful completers are eligible for CNA certification.

Students who earn their CNA may continue into this advanced dual enrollment course. They learn phlebotomy, EKG skills, and multi-skilled patient care techniques that prepare them for employment in hospitals and specialty clinics.