Health Occupations

 
Health Occupations 1 - CNA
Health Occupations 2 - Medical Assistant/EKG Tech
2023-2024
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Congratulations to all our 2023 EKG students for a very successful Certification!
 
GAVC Health Occupations 
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 Program Coordinator/Lead Instructor: Mrs. Jennifer Shell, RN
Lead Instructor: Mrs. Shannon Mahnke, RN
Assistant: Mrs. Jordyn Bott, RN
Assistant: Mrs. Cherie Jankowski, RN
Assistant: Mrs. Cortney Wilson, RN
 
Health Occupations I includes skills to prepare the health science student for a solid foundation in the health care field.  The student learns the basic fundamentals of patient care both in theory and clinical practice.  Upon successful completion of the course, the student will be prepared to take the State Certified Nursing Assistant exam.  They must maintain an 80% or better throughout the course in order to qualify to take the CNA exam.  Upon successful completion of the course and exam, we will celebrate with family and friends at a pinning ceremony that is held in May.  We have a complex understanding of the knowledge but like to have fun in class while learning.  
 
Health Occupations II this course includes skills to prepare the health science student for a specific career in the health science and technology field.  The student will be exposed to a variety of occupations in both nursing and an allied health field. The first semester will provide reliable and realistic information about health careers with virtual learning experiences.  The student will be exposed to additional knowledge in medical language and hands-on skills including suturing, phlebotomy techniques, EKG placement, Virtual Simulation Stations, medical math, and job skills training.  Students will develop a portfolio for working in the health care industry, which includes extensive material from their clinical rotation at Morris Hospital. Anatomy and pathology are discussed for interest and background rather than for mastery.