Health Science and Nursing

Pathway Description

Pathway participants will begin with an introduction to healthcare that centers on fundamental concept development related to the industry. Medical ethics & terminology, measurement of vital signs, anatomy & physiology, infection prevention & control, standard precautions, and patient social-emotional care are explored. Participants also earn a CPR Certificate awarded by Goodwin University Magnet Schools.

Pathway completers pass all of the remaining core courses earning collegiate credit through Goodwin University and developing proficiency in medical terminology, human biology, and medical careers.

Pathway accelerators will apply, be accepted into, and participate in one of our work-based learning programs. These include a Certified Nursing Assisting program consisting of 125 hours of classroom and clinical experiences in collaboration with a local long-term care facility, or a home health aide program consisting of helping local area citizens age in place.