Allied Health (I & II) is a health skills program that introduces students to the health careers field, basic health sciences, and basic skills in both laboratory and clinical settings. Second year students participate in clinical rotations where they are exposed to advanced skills in various health occupations. Upon completion of this program, students will be better able to distinguish which health occupation he/she would like to pursue.
Admission Requirements
The Allied Health program is open to students in grades 10, 11, and 12 who have successfully completed Biology I with a C average.
Program Components
Orientation
Health Careers Overview
Medical Terminology
Human Growth and Development/Death/Dying
Intro to Body Structure/Functions
Nutrition/Diet Therapy
Basic Skills
Health Care Administrative Careers
Public Health Care Careers
Therapeutic Health Care Careers
Dental Health Care Careers
Animal Health Care Careers
Emergency Health Care Careers
Psychosocial Health Care Careers
Diagnostic and Laboratory Careers
Support Services in Health Care
Patient Contact Care Skills
Computers in the Health Care System
Employability Skills
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 Mrs. Voyles, Teacher
Mrs. Voyles has been a member fo the New Albany / Union County Vocational Center Staff since the summer of 2007. She is married to Brandon Voyles; they have one son, Logan, who is two years old. |
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 Student Organization
HOSA (Health Occupation Students of America) - HOSA provides students an opportunity to test their knowledge at the district, state, and national level while meeting students from across the state/nation with similar career interest. |
