WSCC 2024-2025 Catalog
Health
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 Health programs can help you embark upon a rewarding health care career, or expand one you’re already passionate about. Jobs in the health care field continue to grow as more people gain access to healthcare, the population ages, and research provides ever increasing advances in diagnosis and treatment. Health care has always been an exciting and dynamic profession, but it is even more today with what seems like nearly daily advancements in technology, deepening public knowledge about prevention and treatments, and national and local debates about every aspect of health care.
West Shore Community College is proud to introduce a new Certificate and Degree option Fall 2022. The Paramedic program consists of general education with program specific lecture, lab, clinical and field internship courses designed to prepare students to take the National Registry of EMT (NREMT) exams. Successful passing of the NREMT exams qualifies the student to apply for state licensing in Michigan.
Pathway Advisor:
Please click HERE to schedule an appointment with a Pathway Advisor.
Faculty Mentors:
- Shelley Boes - Director of Nursing and Allied Health
- Duane Kelley - Nursing
- Megan Sponhauer - Nursing
- Bethany Brown - Nursing
- Jesse Keson - Nursing
- Dan Yost - Director of EMS and Fire
- Matthew Kidd - EMS
Students who have an interest in health care but are undecided about a specific area of interest should follow the general WSCC Degree Pathway - Health, which leads to an Associate of Science degree. Students looking to pursue a pre-professional program - such as Physical Therapy (PT), Physician’s Assistant (PA), Pharmacy, or Pre-med - should also use this general degree to take courses needed toward their area of interest. Students who know which direct area they would like to pursue should follow that program guide below.
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