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Health Services

The Health Services program at the Albany campus is designed for students who enjoy working with others. The program teaches the basic skills and knowledge needed for employment in a health-related field. The program also serves as a preparatory course for the Nurse Assistant program. Topics of study include infection control, personal care, resident relations, housekeeping and food service.

As part of the program, students learn firsthand at local health care or nursing facilities, where they acquire real-world experience. The Health Services program also introduces students to career opportunities within the field. Upon completion, students may seek employment or continue their education in the Nurse Assistant program. 

Career Possibilities:
Health care helper/attendant
Dietary aide
Hospital housekeeping assistant
Food service worker
Institutional laundry worker

Units of Study:
Infection control and universal precautions
Nutrition
Safety
Fire prevention
Personal care for the health field
The aging process
Body mechanics
Bed making
Health care services
Diagnoses and disorders
Communication skills
Staff relations
Laundry
Resume writing
Work-related skills

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