Health Sciences

In addition to classroom learning, students receive hands-on training at local dental offices.

Learn to provide services to assist patients in meeting their oral care needs.

Learn how to work with high-frequency sound waves to aid patients in a clinical setting.

The Endoscopy Technician program is designed for individuals interested in caring for the endoscopy patient.

Learn how to analyze, code and organize health information in a program that has a high job placement rate.

The Bachelor of Applied Science (BAS) in Healthcare Management is designed to prepare students for career advancement or entry-level healthcare managerial positions. The degree program enables working professionals to advance their careers by focusing on leadership skills, knowledge, and credentials in healthcare management.

Obtain the skills needed to join this specialized field of medical laboratory science.

Learn how to best provide services to individuals and families in need of assistance in this ever-expanding field.

Become a team member of the health care delivery system in health promotion, disease prevention, treatment and rehabilitation.

As the health care industry continues to grow, demand for multi-skilled technicians in this field increases.

Biotechnology is an integrated discipline consisting of chemistry, biology, physics, microbiology, molecular biology, cellular physiology, nanotechnology, etc.

Enter a career field with excellent employment opportunities in the Houston area and around the country.

Functional Imaging, radionuclide therapy and the safe usage of radiopharmaceuticals are areas of study for this discipline taught in both the Houston and Dallas areas.

Registered nurses are in high demand in the state of Texas and nationwide.

Using everyday occupations of clients to address the physical, cognitive, psychosocial and sensory aspects of the performance of clients in a variety of settings.

Work in a fast-paced, multi-tasking job dispensing medications and maintaining patient profiles.

Students will learn to enhance physical mobility through targeted exercise.

Radiologic technologists hold about 196,000 jobs in hospitals, physicians’ offices and clinics around the country.

Stay in demand by providing for patients with heart and lung problems.

Enroll to become equipped for a challenging, diverse and fast-paced health career in Surgical Technology.