Health Occupations: Anatomy & Physiology
Health Occupations-Anatomy/Physiology is a one year program and is designed for any student who is preparing for any career in the health or science field.
Through this program, students complete SMCC’s Anatomy & Physiology I and II courses and for a total of 14 college credits and Introduction to Health Sciences for a total of 11 College credits through SMCC.
Eligibility
11th or 12th grade student
At least 16 years of age
Excellent attendance record
Strong reading and writing skills
Curriculum
Anatomy Medical terminology
Fundamental biochemistry
Structure and function of cells, tissues, integument, skeleton, joints, muscles and nervous system, endochrine system, cardiovascular system, lymphatic system, digestive system, respiratory system, urinary system, and reproductive system
Common diseases for each body system
Introduction to the healthcare system-HIPAA, patient rights, legal, and medical ethics, healthcare computer systems, comparative analysis of healthcare systems between the US and other countries.
The Health Occupations-Academy program is designed for any student who is preparing for any career in the health or science field.
Through this program, students complete CMCC’s Medical Terminology course, as well as SMCC’s Anatomy & Physiology I and II courses and for a total of 14 college credits. The Anatomy and Medical Terminology are required for any major in the health field. Introduction to Health Sciences is 3 College credits through SMCC.