The Allied Health Program provides students with the theory and skill competencies to be successful. The primary focus of the program is satisfactory completion of clinical and employability skills for entry-level positions in the Health Care Industry. In their sophomore year, students begin an externship that requires mature, performance oriented students. Successful program completions include CPR/AED/First Aid, a 10 Hour OSHA card, certifications as a Nursing Assistant and Home Health Aide and the option of being certified as a Basic EMT. Students can earn up to seven dual enrollment credits from Quinsigamond Community College through an on campus QCC taught EMT program.

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All eligible students have the opportunity to participate in Cooperative Education and Internship experiences at a variety of approved learning sites across the city in their junior and/or senior year. While the requirements and specific opportunities vary from school to school, and program to program, the structured combination of classroom based education and practical work experience provides students with the skills necessary to comfortably navigate the world of work. Some of the internship and cooperative education opportunities students have experience have been made possible by the following partnership/s:

• St. Vincent Hospital

• Seven Hills Foundation

• UMASS Memorial

• Holy Trinity Nursing Home

• Christopher House of Worcester

• Radius Health Care

• Dodge Park Rest Home

• Lutheran Home

• Notre Dame

• Emergency Medical Technician

• Radiology Technician

• Office Manger

• Home Health Aid

• Rehabilitation Specialist

• Military

• Nurse

• Nursing Assistant