Wright Technical Center

Program Introduction

In this program you will participate in life-like scenarios First Responder training, use game playing to learn medical terminology, learn anatomy and physiology through interactive computer software, participate in team-building group activities, view special disease related videos and learn through interaction with guest speakers from industry. You will also learn about legal responsibility, medical ethics, health care environments, safety, standard precautions and medical research. In the learn-by-doing program you will learn to use: automated external defibrillators, stethoscopes, sphygmomanometers, and more. As this program prepares you for a future in a health care related career, you will also participate in several community service projects. You can showcase and demonstrate what you have learned at the state HOSA competition. 

Program Highlights 

Program Objectives Earn College Credit Explore high demand medical services career opportunities  Understand the major shortfall worker projections in medical careers Medical terminology, safety and precautions Medical Ethics Methods of researching diseases Hands on training in CPR, Defibrillation, and vital signs

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