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2026-2027 Catalog

Healthcare Specialist, Technical Certificate


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LOCATIONS:

Anderson - Bloomington - Columbus - Evansville - Fort Wayne - Hamilton County - Indianapolis - Kokomo - Lafayette - Lake County - Lawrenceburg - Logansport - Madison - Marion - Michigan City - Muncie - New Castle - Richmond - Sellersburg - South Bend/Elkhart - Terre Haute - Valparaiso - Warsaw

The following sample sequence includes all course requirements for this degree. You must consult with an academic advisor to determine which electives are best suited to meet your educational goals and what sequence is offered on your campus.

GENERAL EDUCATION TRANSFER CORE


OTHER INSTITUTIONAL REQUIREMENTS


PROGRAM SPECIFIC CORE


STATEWIDE ELECTIVE LIST


Graduates must complete a minimum of 1 certification and additional Healthcare Specialist statewide electives to meet the 30 credit hour minimum degree requirement.

TOTAL CREDITS: 30


*If a student completes APHY 101  & APHY 102 , then the HLHS 102  course requirement is fulfilled.

CERTIFICATIONS OPTIONS:


Certified Nursing Assistant


Certified Clinical Medical Assistant


Dementia Care


Emergency Medical Technician


Select one of the following:

Phlebotomy


Qualified Medication Aide


Activities Director


Social Services Director


Nutrition and Wellness


STATEWIDE ELECTIVES


No more than one course from the following list


DEGREE OUTCOMES


  • 1. Collaborate Effectively as Part of the Health Care Team
    Participate fully and supportively as a team member, working harmoniously with colleagues to ensure quality patient care.

    2. Uphold Professionalism, Confidentiality, and Ethical Conduct
    Demonstrate professional behavior that reflects positively on the institution and employer, maintaining strict confidentiality and ethical standards.

    3. Ensure Health and Safety Compliance
    Follow Standard Precautions and OSHA guidelines to protect the health and safety of patients, coworkers, and self.

    4. Communicate Clearly and Compassionately
    Use effective verbal and written communication to interact respectfully with patients, support persons, and health care professionals.

    5. Apply Knowledge and Skills in Practice
    Demonstrate competency in entry-level professional skills and apply relevant rules, regulations, and certification requirements in clinical or simulated settings.

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