Health Sciences Programs

Clinical Laboratory Scientists perform laboratory tests to diagnose and treat disease and maintain health.

Dental hygienists are licensed oral health professionals who focus on preventing and treating oral diseases in order to protect the oral cavity, and also to protect the total health of patients.

Health Informatics encompasses understanding technology's impact on people, developing new uses for technology and apply information technology in the context of another field.

Nuclear Medicine Technologists work closely with the imaging physician to diagnose and treat disease by combining chemistry, physics, mathematics, computer technology, and medicine in diagnostic imaging.

Nursing is a profession that is rewarding and challenging. Using research and evidence-based practice, nurses organize and supervise care and provide education and support for individuals and their families.

Radiation Therapists use high energy ionizing radiation to deliver a prescribed course of radiation to treat disease. The Radiation Therapist monitors the patient during treatment and provides emotional support.

Respiratory therapists, or RTs, provide care for patients with heart and lung problems. They perform diagnostic tests for lung capacity, administer breathing treatments, record a patient's progress and consult with physicians and surgeons on continuing care.