HEALTH SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY
Important Upcoming Dates and Information for Nurse Assisting Students
Two TB tests must be done one week apart before Nursing Assistant students enter the clinical portion of the course in October. The cost for these tests is the responsibility of the student. You may either get the tests done at the Huot Technical Center through Lakes Region General Healthcare Occupational Health, by your primary health provider, at an occupational health facility, or provide proof of negative two-step mantoux tests. Failure to provide the TB test documentation will result in not being able to attend clinical.
The cost of PPD Plants is $20 per plant(insurance will not be billed).
Payment accepted in cash (exact change) or check made out to LRGHealthcare.
09/26 PPD Plant #1/LRGHealthcare here in the classroom
09/28 PPD Read with Mrs. McGuire in the classroom
10/03 PPD Plant #2/LRGHealthcare here in the classroom
10/05 PPD Read with Mrs. McGuire in the classroom
STUDENTS MUST BE HERE FOR THESE DATES OR THE TEST NEEDS TO BE REPEATED
09/26 Money is due for navy blue scrubs ordered from Uniformly Yours in Laconia
Cost is $23.98 in cash (exact change) or in check payable to Uniformly Yours
Students may also purchase scrubs independently
09/29 *Optional* Jacket money due (either $37 or $57 depending upon the order)
Exact change or check to Body Covers
Two TB tests must be done one week apart before Nursing Assistant students enter the clinical portion of the course in October. The cost for these tests is the responsibility of the student. You may either get the tests done at the Huot Technical Center through Lakes Region General Healthcare Occupational Health, by your primary health provider, at an occupational health facility, or provide proof of negative two-step mantoux tests. Failure to provide the TB test documentation will result in not being able to attend clinical.
The cost of PPD Plants is $20 per plant(insurance will not be billed).
Payment accepted in cash (exact change) or check made out to LRGHealthcare.
09/26 PPD Plant #1/LRGHealthcare here in the classroom
09/28 PPD Read with Mrs. McGuire in the classroom
10/03 PPD Plant #2/LRGHealthcare here in the classroom
10/05 PPD Read with Mrs. McGuire in the classroom
STUDENTS MUST BE HERE FOR THESE DATES OR THE TEST NEEDS TO BE REPEATED
09/26 Money is due for navy blue scrubs ordered from Uniformly Yours in Laconia
Cost is $23.98 in cash (exact change) or in check payable to Uniformly Yours
Students may also purchase scrubs independently
09/29 *Optional* Jacket money due (either $37 or $57 depending upon the order)
Exact change or check to Body Covers
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Health Science and Technology I – HTC340
Times Offered: 9:00am-10:30am, 10:33pm-12:03pm, 12:30pm - 2:00pm *NH Scholars Eligible (science) Students in Health Science I will explore diversified health occupations, the foundations of healthcare, and basic patient care skills. Theoretical and practical instruction includes learning medical terminology, anatomy and physiology, pathophysiology, and certification in American Heart Association Heart-Saver Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) and First Aid. They also learn hands-on skills in the simulated clinical laboratory using equipment designed for scenario-based training for the assessment, management, and care of patients. In addition, they have the opportunity for observation of a variety of health careers in the community.
Course Highlights
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2015-2016 Health Science Promo Video
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Health Science and Technology II
Nursing Assistant Track – HTC440 Times Offered: 9am-10:31am *NH Scholars Eligible The Huot Career and Technical Center, in partnership with the NH Board of Nursing, offers a training program for Nurse Assistants. Students will gain the skills and knowledge to pursue a career in the nursing profession and may be eligible to sit for their Nurse Assistant licensure at the end of the year. The course includes both classroom study, simulated lab skills and actual work in a long-term care facility. Class size is limited to 16 students per Board of Nursing regulation. Nursing Assistant (NA) students are required to have 60 classroom instruction hours and 65 clinical hours of work to be eligible to take the State of New Hampshire LNA exam at the end of year the program. Students will acquire the necessary clinical hours by caring for residents using hands-on nursing assistant skills at local healthcare facilities.
In addition, students must maintain a ’70’ or higher average to participate in the clinical portion of the program and to be eligible to take the final licensing exam. Additional stipulations including drug and criminal background testing and social media usage policies are currently under consideration by the Board of Nursing and will be implemented at HTC if required. In cases where the Board of Nursing policy is stricter than local school district policy the BON policy shall be the guiding factor in decision making. Program Highlights
Additional costs and requirements include:
Credits, Certifications and Credentials
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