As a member of the dental healthcare team, the dental hygienist promotes and maintains oral wellness through services such as oral health assessments, taking radiographs, dental health education, non-surgical periodontal therapy, removal of deposits and stains from the teeth, and application of dental sealants and fluorides. Each fall semester a class of 30 students will begin the two-year program that includes summer classes.
The College of Health Science and Department of Emergency Medical Services offers a Bachelor of Science degree in Health Science-Paramedic for students interested in a career in pre-hospital medicine, EMS management, or EMS education. As the field of EMS continues to change and grow, leaders and educators with a background in EMS will be needed to help shape the future of pre-hospital medicine and healthcare.
Emergency Medical Services
With the addition of computers, ultrasound, magnetic fields and radio waves, the radiologic technologist emerges into a growing field of computerized tomography, digital radiography, magnetic resonance imaging and ultrasound. Positions are available in hospitals, clinics, industry, public health services, and doctors’ offices.
Radiologic Technology
