Everyone needs to take care of their health, at all ages and stages of life. Careers in healthcare are as diverse as the people who need care. Whether you want to work on the front lines in an emergency, treat patients in a specialized clinical setting, help people stay well physically and mentally, or work behind the scenes in an administrative role, you can find a healthcare profession that matches your personality, interests, work-style, and goals.
There are dozens of healthcare program options available at Chesapeake College:
- Save lives and provide urgent care as an emergency medical technician or paramedic.
- Guide people on a path to wellness in fitness or behavioral health.
- Work face-to-face with patients as a registered nurse, clinical nursing assistant or geriatric nursing assistant.
- Pursue a specialized healthcare career in areas such as radiology, pharmacy, surgical, or dental professions.
- Support clinical professionals by training to manage a medical office or healthcare assistant.
Why Choose Chesapeake College for Healthcare?
Use state-of-the-art simulation technology and tools to gain hands-on experience treating patients in a life-like, real-world environment where it is safe to make mistakes and learn.
Start working fast with short-term training programs that allow you to qualify for entry-level jobs in healthcare, while you continue to work towards your ultimate goal.
Build relationships with healthcare providers and employers in your local community. Chesapeake College partners with local healthcare providers for clinical experiences, internships, and other opportunities.
There is always room to grow and expand your credentials and expertise! Once you enter the healthcare profession, you can continue to turn to Chesapeake College as you take the next step, and the step after that, in your career.
CAREER OUTLOOK
Health Professions Programs
“Chesapeake’s nursing program prepared me for a rewarding second career. The knowledge I gained and support I received from the faculty allowed me to enter my dream field.”
Mark Dignen
Graduate and RN