HEALTH SERVICES TECHNOLOGY. If applicable, please refer to page 112 for a listing of Humanities and Social Science Electives.

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1 HEALTH SERVICES TECHNOLOGY North Central State College s Health Services Technology degree program is designed for students wanting to be cross-trained in several health care skills. Graduating students will be able to perform more than one health care function in the ever changing health care delivery system. Students will be required to select at least two or more specialized areas beyond the general education requirements and the core health technology courses. Certificates by State, National, and certifying organizations will show competency in the specialized areas. Those areas include: Bioscience Basic Community Health Worker Electrocardiography Technologist Emergency Medical Technician Paramedic Phlebotomy Technician State Tested Nurse Assistant Since there are many combinations of specialization, students should contact the program director to discuss their career goals and plan for their individualized curriculum. Students must complete a minimum of 90 credits as follows: credits from general education core courses credits from basic core courses credits from technical electives, including the completion of at least two area of specialization (up to 9 credits may be chosen from a list of related electives) Students who are seeking another degree option or who already have a health technology degree may enroll in additional specialization areas to obtain certification. The Associate of Applied Science degree is awarded for the completion of this program. If applicable, please refer to page 112 for a listing of Humanities and Social Science Electives. 85

2 HEALTH SERVICES TECHNOLOGY Completed Course Num Course Title Prerequisites Cr Hrs Qtr Offer-Day Qtr Offer-Eve FIRST YEAR Fall Quarter I BIO 105 Principles of Biology 3 F,W,Sp,Su F,W,Sp,Su ENG 101 Basic Composition OR Placement Exam and completion of any required RDG&WRT 3 F,W,Sp,Su F,W,Sp,Su ENG 102 Basic Composition - Honors Minimum ACT EN 22 or COMPASS WR 90 ( 3 ) o o FYE 101 Orientation to College 1 F,W,Sp,Su F,W,Sp,Su MTH 121 Technical Mathematics I MTH101 or MTH103 4 F,W,Sp,Su F,W,Sp,Su SCI 115 Medical Terminology 2 F,W,Sp,Su F,W,Sp Quarter Credit Hours 13 Winter Quarter I ENG 114 Composition & Literature ENG101/102 3 F,W,Sp W,Sp CHE 110 Chemistry 4 F,W,Sp,Su F,W,Sp,Su Humanities Elective 3 1st Health Technical Elective 3-7 Quarter Credit Hours Spring Quarter I BIO 121 Basic Anatomy & Physiology I 3 F,Sp F,Sp ENG 201 Advanced Composition ENG114 3 F,W,Sp,Su F,W,Sp,Su Social Science Elective 3 2nd Health Technical Elective 3-7 Quarter Credit Hours SECOND YEAR Summer Quarter I BIO 122 Basic Anatomy & Physiology II BIO121 3 W,Su W,Su SPE 101 Speech 3 F,W,Sp,Su F,W,Sp,Su PHI 180 Philosophy of Technology 3 o F,W,Sp,Su 3rd Health Technical Elective th Health Technical Elective 1-3 Quarter Credit Hours Fall Quarter II BIO 155 Microbiology 3 F,W,Sp,Su F PHI 160 Legal & Ethical Aspects of Health Care 2 F,W,Sp,Su F,Sp 5th Health Technical Elective 1-3 6th Health Technical Elective 3-10 Quarter Credit Hours Winter Quarter II CIS 190 Introduction to Windows 2 F,W,Sp,Su F,W,Sp,Su 7th Health Technical Elective 3-10 Quarter Credit Hours 8-17 Spring Quarter II 8th Health Technical Elective th Health Technical Elective 1-3 Quarter Credit Hours 7-18 Minimum Credit Hours 90 BASIC ELECTIVE (three courses required) BIO 101 Nutrition 3 F,W,Sp,Su F,W,Sp CIS 104 Operating Systems * 4 F F CIS 121 Microsoft Word * 2 F,W,Sp,Su F,W,Sp,Su CIS 122 Microsoft Excel * 2 F,W,Sp,Su F,W,Sp,Su PHY 114 General Physics 4 F,Sp Sp PSY 230 Human Growth & Development PSY110 5 Sp,Su Sp,Su PSY 250 Abnormal Psychology 4 F,W,Sp,Su F,W,Sp,Su SOC 120 Cultural Diversity & Racism 3 Sp,Su W HEALTH TECHNICAL ELECTIVES BSI 100 Introduction to Biotechnology 4 o o BSI 105 Laboratory Instrumentaion & Analysis BSI100 (minimum grade of C-) 4 o o BSI 110 Introduction to Forensic To BSI105 (minimum grade of C-) 4 o o BSI 150 Histology I BSI110 (minimum grade of C-) 4 o o BSI 151 Histology II BSI150 (minimum grade of C-) 4 o o CHW 271 Community Health Worker Training 4 o o CHW 275 Community Health Worker Practicum CHW271 2 o o CHW 276 Community Health Worker Seminar CHW271 1 o o EKG 110 Electricardiography Technician 6 o o EMT 101 Emergency Medical Technician 9 o o EMT 202 EMT Paramedic Part A EMT101 (minimum grade of C-) 7 o o EMT 203 EMT Paramedic Part B EMT202 (minimum grade of C-) 7 o o EMT 204 EMT Paramedic Part C EMT203 (minimum grade of C-) 7 o o EMT 205 EMT Management EMT204 (minimum grade of C-) 3 o o EMT 206 Advanced Paramedic Practice EMT205 (minimum grade of C-) 5 o o HLA 105 Community Health Aide 6 o o HLT 101 CPR/First Aid 2 F,W,Sp,Su F,W,Sp,Su PHL 110 Phlebotomy 3 o o PHL 120 Phlebotomy Clinical Practicum 3 o o PHL 125 Phlebotomy Seminar 1 o o STN 110 State Tested Nurse Assistant 5 o o STN 115 State Tested Nurse Assistant CPR/First Aid 1 o o STN 120 State Tested Nurse Assistant Clinical 2 o o 86 revised

3 COMMUNITY HEALTH WORKER CERTIFICATE Students who complete this certificate program are eligible to be certified by the Ohio Board of Nursing as a Community Health Worker (CHW). The CHW will work in the community as an outreach resource assisting clients in six major areas: health care, community resources, communication skills, individual & community advocacy, health education and skills and responsibilities. Practicum experiences in the community will be a major component of the certificate. A minimum grade of C- is required in all CHW courses and an overall certificate grade- point average of An acceptable Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation (BCI&I) report is required. Various practicum sites for CHW 275 may have specific background check and drug testing requirements. CHW 271, CHW 275 and CHW 276 must be completed within a two year period (exceptions require approval of the Dean of Health Sciences). CHW 275/CHW 276 will substitute for CHW 240/CHW 242, and CHW 271 will count as a technical elective in the Human Services program. Class/Lab Lecture CHW271 COMMUNITY HEALTH WORKER TRAINING 3/2 4 CHW275 COMMUNITY HEALTH WORKER PRACTICUM 0/14 2 CHW276 COMMUNITY HEALTH WORKER SEMINAR 1/0 1 PSY230 HUMAN GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT 5/0 5 87

4 HUMAN SERVICES The associate degree human service professional is recognized as an important member of a team of professionals working to assist persons with a variety of disabilities or problems. Employment opportunities exist in various settings in both public and private sectors. Specific roles vary from agency to agency and are as broad as human needs are. The successful student will be a caring individual who will acquire the skills necessary to provide services or opportunities to a variety of persons in many different situations. Work settings include: mental health centers, mental retardation agencies, drug and alcohol programs, public schools, domestic violence shelters, juvenile and adult correction facilities, nursing homes, social welfare agencies, and the like. In addition to the technical courses in this program, the student will have opportunities to learn and apply the learned skills in actual situations through three scheduled practicums and a directed practice for a total of 580 hours of hands-on experiences. Graduates of the Human Services program qualify to apply to the Ohio Counselor and Social Worker Board to become Social Worker Assistants. An acceptable Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation (BCI&I) report is required in order to begin the practicum sequence. Various practicum sites have specific background check requirements. Individuals with a felony and/or domestic violence conviction may not be permitted to complete practicum experiences at some specific sites. There is no waiting list to enter into the program and enrollment is not limited to a particular number of students. The Human Services Department publishes a student handbook which delineates specific department/program policies that are not explained in the general catalog. The specific policies as described in the department s student handbook take precedence over any general policy outlined in the College catalog. A copy of the handbook is available for review in the Admissions Office. A minimum grade of C- is required in all HSV courses in order to meet prerequisite and graduation requirements. The Associate of Applied Science degree is awarded for the completion of this program. If applicable, please refer to page 112 for a listing of Humanities and Social Science Electives. 88

5 HUMAN SERVICES Complete Course Num Course Title Prerequisites Cr Hrs Qtr Offered-Day Qtr Offered - Eve FIRST YEAR Fall Quarter I ENG 101 Basic Composition Placement Exam and completion of any required RDG&WRT course work. 3 F, W, Sp, Su F, W, Sp, Su FYE 101 Orientation to College (or FYE 161) 1 F, W, Sp, Su F, W, Sp, Su HSV 107 Introduction to Human Services 4 F, W, Sp F, Sp HSV 116 Interviewing Techniques 3 F, W, Sp F, W, Sp HSV 121 Survey of Human Disabilities 4 F, Sp W Quarter Credit Hours 15 Winter Quarter I HSV 100 Introduction to Social Work HSV107 3 W, Sp W, Su HSV 102 Professionalism in Human Services Pre-HSV majors only, or with instructor's permission 3 F, W, Su F, Sp, Su HSV 103 Experience in Small Groups HSV116 3 F, W, Sp F, W HSV 110 Introduction to Case Management 4 W, Sp W, Su PSY 110 Introduction to Psychology I Quarter Credit Hours 17 3 F, W, Sp, Su F, W, Sp, Su SECOND YEAR Spring Quarter I Fall Quarter II CIS 121 Microsoft Word CIS Assessment or AIT100 & CIS F, W, Sp, Su F, W, Sp, Su ENG 114 Composition & Literature ENG101/102 F, W, Sp W, Sp Technical Elective 3 HSV 124 Families in Crisis 4 F, Sp W, Su HSV 140* Practicum HSV102, HSV103, HSV107, HSV116, HSV142m 1 F, W, Sp, Su F, W, Sp, Su HSV 142 Practicum Seminar HSV102, HSV103, HSV107, HSV116, HSV140m 2 F, W, Sp, Su F, W, Sp, Su PSY 250 Abnormal Psychology PSY110 4 Sp, Su Sp, Su Summer Quarter I Basic Elective 3 ENG 201 Advanced Composition ENG114 3 F, W, Sp, Su F, W, Sp, Su HSV 109 Social Problems 3 W, Su Sp PSY 230 Human Growth & Development PSY110 (Effective Winter quarter, 2009) 5 F, W, Sp, Su F, W, Sp, Su SPE 101 Speech 3 F, W, Sp, Su F, W, Sp, Su Technical Elective 3 HSV 201 Basic Counseling Skills I HSV116, MTH103 (or minimum 60 on COMPASS Numerical, or 20 on ACT 3 F, Sp Sp, Su Math) HSV 224 Crisis Intervention 4 F,Sp W,Su HSV 230* Practicum ENG101c/102c, HSV140, HSV232m 1 F, W, Sp, Su F, W, Sp, Su HSV 232 Practicum Seminar HSV142, HSV230m 2 F, W, Sp, Su F, W, Sp, Su Winter Quarter II Basic Elective 3 Social Sciences Elective 3 Humanities Elective 3 HSV 249 Poverty in the US 4 W, Su F HSV 240* Practicum HSV230, HSV242m 2 F, W, Sp, Su F, W, Sp, Su HSV 242 Practicum Seminar HSV232, HSV240m 2 F, W, Sp, Su F, W, Sp, Su Quarter Credit Hours 17 Spring Quarter II HSV 250* Directed Practice HSV240, HSV252m 6 Sp F, W, Sp, Su HSV 252 Directed Practice Seminar HSV242, HSV250m 3 Sp F, W, Sp, Su Quarter Credit Hours 9 Total Credit Hours - Program 106 BASIC/TECHNICAL ELECTIVES (FOUR COURSES REQUIRED) Basic Electives (two courses required) CRJ 160 Introduction to Corrections ENG101/102c 4 F F CRJ 171 Gangs 4 F F CRJ 175 Family Violence ENG101/102c 3 W W CRJ 180 Juvenile Delinquency 4 Sp Sp CRJ 235 Drugs and Narcotics ENG201, CRJ145 3 F F HSV 199 Human Services Basic Elective 3 N/A N/A HSV 219 Drug Abuse and Treatment 4 W Sp HSV 220 Orientation to Deafness 3 Su o HSV 101 Stress/Life Management 2 o o PSY 135 Aging in America 3 o W PSY 170 Death, Grief & Recovery 4 o o SCI 115 Medical Terminology 2 F,W,Sp,Su F,W,Sp THR 100 Introduction to Recreation 4 o o THR 102 Therapeutic Recreation 4 o o THR 106 Therapeutic Recreation Methods 3 o o Technical Electives (two courses required) BIO 101 Nutrition 4 F,W,Sp,Su F,W,Sp BIO 110 Introduction to Anatomy and Physiology 4 Su o BIO121 Basic Anatomy and Physiology I 3 F,Sp F,Sp BIO122 Basic Anatomy and Physiology II BIO121 3 W,Su W,Su CRJ 118 Introduction to Forensic Psychology 4 F,W W ECE 101 Intro to Early Childhood Education 4 F,W,Su F ECE 118 Child Management 4 F W HSV 218 Grantwriting ENG101/102 3 o o HSV 248 Hum. Behavior & the Soc. Environment I 4 o o HSV 290 Special Topics in Human Services 1 to 4 o o PHI 160 Legal and Ethical Aspects of Health Care 2 F,Sp Sp 89 revised