1. Completion of the Health Sciences (Core)

2. C or higher in English 

3. C or higher in math 

4. C or higher in biology

5. Instructor approval 

Through the PRCTC’s Health Science program, students can
gain the basic skills and knowledge they will need to
succeed in the health industry. Throughout the 2 year
program, students are introduced to essential health
services, medical terminology, body systems, legal & ethical
issues, and more. Additionally, students get access to
observe a wide range of health care careers through their
embedded work based learning program observation hours.
Students will also become CPR certified.

CTSO: HOSA (Health Occupation Students
of America)

The Pontotoc County School District does not discriminate on the basis of sex, race, creed, color, handicap or National Origin~We are an Equal Oportunity Employer

PRCTC Director, Patricia Ellison 354 Center Ridge Drive, Pontotoc, MS 38863 662 489-1826 is designated to coordinate compliance under Title IX, Section 504. and Title II

• HOSA Promotional Video

• Health Occupations Students of America

  Health Occupations Students of America is a student organization for students in the Health Science program. HOSA members have opportunities to participate in many classroom and community outreach activities throughout the year. Students can participate in district, state, and national competitions throughout the year and be awarded scholarships. 

  http://www.hosa.org/

   

   

• HOSA Competitive Events

  Northern District Competition is February 16th at Delta State University. Registration $30 due by December 6th.

  http://www.hosa.org/guidelines