Cardiovascular Technology – Cardiovascular Technology program prepares graduates to function in multiple facets in the cardiovascular catheterization laboratory. The Invasive Cardiovascular Technologist works with a Cardiologist to perform sophisticated tests to diagnose and quantify cardiac disease; which include coronary artery disease, structural heart disease, cardiac arrhythmias, etc.
Dental Hygiene – Graduates of this nationally accredited program have had a 100% pass rate on the national board dental hygiene examination for the past 25 years. Students provide preventative dental hygiene care to over 3,000 patients per year from our surrounding communities.
Emergency Medical Services – Nationally accredited since 1988 and provides emergency care professionals with several career options at various levels including certificates in EMT, Paramedic, Firefighter and associate degrees in EMS and Fire Science, and baccalaureate degrees in Supervision/Management and Public Safety Administration.
Health Information Technology – Graduates are prepared to enter the workforce as health information professionals and to become credentialed as Registered Health Information Technicians (RHIT) after successful completion of the AHIMA national certification exam and play a critical role in collecting, analyzing, and protecting the data that doctors, nurses, and other health care professionals rely on to deliver quality health care.
Radiologic Technology – Graduates of this nationally accredited program have had a 99.3% pass rate on the National Certification Exam (ARRT) over the past 20 years. Additionally, over 99% of graduates find employment in the field.
Physical Therapist Assistant – Physical Therapist Assistant CAPTE accredited program at the FSW Charlotte Campus equips you with hands-on expertise for a rewarding career in physical therapy.
Respiratory Care - Graduates of this nationally accredited program consistently exceed national averages on the Registry Exam performance. The program has earned awards for Excellence and Credentialing Success from the accrediting agency of CoARC for the past 10 years.
Human Services - Graduates of the Program are prepared to work under the supervision of counselors, social workers, psychologists, sociologists and other professionals. They may work at hospitals, mental health clinics, residential facilities or community service agencies, serving in many roles that make a positive impact in any community.
Advanced Medical Assisting - Graduates are prepared clinically to assist with taking vital signs, minor surgical procedures, examination room preparation, medication administration, phlebotomy, laboratory operations, electrocardiogram administration, and various other clinical tasks.