Allied Health Program

The Allied Health program is a daily year long course that provides each student a comprehensive approach to medical and health related careers. Created in conjunction with teachers and faculty members from O/N BOCES and NCCC, the program allows students to integrate applied math, science and direct job related learning experiences. These sequences help students identify clear and realistic college programs of study and a career focus prior to enrolling in a post-high school program.

This program requires a solid foundation and course completions in the following core subjects: Math A, Math B (preferred, but not a requirement), Biology and or Chemistry with a final of grade of over 80, and ELA Regents. Students in participating high schools must be either Juniors or Seniors and may have to meet local district requirements to enroll.

All programs are delivered off the high school campus and are located in area hospitals, which include:Medina Memorial, Niagara Falls Memorial Center, Inter-community (Newfane), and DeGraff Hospital (North Tonawanda).

Each site has both a classroom and laboratory that provides a variety of hands-on and integrated activities that engage students.

Faculty Participants and Email addresses available on
participants page.