Medical Occupation is a program where students are able to investigate different professions within the healthcare system.  Students spend a great deal of time applying practical healthcare skills related to subjects such as anatomy, physiology, pathology, pharmacology, and medical terminology. Students will be required to read, write, and present case studies about current topics in class. Successful students in this program have a growth mindset, and are self-driven, organized, and independent learners. Many live-learning experiences will require maturity, collaboration, and the ability to perform well under pressure. 

This program provides a strong foundation for those interested in a career in the medical field.  Over two years, students have the opportunity to earn a certification as a Certified Nursing Assistant.  Those that choose to participate in the CNA program will be required to attend 70 hours of on-site training at a local nursing facility, and pass a state exam.  Clinical on-site training happens on evenings, weekends, and school vacations. Full vaccinations are required to participate in clinical. Over two years, students can earn up to 7 dual-enrollment college credits with Southern Maine Community College.