The Phlebotomy Program gives high school students hands-on experience in blood collection and anatomy. Students learn practical skills in drawing blood and understanding the circulatory system, all while exploring the science behind healthcare.

The Suturing Program offers high school students hands-on experience in basic stitching techniques. Students learn how to properly suture wounds while exploring human anatomy and the science behind medical procedures.

The Forensics Program provides high school students hands-on experience in crime scene investigation techniques. Students explore the science behind evidence collection, fingerprinting, and analysis, while learning about forensic tools and methods used in solving crimes.

The Biotechnology Program offers high school students hands-on experience with PCR and gel electrophoresis, along with genetic engineering and research methods, exploring biotechnology’s applications in medicine, agriculture, and environmental science.

The Laparoscopy Program provides high school students hands-on experience with minimally invasive surgical techniques. Students learn about the tools and procedures used in laparoscopy, gaining insight into modern surgical practices.

The Anatomy Program offers high school students a hands-on approach to learning human anatomy through clay modeling. Students sculpt and study the structure of muscles, bones, and organs, gaining a deeper understanding of the human body.