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Health Professions

About Our Programs

 

Department Scope

 

The Health Professions Department includes the Health Professions Certificate and Degree Programs, the Health Science Academy in Plano, and Dual Credit Health Science courses.  

 

Clinical programs are available in the following tracks (click each program link below to view the flyer for more information):

 

Important Information and Resources

Information Sessions

Interested in CNA, EKG, Phlebotomy, or PCT Certification? Attend an information session with us to get your questions answered. Information Sessions do not include information regarding dual credit programs.

Attend an Information Session

Applications

Now Accepting Applications for Spring 2025. Location and Course availability is subject to minimum student enrollment. EKG Technician and Patient Care Technician (PCT) programs begin every Fall semester.

ATTN: Spring 2025 Program Availability Update as of 12/17/24:
Phlebotomy Technical Campus Option #1 = Full, accepting waitlist only
Phlebotomy Technical Campus Option #2 = 1 seat available
Phlebotomy Farmersville = Canceled
CNA Wylie = 4 seats remaining
CNA Celina = 3 seats available
CNA Technical Campus = available

Complete our Application Process

FAQs

When and Where are classes offered? What immunizations do I need? Get these questions answered and more.

View our Frequently Asked Questions

Basic Life Support Courses

Collin College offers American Heart Association Basic Life Support (BLS) CPR courses.

Register for BSL Courses

Advising Available

Schedule an appointment to receive healthcare program advising. Technical (Allen) & McKinney Campuses only.

Schedule an Advising Appointment

Contact Us

More questions? Send us an email.

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Students may pursue academic awards (AAS, Level 1 Certificate, and Institutional Credentials Leading to Licensure or Certification (ICLC) in any of the Health Professions tracks. The awards are stackable, and many courses are available online, so students may choose to start with an ICLC and continue to their AAS.

 

For Information about the Bachelor of Applied Science (BAS) in Clinical Operations Management, please visit: Clinical Operations Management BAS Information.