HEALTH CAREER PATHWAYS Presenter: Mischelle Monagle, MSN, MBA, RN Dean of College of Nursing & Health Professions Carl Sandburg College, Galesburg, IL

Guided Pathways “…to create clearly defined, educationally coherent pathways into and through programs of study...” John Fink

Guided Pathways Essential Practices The four dimensions of the Pathways Model, together with essential practices under each, are the following: Create clear curricular pathways to employment and further education. Help students choose and enter a program pathway. Keep students on a path. Ensure that students are learning along their path.

Clarify Paths To Student End Goals Simplify students’ choices with default program maps developed by faculty and advisors that show students a clear pathway to completion, further education and employment in fields of importance to the region. Establish transfer pathways through alignment of pathway courses and expected learning outcomes with transfer institutions, to optimize applicability of community college credits to university majors.

Help Students Stay On A Path Support students through a strong advising process, embedded and ongoing in the pathway experience and supported by appropriate technology, to help students make informed choices, strengthen clarity about transfer and career opportunities at the end of their chosen college path, ensure they develop an academic plan with predictable schedules, monitor their progress, and intervene when they go off track. Embed academic and non-academic supports throughout students’ programs to promote student learning and persistence.

What is the Pathways Model? The Pathways Model is designed to guide students from a point of entry through attainment of postsecondary certifications and degrees that lead to health careers with value in the labor market. The Pathways Model provides program maps – which include specific course sequences that are aligned to progress the student into the healthcare workforce and to the next level of education in a given healthcare field.

Meta-Majors:

Health Career Program Maps Students explore academic and career options. Choose a program of study. Develop a plan based on program maps. The program maps help students stay on track and complete their programs more efficiently. The program maps ensure that students are building the skills across their programs that ensure they will succeed in employment and further education.

Program Maps ADVANTAGES: Map all programs by target career and transfer outcomes. Customized educational plans. Map course sequences, critical courses, embedded credentials, and progress milestones. Map math and other core coursework aligned to each program of study. Option to build pathways into high school dual credit programs. Limits wandering and improves completion.

Health Careers Pathways THERAPEUTIC SERVICES DIAGNOSTIC SERVICES HEALTH INFORMATICS SUPPORT SERVICES BIOTECHNOLOGY RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT

Health Science – Career Clusters Offered at Carl Sandburg College Therapeutic Services Registered Nurse – AAS Degree Licensed Practical Nurse - Certificate Certified Nursing Assistant – Course (new Fall 2018 certificate) Patient Care Technician – Certificate or AAS Degree (new Fall 2018) Medical Assistant – Certificate (new Fall 2018 AAS Degree) Paramedic – Certificate or AAS Degree EMT – Course (new Fall 2018 ER Technician certificate) Dental Hygiene – AAS Degree Mortuary Science – AAS Degree Pharmacy Technician – (Certificate – new Fall 2018) Diagnostic Services Radiologic Technology – AAS Degree Phlebotomy Technician – (Certificate new Fall 2018) ECG Technician – (Certificate – new Fall 2018) Health Informatics Health Information Technician – AAS Degree Medical Coding/Billing Specialist – Certificate

Did you know that healthcare is the largest and fastest growing industry in the U.S.? Top 10 Fastest Growing Health Care Careers Nursing Medical Assistant Health Care Informatics Social Work – Public Health/Social Services Health Care Administrator Pharmacy Technician Paramedic/EMT Medical Coding/Billing Specialists Physical Therapy Assistant Radiology Technician