• Medical Lab Scientist
• Surgical Technologist
• Social Work
• Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner

Prepare for employment in a dental office or lab by learning the current concepts of clinical chairside assisting.

Earn your paramedicine degree for entry-level paramedic positions at ambulance companies, fire departments, hospitals, and clinics, by learning to operate under fast-paced situations and provide treatment in numerous medical emergencies.

Prepare to become a Firefighter and or a Paramedic. Through hands-on experience and career connections with local fire departments, you will learn the specialized demands of this highly diversified and technological career.

Start your career in the medical industry in business support services. Work as an office assistant in office reception, communication, documentation, accounting, or managing documents.

Explore the field of Human Services and learn to identify aspects of individual, family and social behaviors and the steps involved in resolving problems through social services systems.

This one-year program is designed to prepare you for an entry-level position in a career that performs medical office functions such as scheduling, office reception, medical documentation, managing patient records, assisting in clinical procedures and examination of patients, performing clinical laboratory procedures, and compliance to all quality and regulatory compliance.

UCC’s Nursing program enables students to make an immediate difference in other people’s lives. Develop critical decision-making skills and foundation to learn how to treat chronic and acute health problems.

UCC has partnered with Linn-Benton Community College (LBCC) to offer a degree program for Occupational Therapy Assistant Associate of Applied Science.

UCC’s Phlebotomy program is your fast track to an exciting new career. In just 11 weeks, or certificate program will equip students with the skills necessary to become an entry-level phlebotomist.