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Health Occupations (Allied Health 010) is a required course to complete the application process for the School of Allied Health Professions at ÁùºÏ²ÊÈ«Äêͼ¿â. This course assists the prospective student to learn about the application and acceptance process, and then to complete the application process. The class provides students the opportunity to make career decisions based on information learned in the class.

Health Occupations(Allied Health 010) provides an introduction to allied health careers and the specific career programs offered at ÁùºÏ²ÊÈ«Äêͼ¿â. These career programs include:  

Class presentations by the program director and professionals in the field from each of the above noted career programs are a major component of this course. These 40 minute presentations are designed to give the prospective student applicant a snapshot view of that specific career including educational requirements, job responsibilities and employment opportunities. The application process for the career program is also completed through this course. The on campus section encourages students to ask questions and hear questions others may ask about a career area.

The class is offered every regular semester. Start date, time and location varies from semester to semester, please see Class Schedule.

You must first be a student at the college. An application to ÁùºÏ²ÊÈ«Äêͼ¿â is available from our web site. Then when it is your enrollment date, enroll on line in the Health Occupations class.

All college classes are billed at the current college enrollment fees per class unit taken. Exact costs of these enrollment fees are outlined in the current class fee schedule. The Health Occupations class is 0.5 class units, so the cost for this class will be one-half of the current enrollment fees per unit.

An approximate core cost for each specific Allied Health program can be found on the Allied Health Program Grid (PDF).  

The wait list times vary depending on the specific Allied Health program. An approximate time of waiting for each program can be found on the Allied Health Program Grid (PDF).

Each program has specific prerequisite classes that must be completed before you can be accepted into the program. A list of the prerequisites for each program can be found on the Allied Health Program Grid (PDF).

For further information contact the School of Allied Health Professions Office (714) 432-5702.