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John B. Wallace Allied Health Division
The John B. Wallace Allied Health Division offers degree and certificate programs which are designed to prepare students for a career in specific health care occupations. The programs range from one semester to two academic years (6 to 24 months) in length.
Interview prep classes for ALL prospective Allied Health Division students
| Date | Time | Location |
|---|---|---|
| 12/17/12 | 10-11:30 | Building 100, RM 108 |
| 1/23/13 | 10-11:30 | Building 100, RM 103 (LAB) |
| 2/20/13 | 10-11:30 | Building 100, RM 108 |
| 3/20/13 | 10-11:30 | Building 100, RM 108 |
*There is no pre-registration to confirm attendance.
*Handouts will be offered.
*Questions may be directeced to the Office of Career Placement , Cooperative Education and Service Learning, 615 230-3307
Degrees and Certificates
- Allied Health Option
- Dental Assistant
- Diagnostic Medical Sonography
- EMT - Basic, Paramedic
- Fire Science Technology
- Health Information Technology (Medical Records)
- Medical Informatics
- Medical Laboratory Technology
- Ophthalmic Technology
- Physical Therapist Assistant
- Radiologic Technology
- Respiratory Care Technology
- Sleep Diagnostics Technology
Professional Advancement
The Division also offers a variety of professional advancement opportunities beyond degree/certificate programs. These include training in Coding/Reimbursement and Advanced Practitioner in Respiratory Care.
Health Sciences Center of Emphasis
The Vol State Health Sciences Center of Emphasis offers non-credit training which serves the continuing education needs and interests of many healthcare professionals throughout the College’s service region.
Student Background Check
All students must have a criminal background check completed (with results provided to the Program) prior to formal acceptance in the Program. The results of the background check will be forwarded to the clinical applications specialist at Vol State. Please take a look at our Background Check Requirements and steps on how to get your results submitted.
Drug Screening
Students seeking enrollment in the Allied Health Programs requiring participation in clinical training in area hospitals and related clinics must provide evidence of having passed a 10-panel urine drug screen prior to official acceptance/enrollment in the Program. Find out more information about the screening procedures and locations.