If you’re interested in the science and technology of health care, consider a career as a medical laboratory technician. It will immerse you in an exciting diagnostic environment, working both independently and as part of a team to perform complex procedures and tests on all types of human specimens.

Community health is an ideal career path for people looking to make a difference in the daily lives of others. As a community health worker, you’ll work directly with people in different settings, including home care, hospitals, and schools. You’ll help them with mobility, personal care, assisting them to eat their meals, and medication monitoring. It’s a people-focused job.

As a pharmacy technician, you will be part of a pharmacy team, filling prescriptions, assisting patients, maintaining records, and more. Your focus will be the accurate preparation and delivery of medications to your patient. It’s a career that demands careful attention to detail, a high degree of integrity, and lifelong learning. 

Health/Continuing Care Assistants (HCAs) are the eyes and ears of the frail and vulnerable. HCAs, also called health care aides, have employment opportunities in a variety of settings, including hospitals and care homes. They support patients with ambulation, meal assistance/nutrition, personal care (bathing, toileting, dressing and grooming), medication monitoring, communication, and end-of-life care. 

Clinical Pastoral (Hospital Chaplaincy) Education (CPE) is an experience-based approach to learning practical pastoral and counselling skills essential for effective ministry in hospitals and healthcare settings. It combines quality instructions, mentorship and reflective practice with clinical learning about spiritual health care. The CPE program at Marjorie Bash College is open to ordained ministers and persons studying theology. 

Surgical technicians, also called operating room technicians, work alongside and assist surgeons, nurses, and other healthcare team members throughout a surgical operation. Their duties include preparing the operating room, securing supplies, setting up equipment and instruments, anticipating the surgeon’s needs during the surgical procedure, passing instruments, fluids and supplies, and monitoring and assessing room conditions.