GreentreeNSC

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A collaboration of

• Greentree/NSC
• Open House

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Health Technologies Program

• Greentree Health Science Academy is a college
  prep program for students wishing to earn an
  Associate and/or bachelors degree after high
  school.
• Greentrees health technologies program is a
  two-year program students begin their junior
  year and finish their senior year.
• Students are on a block schedule and spend half
  of their day in labs and half of their day in two
  different academic classes. Students have the
  opportunity to earn 7 credit hours each year
  while at Greentree.
• Certificates

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CTSO

• Skills USA
• Skills USA is a career technical, non-profit
  student organization that is a partnership of
  students, teachers and industry representatives,
  working together to ensure America has a skilled
  work force. It helps students who are preparing
  for careers in trade, technical and skilled
  service occupations, including health
  occupations.
• Skills USA gives students the opportunity to
  compete at regional, state and national level in
  their chosen career field, as well as teaching
  students valuable leadership skills. All
  Greentree Health Science Academy students
  participate in Skills USA.

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FFA The FFA Organization is important to our
natural science programs. FFA makes a
positivedifference in the lives of students by
developing their potential for premier
leadership, personal growth and career success
through agricultural education. All students have
the opportunity to compete at FFA events and
learn valuable leadership skills.
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Academic Course Offerings

• English- junior and senior
• Math- Algebra II, Geometry, Pre-Calculus,
  Calculus, Pre College Math
• Science- Anatomy and Physiology, Chemistry,
  Bio-Micro, Physics
• Social Studies- Government and Economics,
  Psychology, Sociology
• Butler Tech Online-All classes offered by Butler
  Tech On-Line are available free of charge for
  Natural Science Center students (Butlertech.org)
• Foreign Languages, AP Classes, etc.

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Articulated Credit

• Students can earn advanced college credit through
  Sinclair College as part of the regular
  curriculum
• Human Biology 107 (Antm/Phys) 5 cr. Hrs.
• HIM 121 (Medical Terminology) 3 cr. Hrs.
• HIM 122 (Medical Terminology) 3 cr. Hrs.
• Allied Health 103 3 cr. Hrs.
• MAT 101 (College Math) 4 cr. Hrs.
• Other credits students can earn include
• Phlebotomy 1 cr. Hr.
• ECG for Health Care Prov. 1 cr. Hr.
• All of these credits can be transferred to other
  colleges.

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Opportunities

• Students can be recognized in the National
  Technical Honor Society.
• Develop presentations for area organizations such
  as the Rotary.
• Student Government
• Yearbook
• Dance Team
• Prom
• Other Clubs
• Community Service

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Associate Schools and Greentree/NSC share
students!

• Relationship to home school
• You will be considered a student of your home
  school
• Most rights and privileges will still be
  maintained
• You must meet home school requirements for
  graduation.
• Students we share include
• Musicians
• Athletes
• Thespians
• Community volunteers
• Honor students

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Admission Requirements

• Algebra I with a C or better
• Biology with a C or better
• 2.0 or higher GPA
• 92 or high attendance rate
• Recommendation of home school counselor
• Recommended (not required) to have passed all
  parts of the OGT test.
• No major credit deficiencies
• Students who are deficient with one of the
  requirements above may still apply for the and
  may be considered if positions are available

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Butler Tech Natural Science Center and Greentree
Health Science Academy Application Process

• 10th grade students will complete an application
  and give to their home school counselor- ASAP
• Home school counselors turn in all applications
  with students transcripts by the end of February
  to DRL.
• DRL sends applications to Greentree by first of
  March.

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• Students which meet all admission requirements
  will receive a letter of acceptance by the first
  part of April.
• Students, who can not meet requirements by the
  end of the year, will be given a denial letter.
  (if that student takes summer school courses,
  they can reapply after they complete their summer
  school coursework).
• All students who are accepted and those that are
  provisional will receive an open house post card
  invitation in May.

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• By taking Medical Terminology, students are able
  to develop an understanding of medical language
  necessary to be a health care professional.
  Medical Terminology provides the building blocks
  for learning in all of the additional labs at
  Greentree. It opens the door to a
  successful future in health care.

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• The EMS, First Responder course trains the
  student to assess and respond to adult and
  pediatric  emergencies. During the 11 week
  course, students learn Principles of Infection
  Control, OSHA Safety Standards and earn
  certification in both First Aid and CPR for
  Healthcare Providers. Students perform emergency
  response procedures in real life simulations. 

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• Medical Office Management, delivered in junior
  year is a program that includes skills that are
  critical to the success of a medical office, such
  as professionalism, communication skills, front
  office management, and legal aspects of the
  medical field. 

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• Allied Health 103 is a Sinclair articulated
  credit course covers health delivery systems,
  such as communication, legal and ethics,etc .
  Students earn 3 college credits for this course.

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• Medical Assisting students will be prepared to
  maintain the highest quality of patient care
  take vital signs, run laboratory and diagnostic
  tests, all while utilizing organization,
  communication and management skills. Students can
  gain employment in a hospital, clinic, doctors
  office, nursing home, medical supply business,
  home healthcare agency, insurance company or
  pharmaceutical company if they know the basics of
  medical assisting.

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• The Nurse Aide section of the curriculum prepares
  students to take care of patients in a hospital
  or long-term care facility.  The program is
  approved by the State of Ohio Department of
  Health and the students will receive a
  certificate of completion for the course work
  after they have successfully completed
  classroom  laboratory work and clinical
  experience.  This certificate allows them to take
  the Nurse Aide State Test.

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Senior Year
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• Introduction to Dental Assisting includes dental
  terminology and spelling education requirements,
  functions and credentials of all dental team
  members, ethics and statues communication
  skills professionalism, and job seeking skills.
  As well as, an introduction to dental health
  education, basic nutrition, and patient teaching.
  Included will be a study of periodontal disease,
  its risks and preventative measures. Basic skills
  of oral hygiene instruction, fluoride treatments
  and coronal polishing of the teeth will be
  implemented.

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• Health Information Management, delivered in
  senior year, explores all aspects of the medical
  record, including content of the record, purposes
  of the record, legal issues regarding the medical
  record health care delivery settings,
  professionalism, HIPAA, and risk management.

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• By taking Medical Terminology II, students are
  able to develop an understanding of medical
  language necessary to be a health care
  professional. Medical Terminology provides the
  building blocks for learning in all of the
  additional labs at Greentree. Students earn an
  additional 3 college credits for this course.

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• In the Exercise Science course assists in
  preparing students to learn about a multitude of
  health-related careers including cardiac
  rehabilitation, pulmonary rehabilitation,
  physical therapy, corporate fitness/wellness, and
  strength and conditioning. This program also
  provides an introduction to the fitness industry.

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• Introduction to Pharmacology program educates
  students about positions in hospitals, retail
  pharmacies, and other medical facilities working
  as pharmacy technicians assisting registered
  pharmacists in all aspects of prescription
  dispensing. Pharmacy technicians fill orders for
  unit doses and prepackaged pharmaceuticals and
  perform other related duties under the
  supervision and direction of a pharmacy
  supervisor or staff pharmacist.

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• Each senior has the option of an additional lab
  which can include exercise science, phlebotomy,
  EKG, Internship at the hospital, or Microsoft
  Certification for HIM. Seniors have the
  opportunity to visit the hospitals in their area
  of interest, as well as intern in the summer at
  the hospital.

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Project and Work-Based Experiences!

• Students participate in a variety of internships
  with area hospitals and medical centers, such as
  Atrium Medical Center, Miami Valley Hospital, and
  Garden Manor Retirement Village. Students will
  participate by job shadowing or actually working
  in a clinical and/or non-clinical area of their
  choice.
• While in a clinical setting, students are
  supervised by clinical staff and mentors of the
  hospital or healthcare facility along with their
  health technology instructors

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