Health Science Careers - Mt. Pleasant

Health Science Careers students will become certified in CPR, First Aid, AED, learn medical terminology, and communication skills necessary to work in the health care field. Upon successful completion of the program (classroom, lab and clinical objectives) students may test to become certified nursing assistants (CNA). Individualized areas of study include: Phlebotomy, Pharmacy Technician, EMT (Emergency Medical Technician), First Responder, Physical Therapy, Veterinary Tech, Dental, Nutrition, Massage Therapy and more.

(Health Careers/CNA is held at the GI-TEC Mt. Pleasant Campus).

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2026 Montcalm Area Career Center Competition

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Phlobotomy certified — Phlobotomist Certified

Entry Level Jobs

(with program completion)

911 Emergency Dispatcher
Administrative Medical Assistant
Appointment Scheduler
Caregiving Assistant
Dietary Aide
Hospital Housekeeper
Lab Technician Assistant
Mortuary Assistant
Optical Technician
Resident Care Assistant - Assisted Living
Kidney Dialysis Assistant
Billing Clerk/Cashier

Denise Arnold

Health Careers Instructor

(989) 775-2210 x 20503

darnold@gi-tec.net

Cheryl Lobert

Health Careers Paraprofessional

(989) 775-2201 x 503

clobert@gi-tec.net

Congratulations to our amazing GI-TEC Health Careers students who have worked hard all year to gain their CNA certifications! Becoming a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) takes dedication, compassion, and commitment. These students completed rigorous classroom instruction, hands-on clinical training, and demonstrated the skills needed to provide quality patient care. They learned vital healthcare skills including patient safety, infection control, communication, vital signs, personal care, and teamwork in a healthcare setting. Earning a CNA certification opens doors to a wide range of opportunities in healthcare. Many CNAs begin working in hospitals, nursing homes, rehabilitation centers, assisted living facilities, and home healthcare agencies. For others, CNA certification serves as a valuable first step toward careers as Registered Nurses (RNs), Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs), physicians, therapists, and other healthcare professionals. We are incredibly proud of these students for achieving this important milestone and taking the next step toward making a difference in the lives of others. Your hard work, compassion, and commitment to excellence will serve you well in the healthcare field and beyond! — 2025-26 CNA Certifications

Becoming a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) takes dedication, compassion, and commitment. These students completed rigorous classroom instruction, hands-on clinical training, and demonstrated the skills needed to provide quality patient care. They learned vital healthcare skills including patient safety, infection control, communication, vital signs, personal care, and teamwork in a healthcare setting.

Earning a CNA certification opens doors to a wide range of opportunities in healthcare. Many CNAs begin working in hospitals, nursing homes, rehabilitation centers, assisted living facilities, and home healthcare agencies. For others, CNA certification serves as a valuable first step toward careers as Registered Nurses (RNs), Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs), physicians, therapists, and other healthcare professionals.

We are incredibly proud of these students for achieving this important milestone and taking the next step toward making a difference in the lives of others. Your hard work, compassion, and commitment to excellence will serve you well in the healthcare field and beyond!

Becoming certified in phlebotomy is a major accomplishment that requires completing accredited training, passing a national certification exam, and demonstrating successful venipuncture skills. With their certification, Kelly and Adyson are now qualified to work in clinics and healthcare settings drawing blood - with starting wages around $16–$19 per hour!