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Health care career education

Can health care professionals begin training while still in high school? We think so.

Where better to learn about careers in health care than high school? It makes sense. That way students can consider colleges or universities that offer the programs they may want to pursue, whether it's nursing, radiology or surgery. So, why doesn't it happen that way?

At Aurora Health Care, we got excited when a Wisconsin high school invited us to partner with them to help teach basic anatomy classes and introduce students to health care careers. We got involved—taking health care professionals into classrooms to teach about the body systems. Bringing students into hospitals to observe surgery. Providing equipment. And challenging students to think hard about their futures. It's a commitment we're making to students, their communities, and to the future of health care throughout Eastern Wisconsin.

Click on the links below to learn more about careers in health care, for information on Aurora Health Care job opportunities or to learn more about Aurora's nursing or pharmacy careers.

• To get help in researching health care careers, click here for Ask a Librarian.
• To see available Aurora job opportunities, click here.
• To find out about nursing careers at Aurora, click here to order an informative CD.
• To find out about pharmacy careers at Aurora, click here to order an informative CD.
• To learn more about human anatomy, Anatomy Explorer
• Meet doctors right in the comfort and convenience of your own home via video or DVD. Click here to order.