Upcoming Information Session

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Join the information session on Tuesday, June 23 to explore the new Health Sciences Discovery Pathway at the Prince George Campus.

What to Expect

  • Learn about healthcare pathways, programs, and in-demand healthcare careers in B.C.
  • Meet instructors, staff, and Future Student Services
  • Discover student supports, flexible learning options, and future study opportunities

Tuesday, June 23 | 5:00pm - 7:00pm
 Future Student Presentation Room (Room 1-723) | Prince George Campus
 

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Program Overview

The Health Sciences Discovery Pathway is a new tuition-free preparatory pathway designed to help you explore career options in healthcare while building confidence and furthering your health sciences studies.

Through a supportive cohort learning model, you will gain hands-on exposure to healthcare environments, health career exploration, academic preparation, and Indigenous cultural learning.

The pathway is designed for:

  •  Adult learners returning to education
  • Academic Upgrading students
  • Indigenous learners
  • Learners exploring healthcare careers
  • Students wanting additional preparation before entering competitive health science programs

Program features include:

  • Hands-on, experiential labs and simulations
  • Healthcare career exploration
  • Indigenous cultural learning and Elder-supported teachings
  • CPR “C”, CRC, and SPECO readiness training
  • Supportive cohort environment
  • Navigator and student support services

Why Healthcare?

Healthcare careers continue to be in high demand across British Columbia and Northern B.C.

  • 199,200 projected healthcare job openings in B.C. by 2035
  • 900 projected healthcare job openings in the North Coast & Nechako region by 2035
  • Over 341 projected healthcare positions connected to the new UHNBC acute care tower expansion by 2030/2031

Whether you are upgrading, returning to school, or exploring a new career path, now is the time to explore a future in healthcare.

Highlights

199,200
Projected Job Openings
For healthcare positions in B.C. by 2035 according to the B.C. Labour Market Outlook: 2025 Edition
900
Projected Job Openings
For healthcare positions in the North Coast & Nechako region by 2035 according to the B.C. Labour Market Outlook: 2025 Edition
Over 341
Projected Healthcare Positions
Connected to the new UHNBC acute care tower expansion by 2030/2031

 

Ready to Explore a Future in Healthcare?

Join the upcoming information session or connect with Future Student Services to learn more.

Tel: +1 250-561-5855
futurestudent@cnc.bc.ca

Monday - Friday: 8:30am-4:30pm

Explore Future Healthcare Pathways


Nursing students examining heart model

Nursing

Wynne Nursing (12)

Practical Nursing

Health Care Assistants working together

Health Care Assistant

Professor using dummy to teach dental assistant students

Dental Programs

Lab tech holding a jar

Medical Laboratory Technology

Sonographer using ultrasound machine

Diagnostic Medical Sonography

Students examining X-Ray

Medical Radiography Technology

Dental assistant students organizing equipment

And more healthcare career pathways at CNC

 


 

Student Testimonials

  • Janna Cordeiro

    My favourite part of the program has been going out and job shadowing all the different types of dental offices in town. I get to see the different kinds of job opportunities that are available and determine what kind of office I would enjoy working in after graduation.

    Janna Cordeiro

    Dental Assistant Certificate Student
  • Jason Rapps

    There aren’t very many MLTS programs in Canada, especially out west. Most other programs are in major cities. Because we’re in a smaller city and we’re a smaller program, we’re able to deliver a much more personal experience for our students.

    Jason Rapps

    Medical Laboratory Technology Science Diploma Instructor
  • Sara Evans-4

    My passion for helping others and creating positive change in my community is what inspired me to become a nurse. The experience I have gained in the program is very fulfilling.

    Sara Evans

    Northern Collaborative Baccalaureate Nursing Program Student

 


 

Frequently Asked Questions

Health Sciences FAQ