AHP - Physical Rehabilitation

Program Description
The Academy of Health Professions program uses project and problem-based learning, clinical experiences, as well as classroom and lab instruction to teach students about the field of health care. Students progress through two foundation courses: Foundations of Medicine and Health Science and Structure and Functions of the Human Body. Students are prepared for actual experience in the clinical setting with a focus on the specific knowledge, skills and abilities that relate to Rehabilitative Science. 

Available Certifications	Available College Credits
Personal Trainer Certification American Heart Association – Basic Life Support for Healthcare Providers Certification American Heart Association – Standard First Aid Certification OSHA-10	College of Southern Maryland (5 Credits) Stevenson University (4 Credits)

 

 

Course Sequence
Foundations of Medicine and Health Sciences
Structure and Functions of the Human Body
Physical Rehabilitation
Allied Health Internship

Sample High School Schedule

	9th Grade	10th Grade	11th Grade	12th Grade
1	Technology Education Requirement	Elective	Structure & Functions of the Human Body	Physical Rehabilitation
2	Health/Fitness For Life Requirement	Elective	Foundations of Medicine and Health Sciences	Allied Health Internship
3	Fine Arts Requirement	Financial Literacy	Elective	Elective
4	Science Requirement	Science Requirement	Science Requirement	Elective
5	History Requirement	History Requirement	History Requirement	Elective
6	English Requirement	English Requirement	English Requirement	English Requirement
7	Math Requirement	Math Requirement	Math Requirement	Math Requirement

  *Note: The schedule above is a sample only. Students should always review course selections with school counselors and refer to the current Charles County Public Schools High School Program of Studies.*

High Schools that Offer the Program
Robert D. Stethem Educational Center- Students apply in 10th grade