Health Careers Immersion and Skills Camp
About this Event
EXPLORE, PREPARE, IGNITE.
High school students ages 14-17 are invited to join an immersive, hands-on summer day camp designed to inspire and prepare the next generation of health professionals. Camp runs from 8:30 am - 3:30 pm daily.
During this exciting camp, students will:
- Become First Aid/CPR/AED, EpiPen and Asthma certified through the Red Cross
- Become teen Mental Health First Aid certified through Northland Family Help Center
- Experience life as an NAU Lumberjack, through campus excursions and two meals in a university dining hall
- Learn about applying to college, preparing for higher education, and what it’s like to attend Northern Arizona University
- Explore in-demand health careers through engaging, hands-on activities with NAU faculty, students, alumni and professionals in the field
Students will also receive:
- A $25 gift card for completing the teen Mental Health First Aid course
- A CHHS t-shirt and tote bag
Family Celebration | Parents and families are invited to join students and the College of Health and Human Services on the last day of camp, Friday, July 17 at 3:00 pm, to celebrate the successful completion of the program and to learn more about the health careers available to their students.
This camp is a unique opportunity for teens to build life-saving skills, explore future careers, experience college life, and take meaningful steps toward a future in healthcare.
COST
$125 per student (scholarships available)
Optional: $35 parking permit for campers who need to park on-campus
Reserve your spot through this registration page. Once registered, a representative will be in touch with additional details on parking options, signing consent forms, and paying for camp/pursuing a scholarship!
QUESTIONS?
Contact us at [email protected]
NOTE
Campers must be available to attend all days of camp to register.
Where is it happening?
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