A career in health services gives you the chance to change your life -- and to change the lives of others. With an associate degree or technical certificate from Ivy Tech Community College, you can get the skills you need to continue your education at a four-year institution or enter the job market to start a good-paying job right out of college.

Either way, you'll be prepared for life as a health care professional, where you can help people stay well and recover from illness or injury while working in a fast-paced, dynamic environment. Today's health care workplace offers tremendous opportunities.

See which campuses offer this area of study.

Associate of Nursing (ASN)
Practical Nursing (LPN)
Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA)
Dental Assisting
Medical Assisting
Paramedic Science
Surgical Technology
Emergency Medical Technician (EMT)
Respiratory Care

Laurie Peters
Dean, School of Health Sciences
(765) 457-0858
ext. 101

Sherra Strahan
Administrative Assistant
(765) 457-0858
ext. 100

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Angie Bowman

"Success"
“I can still picture myself on the first day of class walking into the building…I had mixed emotions.” Angie Bowman ’94 looks back on the decision she made to attend Ivy Tech now with a smile. Fifteen years ago, Angie was a single mom working full time looking for a way to improve both her and her child’s life. She looked to Ivy Tech and never looked back.

After earning her LPN from Ivy Tech, Angie began her career in the medical field. Today, Angie works as a nurse practitioner at Howard Regional Health System and she also teaches nursing classes part time at—you guessed it—Ivy Tech Community College.