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CEV Multimedia Debuts Health Science Curriculum

By Joshua Bolkan
05/31/16

CEV Multimedia has launched a new health sciences curriculum for students interested in careers in healthcare and health science industries.

The new curriculum "will offer courses in principles of health science, health science theory, medical terminology, anatomy and physiology and much more," according to a news release. "The content areas of the curriculum will focus on career pathways, background knowledge of the industry, basic and complex concepts of anatomy and physiology and basic and complex concepts of human health."

CEV Multimedia's career and technical education courses feature industry resources and training materials and aim to promote concept mastery and possible preparation for industry-backed certifications.

"At CEV Multimedia, we are always looking for growing industries in order to provide students with relevant courses that lead to successful careers after graduation," said Dusty Moore, iCEV president, in a prepared statement. "The healthcare industry is one that is blossoming across the country and we are ecstatic to be able to provide students with the curriculum to thrive in this field."

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