The Future Health Care Leaders (FHL) program is a collaboration with the 21^st Century Visions program of the Port Chester High School.  All Port Chester High School students are eligible to register for the FHL summer program. The goal of the program is to introduce students to various careers and opportunities in the health care field.  Students will be introduced to health care professionals through workshops, information sessions, field trips to health care facilities and hands on projects.  Student will also be trained in CPR, first aid and vital signs.  Not only will students have the opportunity to meet health professionals, but they will also learn about the topical issues that providers, patients, governments, insurance providers and many other health care players are facing today.  Students may receive up to one half of a health or elective credit towards their high school degree upon satisfactory completion of the program.

Izu, Rebecca and Anabel Blood Pressure

Izu Ibe, from New York Medical College’s Service Learning Summer Program, joins the Future Health Care Leaders summer program.  He uses his first year medical college training to assist high school students, Anabel Tapia and Rebecca Barnes, on how to take blood pressure.

Gavin Teaching

The Future Health Care Leaders venture to D’Agostinos at Rye Ridge to spend the afternoon focusing on the importance of balanced meals and nutrition basics.  Students are able to utilize the kitchen and prepare a healthy meal under the guidance of Chef and Registered Dietician Gavin Pritchard.

Larry Board

The Future Health Care Leaders meet with local Port Chester-Rye Brook EMS.  High School student Larry learns first hand how important proper immobilizing techniques are.

Jackie Warrior Pose

Students visit the Carver Center and learn basic zumba and yoga steps to stay active while having fun.