HCC Emergency Medical Services program has been recognized as the top EMS education program in Texas, according to a comprehensive analysis of 2024 National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians.
Max is one of the kindest, hardworking students we have ever had in the program. He excels academically and perseveres through challenging times. Max is simply a joy to be around. He will make an excellent physical therapist clinician. ⏤ Dr. Michele Voight, Physical Therapist program director
From Medical Laboratory Technician to Medical Laboratory Scientist: Meet Maria Angel, Class of 2019, and find out how HCC Coleman College placed her on a career path to success!
Houston Community College (HCC) is committed to empowering students through transformative educational opportunities that prepare them for high-demand careers in both civilian and military sectors. The HCC Military Education Program Office administers several premier initiatives designed to support academic success while reducing financial barriers.
In this episode of HCC's The Topic, WHI Innovation Fellows, Dr. Remya Mohanraj and Dr. Jing Sun, discuss a grant funded project to develop Open Educational Resources (OER) to benefit students taking Introductory, General, and Organic Chemistry lab courses.
Kelley Vo is a remarkable Medical Laboratory Technician student whose perseverance and positivity have left a lasting impression on everyone around her. Despite facing significant personal challenges, she consistently showed up with a sunny disposition and a genuine eagerness to learn and support others. Her resilience, coupled with her unwavering enthusiasm, made her a bright presence in the classroom and a reliable team player among her peers. ⎯ Karlien Smith, Medical Lab Tech program director
Ten years later, April Cage, Class of 2015, is thriving as a senior physical therapist assistant and site coordinator of clinical education for a major hospital system in the world-renowned Texas Medical Center.
Four students from HCC Coleman College set a precedent as the first students from a two-year institution to attend the National School of Tropical Medicine (NSTM) at Baylor College of Medicine (BCM) Summer Institute June 9-20, 2025.