You Will Make a Life-Saving Difference
There may be no higher calling than helping to save the lives of others. Working in medical sciences and services requires a solid educational foundation, strong communication skills, endless compassion and patience, and the ability to collaborate with other members of the medical team. At South Piedmont, you’ll benefit from our holistic approach to medical education. You’ll graduate ready to join the hundreds of South Piedmont alumni who are already making a life-saving difference at hospitals, clinics, and medical practices across the nation.
Our Grads are In High Demand
South Piedmont Medical Sciences & Services graduates are working at hospitals, clinics, and practices throughout Anson and Union counties — and beyond. Why do hiring managers seek out South Piedmont graduates? Because our students learn from highly trained, experienced professionals. Because we teach our students not just technical knowledge, but also the communication and collaboration skills they’ll need to achieve positive patient outcomes. Plus, our students learn in state-of-the-art labs and complete their clinical training at our numerous clinical partner sites, including Novant and Atrium.
Common Roles of Medical Sciences Graduates
Registered nurses
CNAs and LPNs
Surgical technologists
Ultrasound technicians
Affordable & Practical
By going to South Piedmont, I was able to live at home and concentrate on working and gaining experience for the job that I really wanted. If I’d gone away to college, I would have been having to pay for living expenses.
Abby Garshnick, ’23 Nursing graduate who now works as a pediatric nurse in Charlotte
Connect With Your Future Colleagues
Once you are enrolled in one of South Piedmont’s Medical Sciences & Services programs, you will be invited to join the club associated with your program of study. Each of our Medical Sciences & Services clubs offers community service opportunities, on- and off-campus activities, and the chance to build relationships with your classmates.