Health Professions Career Center

The Clinical Health Summer Program (CHSP) is a seven-week experiential learning opportunity held each year for underrepresented minority and disadvantaged students accepted to a health science or health-related field at North Carolina Central University (NCCU).

The North Carolina Central University Health Careers Clinical Shadowing Program (HCCSP) gives qualified students interested in attending professional schools of medicine and health professions an opportunity to observe a practicing health or medical professional face-to-face or virtually.

North Carolina Central University alumni (NCCU) who are currently in a professional school or graduates of professional schools are invited to speak with students about the undergraduate or graduate experiences that led them to enroll in their respective career programs. 

The staff in the Health Professions Career Center invite recruiters from various colleges and universities to present their graduate and professional programs to students who are interested in pursuing another degree after receiving an undergraduate degree from North Carolina Central University (NCCU). 

These programs, in partnership with other universities, are designed to provide an early decompressed transition into the medical school curriculum.

These programs, in partnership with A.T. Still University, are designed to provide preferred applicant status to qualified North Carolina Central University applicants.