National Consortium of Health Science Education (NCHSE)
​The National Consortium for Health Science Education (NCHSE) is a national partnership of health science state leaders, organizations, publishers, and resource providers interested in bridging that gap through quality education. We work to stimulate creative and innovative leadership for ensuring a well-prepared health workforce.

Washington is a NCHSE Member State and ALL schools in Washington qualify for member pricing for conferences & resources!

National Health Science Conference

Event Details:
October 27-31, 2020
Location: Virtual / Online
Conference Registration $175 through October 1;  $200 after October 1
This conference is unique because it is 100% focused on health science education. Health science teachers, administrators, state health science leaders and health professionals from across the country will come together to showcase their programs and best practices, communicate their innovative teaching strategies and connect with other health science educators on how to enhance and impact health science education programming.

National Health Science Standards

The health science standards offer an answer to the question, “What does a worker need to know and be able to contribute to the delivery of safe and effective healthcare?” The standards represent core expectations transferrable to many health professions.
The standards provide:
  • Measurable accountability communicated in a user-friendly manner to educators and students
  • A comprehensive curriculum framework for course designs and assessment construction
  • Validation on timely basis by stakeholders: individuals representing business/industry, professional organizations, credentialing and state education agencies
Health Science Curriculum Enhancements 6.0 Edition
Curricular materials developed for teachers by teachers and distributed by NCHSE. It’s labeled a GAMECHANGER; a major redesign with content outlines, PPTs, activities, projects, videos, websites, and test items; even more exciting—the infusion of technology. This learning tool will be valuable for face-to-face, blended or completely online instruction.
Introductory Webinar will be hosted by NCHSE August 12th at 1300 PST