Rhode Island Healthcare CTE Workforce Pipeline — RHTP Award

Foster-Glocester Regional School District

Create a healthcare pipeline anchored by an on-campus physical therapy clinic, physical and occupational therapy programs, and a middle school wellness initiative.

Burrillville Schools

Expand a K-12 healthcare career pipeline through an enhanced Biomedical Sciences pathway and a new EMS/Health Sciences Learning Center.

East Greenwich Public Schools

Launch Rhode Island's first Pre-Medicine CTE program, modernize healthcare learning environments, expand work-based learning, and use medical simulation and AI-supported clinical learning tools.

Westerly Public Schools

Enhance its Medical Careers and EMS pathway through simulation equipment, virtual reality training, additional staffing, and professional development.

Smithfield Public Schools

Expand biomedical sciences and launch a new behavioral health pathway for healthcare professions.

Scituate School Department

Expand an existing biomedical pathway into a K-12 healthcare pipeline while adding sports medicine, community health, and emergency response options.

Narragansett High School

Establish a healthcare pathway emphasizing physical therapy, rehabilitation services, sports medicine, and athletic training through clinical experiences and industry partnerships.

North Smithfield School Department

Create a healthcare pathway featuring EMS and EMT training, biomedical sciences, simulation technology, and dual-enrollment opportunities.

Chariho Regional School District

Develop a comprehensive K-12 healthcare career pipeline with pathways in EMS, oral health, behavioral health, and community health.

Exeter-West Greenwich Regional School District

Establish a healthcare pathway focused on radiology technology, phlebotomy, physical therapy, and athletic training.

Little Compton School Department

Implement a K-8 initiative focused on health literacy, behavioral health awareness, and emergency preparedness with local first responders.

North Kingstown High School

Complete planning and design for a future Community Integrated Health pathway, including career exploration, dual enrollment, and EMS partnerships.

The Greene School

Connect outdoor experiential learning with healthcare career exploration through wilderness first aid, public health, EMS, and behavioral health experiences.

Jamestown (Lawn School)

Launch an eighth-grade Health Pathways exploratory course featuring CPR, First Aid, Stop the Bleed training, and healthcare career exposure.