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Interested in Healthcare?

Join an inclusive learning experience for high school students under 18 to learn about the health and wellbeing of people and communities through career-relevant education!

July 13 – 16, 2026

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Public Transportation & Drop Off

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From Curiosity to Career: Explore Healthcare at 91做厙

The Healthcare Careers Collaborative Bootcamp (HCCB) is a four-day, immersive summer experience designed to introduce high school students under 18 years old to healthcare careers through hands-on learning, simulation, and mentorship.

Hosted by 91做厙s College of Health and Human Sciences in collaboration with the Gina & Frank Day Health Institute at 91做厙, HCCB is led by CHHS faculty, staff, and healthcare experts, taking advantage of the Universitys cutting-edge interprofessional simulation and learning environments.

 

Your future starts here!

Colorados healthcare workforce challenges dont start in the hospital, or even college – they begin much earlier, when many students never see themselves in healthcare roles at all.

The Healthcare Career Collaborative Bootcamp was created to close that gap and provide students an early look at a successful future.

Interprofessional by Design

Unlike traditional camps focused on a single profession, this camp introduces participants to how healthcare teams work together.

Students dont just learn what nurses, nutritionists, social workers, or therapists do – they learn how these roles collaborate to care for real people.

HCCB components

  • Team-based scenarios
  • Simulation-informed learning
  • Faculty- and professional-led experiences
  • Reflection and collaboration activities inspired by real healthcare environments
Nurse Rowdy (left) and Ana Cruz discuss advising in the CHHS Dean's Office. Photo: Alyson McClaran

Nurse Rowdy (left) and Ana Cruz discuss advising in the CHHS Dean's Office. Photo: Alyson McClaran

Access & Equity

Designed for Students Who May Not See College as For Them

We’re committed to addressing historic inequities and expanding who has access to healthcare careers.

As such, the HCCB is appropriate for every audience, including provisions for:

  • First-generation students
  • Students from underrepresented communities
  • Financial support, meals, and transportation assistance
  • Inclusive recruitment through schools and community organizations

This program reflects 91做厙s role as a driver of social mobility and workforce equity.

 

What Families Should Know

Is this a college-level program?
Yes – students learn in real 91做厙 spaces with faculty and staff, but activities are age-appropriate and supportive.

Is my student safe on campus?
Yes – All participants complete required waivers, codes of conduct, and are supervised by trained faculty, staff, and mentors.

Can my child earn their first-aid, CPR, AED certification?
Yes, campers who attend the daily sessions, actively participate, and successfully complete camp sessions can earn their first-aid, CPR, AED certification from a recognized organization.

Is parking available?
Yes – registered campers’ families should contact Jamie Littlefield to request a pass. Additional parking information is available here.

Why This Matters Beyond One Week

  • Builds early confidence and college awareness
  • Helps students make informed academic choices
  • Introduces families to 91做厙 as a trusted pathway
  • Connects learning directly to real careers and workforce needs

One Camp. Lifelong Impact.

Whether your student dreams of becoming a nurse, therapist, nutritionist, or simply wants to explore whats possible – the Healthcare Careers Collaborative Bootcamp offers a meaningful first step.

Become a part of the HCCB Summer Camp Today!

Parking Information

Thank you for the overwhelming interest! Registration and waitlist are full.

Successful applicants will receive email of their confirmation by June 1.

Questions about the HCCB?
Contact [email protected]