
Healthcare Pathways
Support is available for participants in noncredit training or degree programs, including those pursuing careers such as:
- certified nurse aide (CNA)
- home health aide (HHA)
- personal care aide (PCA)
- those studying Health Education, Nursing or related fields at SUNY Adirondack
This program allows SUNY Adirondack the flexibility to offer financial support in the way of books, uniforms, gas cards and technology, as well as access to emergency funds so students can overcome barriers to complete their education or employment retention.
Health Care Career Showcase: 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 8, 2025
Location: SUNY Adirondack, 640 Bay Road, Queensbury, NY 12804 – Northwest Bay Conference Center
Are you considering a career in health care? Discover the many opportunities in this fast-growing field at this free health care career showcase for adults! Light refreshments will be provided. Highlights include:
- A panel of health care professionals: learn about real career journeys
- Recruiters and employers ready to connect throughout the event
- An interactive demonstration on real-life health care scenarios
- Adult-focused career tips from guest speaker Liza Ochsendorf, Director of Warren County Workforce Development
Discover local jobs you can train for now, meet people who’ve switched to health care careers, get free resources to help you start today and learn about programs that fit your busy life.
Registration is strongly encouraged online through Eventbrite, but walk-ins are welcome.
If you have any questions, please contact mnichols@ahihealth.org for more information.
Leading the future of care
Healthcare Pathways offers regular training opportunities to prepare you for a rewarding career.

Part of a journey

The PCA class was an incredible bridge between my journey as a nursing student and my work in the medical field. It allowed me to gain hands-on experience and build essential skills, all while pursuing my studies. This opportunity has deepened my passion for patient care and prepared me for a successful nursing career."