Career Training

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This program is designed to help students learn information, skills, and critical procedures necessary to improve the quality of life of clients in long-term care facilities and prepare them for the certification exam

The course provides skills training specific to home and hospice patient populations and requires 60 hours of classroom and 16 hours of clinical laboratory instruction.

An overview of basic cardiovascular terminology, anatomy, and physiology. Focuses on the proper placement of electrocardiogram (EKG) leads and maintenance of equipment.

This course provides a working knowledge of collecting blood while emphasizing patient safety, quality assurance, and universal and standard precautions.

These healthcare technicians perform clinical skills such as blood collection, EKGs, catheterizations, recording vital signs and patient treatments, and other tasks related to patient care

You will learn about the patient’s bill of rights and the role each member of the rehabilitation team plays in protecting those rights, and learn moral issues that apply to the daily practice of the PT aide.

Gain the Medical Billing and Coding Fundamentals. Prepare for a career in the Medical Billing industry by gaining an understanding of the language of insurance, revenue cycles, and more.

This program is designed to teach students the skills necessary for employment in the modern medical facility. A qualified medical assistant is capable of performing a wide range of duties, with a variety of technical detail; thus helping the physician in many clinical situations. Upon successful completion of this course, students will receive a certificate of completion and will be eligible for National Certification through the National Health Career Association (NHA).

Basic Life Support training and certification is commonly required of Health Care professionals and other working professionals whose jobs or volunteer positions place them at risk for needing to provide CPR to a co-worker or visitor.