Medical Assistant Clinical/Clerical - Diploma

As a professional medical assistant, our graduates can work in private physicians' offices and may have a combination of administrative and clinical responsibilities. Medical Assistants are often found in clinics or hospitals' admissions, patient records and insurance departments. Some Medical Assistants find employment in medical labs or blood banks.

Graduates of this program may perform duties in both the administrative and clinical areas of a doctor's office, clinic, or other medical facilities. Some graduates may specialize in either clinical or administrative duties, but most perform duties in both areas. Specific duties may include assisting the physician with exams and minor surgery, administering medication, performing electrocardiographs, phlebotomy, minor laboratory procedures, taking vital signs, interviewing patients for medical histories, medical record documentation, reception duties, insurance billing, and bookkeeping duties. The objective of the Medical Assistant Clinical/Clerical program is to prepare students with the knowledge, technical skills, and work habits required for entry-level positions in the health care field. This program includes instruction in both the clinical and administrative aspects of medical assisting, anatomy and physiology, and CPR certification. Graduation is acknowledged by awarding a diploma upon completion of the program. Graduates may become Certified Medical Assistants by passing the Certified Medical Assistant Examination.

Medical Office Specialist - Diploma

Medical Office Specialists are uniquely trained members of the health care team who are responsible for data entry, processing, and maintenance of important medical records. Using industry-related computer equipment and software, they provide a valuable service to the medical community by to providing data which indicate disease patterns and trends and make comparisons that may lead to new methods of diagnosis and treatment. Medical Office Specialists work in private doctors' offices, clinics or even hospital admissions, patient records and insurance departments. Medical Office Specialists are in demand in today's medical community. They are the key to an efficient, profitable office.

The objective of the Medical Office Specialist program is to prepare students with the knowledge, technical skills, and work habits required for entry-level positions in the medical field in a private physician's office, clinic, hospital clerical department, or other medical facility. This program includes instruction in computerized medical procedures such as insurance, bookkeeping, word processing, and transcription. Upon successful completion of the program, graduates will be awarded a diploma.

Pharmacy Technician - Diploma

The field of pharmacy technology can provide our graduates with stimulating work and positive growth potential in hospitals, clinics, skilled nursing facilities, retail pharmacies and insurance companies. Pharmacy Technicians assist the Pharmacist in processing prescription orders, maintaining inventories, patient profiles, prepackaging of medications, drug compounding, intravenous preparations and various other facets of an active and progressive pharmacy. Our students will have the opportunity to practice the skills they learned in class during their externship in the final weeks of their training. As our graduates enter the pharmacology field, they become a vital part of the fascinating world of health care professionals.

The objective of the Pharmacy Technician program is to prepare students with the knowledge, technical skills, and work habits required for entry-level positions in the pharmacy field. A diploma will be awarded upon successful completion of the program.