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Material Handler & Certified Logistics Associate 4.0 (CLA 4.0) |
Tri-County Technical College |
1799.00 |
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| The Certified Logistics Associate (CLA 4.0) program provides students with the foundational broad knowledge they will need to understand the world of supply chain and related core competencies. Topics include: the global supply chain, the logistics environment, safety, safe equipment operation, material handling equipment, quality control, workplace communication, teamwork and problem solving and using computers. Also, individuals will take the Forklift Operations & Safety course. Through practice on forklift simulators and on various forklifts (including sit down, stand-up, and varying reach), the Forklift Operations & Safety course will prepare you to be an even greater asset to the logistics industry. |
High School Diploma or Equivalent |
Associate Degree and related experience minimum |
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Medical Administrative Assistant - CE |
Midlands Technical College |
2589.00 |
Yes |
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| In just 8 months, students can train to become a Medical Administrative Assistant. Medical Administrative Assistants perform the non-clinical administrative duties for hospitals, clinics, or physician offices. Duties include staffing, budgeting, customer service, inventories, reports, correspondence, and scheduling appointments. A Medical Administrative Assistant will also manage procedures involving patient admission and records. Completion of this program prepares students to sit for the Certified Medical Administrative Assistant (CMAA) through NHA.
Courses must be taken in this order: Medical Terminology, Medical Office System and Procedures, Medical Billing.
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Medical Administrative Assisting |
Village Career Center, LLC |
2380.00 |
Yes |
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| The Medical Administrative Assistant Program educates students with the theoretical foundation, development of skills such as multitasking as it relates to scheduling appointments, processing insurance requests, maintaining records and corresponding with patients. Develop skills related to the use of best financial practices for a medical center, fundamentals of medical terminology and ethical best practices and understand the basics of working with medical documents, medical billing, and coding processes to prepare them for entry-level positions in the field of Medical Assisting. To support a belief in the innate dignity of the human person and a desire to further the growth potential of the student within the atmosphere of a small institution. The Medical Administrative Assistant Program at Village Career Center prepares the graduate to assume there responsibilities and duties of a Medical Assistant at an entry level. The Medical Assistant is a member of the health care team who works directly with the patient, the physician and under the supervision of the physician in the clinic setting, performing a variety of administrative duties. Village Career Center believes that students should assume personal responsibility for learning, while the faculty provides an environment which will facilitate learning. Upon completion of the academic requirements in the three learning domains (cognitive, psychomotor, and affective) the graduate of the Medical Administrative Assistant will have completed the program objectives and terminal competencies.
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High School Diploma or Equivalent |
Registered Medical Assistant with 9 years experience. |
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Medical Assisting - Certificate |
Fortis College |
18034.00 |
Yes |
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| The Medical Assisting program includes administrative and clinical competencies expected for entry-level positions in a health care setting. Students develop skills in front office administration with an introduction to health insurance and basic billing practices. The back-office portion focuses on direct patient contact and typical clinical and laboratory skills, such as minor clinical procedures, EKG, phlebotomy, injections, and lab screenings. Students also learn to observe Universal Precautions, OSHA regulations, HIPAA requirements, confidentiality, and the legal aspects applicable to any allied health environment. |
High School Diploma or Equivalent |
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52.38 |
77.78 |
80.95 |
5685.98 |
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Medical Coding Specialist - Certificate - CE |
Midlands Technical College |
3589.00 |
Yes |
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| This program will prepare students to sit for the Certified Coding Specialist exam offered through AHIMA. After you are certified, you'll be eligible for jobs as a Medical Coding Specialist, a career that is in high demand right now in South Carolina.
What is a Medical Coding Specialist? All medical facilities, including doctor's offices, hospitals, and labs, need someone to manage insurance claims, invoices, and payments. As a medical billing and coding specialist, you will be a liaison between your employer and the insurance companies of your patients. This type of work is great for detail-oriented people who are very organized. Your work may include: Correctly coding medical services, procedures, diagnoses, and treatment. Updating rejected claims, Preparing and sending invoices, Tracking payments, Calling patients and insurance companies about outstanding bills, Billing and Coding, Defined Billing refers to creating invoices, sending claims to insurance companies, and then billing patients for any leftover balance that the insurance did not cover. Coding means converting a doctor's diagnostic notes into a set of codes for record-tracking and billing purposes. |
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15.29 |
13.25 |
4705.69 |
64.29 |
25.00 |
92.86 |
91.67 |
4705.69 |
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MIG and Flux Cored Welder- CE |
Midlands Technical College |
3958.00 |
Yes |
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| This program focuses on the Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW) and Flux Cored Arc Welding (FCAW) processes. In two, 9-week classes you will learn how to use MIG Spray Transfer to weld in all positions. You will also learn how to properly setup and use an Oxy-Fuel Torch. The MIG and Flux Cored Welder Certificate is a stand-alone certificate but can be combined with the Stick and TIG certificates to earn the Comprehensive Welder Certificate. Students are required to purchase approximately $400-500 worth of welding gear and small hand tools. Courses taken in this program may be applied toward academic program courses. This will be done on a case-by-case basis.
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MSSC Manufacturing Certified Production Technician 160 HR- CE |
Midlands Technical College |
2499.00 |
Yes |
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| In eight to ten weeks, this program will give you the core technical competencies of entry-level production workers in all sectors of manufacturing. Once you successfully complete all four module assessments - Safety, Quality Practices and Measurement, Manufacturing Processes and Production, and Maintenance Awareness you will be awarded the “MSSC - Certified Production Technician” national certification. You will then be qualified to earn $12 to $18 an hour in an entry-level position in a local manufacturing facility.
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NCCER Core – Introductory to Craft Skills - CE |
Midlands Technical College |
1984.00 |
No |
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| This foundational course is designed to provide the very basics in the area of construction including basic job site safety information to prepare workers for the construction environment. Key content includes basic safety, the introduction to construction math, the introduction to hand and power tools, construction drawings, basic rigging, basic communication skills, and basic employment skills and materials handling. This program is 80 instructional hours: 20 Weeks, 4 hours per week.
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Nursing Assistant |
Village Career Center, LLC |
1350.00 |
Yes |
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| This course provides an introduction to theory and foundational skills in nursing assisting for the student. Content includes lecture and discussion on the role of the clinical nursing assistant, nursing terminology, safety, human anatomy and physiology, screening, medical office emergencies, and patient education and communication. The course is designed to provide preparation for entry-level positions in nursing assisting: Students are required to complete 40 hours of clinical at a site approved by Village Career Center in order to earn a Certificate of Completion. |
High School Diploma or Equivalent |
RN with 1yrs of experience long term care experience. |
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100.00 |
89.29 |
85.71 |
8203.22 |
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Paramedic-CE |
Midlands Technical College |
8045.00 |
Yes |
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| The paramedic is a healthcare assistant with incredibly important duties. To be successful in the field, the graduate must be a confident leader who can accept the challenge and high degree of responsibility entailed in the position. The paramedic must have excellent judgment and be able to prioritize decisions and act quickly in the best interest of the patient, must be self-disciplined, able to develop patient rapport, interview hostile patients, maintain a safe distance, and recognize and utilize communication unique to diverse multicultural groups and ages within those groups. The paramedic must be able to function independently at an optimum level in a non-structured environment that is constantly changing. To be eligible for the 11-month long paramedic program (CEEMS 585), students must have a current EMT or Advanced EMT certification. Students must have also completed an Anatomy and Physiology course within the last five years. This program can be completed in approximately 11 months of training beyond EMT. Alternative Pathways to Paramedic. Advanced EMT to Paramedic.
Midlands Technical College also offers an Advanced EMT to Paramedic Program (CEEMS 610). Students must be certified as an Advanced EMT and have completed an Anatomy and Physiology course within the last five years. This program can be completed in approximately 6 months of training beyond Advanced EMT. 68W Military Occupational Specialty Pathway. Midlands Technical College recognizes the valuable education and field experience acquired by military personnel with a 68W (Combat Medic Specialist) military occupational specialty. In alignment with our commitment to supporting veteran and active-duty military students, we have established a pathway to facilitate entry into the Advanced EMT to Paramedic program. Applicants for the 68W pathway must hold an active NREMT certification & 68W MOS. Qualified 68W applicants will be granted experiential credit and admitted at the Advanced EMT level within the program and may complete the Advanced EMT to Paramedic Program (CEEMS 610). If you are not currently an EMT, MTC offers Emergency Medical Technician and Advanced EMT training certificates. For more information, contact MTC Corporate and Continuing Education at 803.732.0432 or cce@midlandstech.edu. Special Note: Successful completion of some classes in this training program, along with meeting college entrance and program requirements, may provide you with exemption credit and/or advanced placement into the Emergency Medical Technology degree program at Midlands Technical College. For further information, contact 803.732.0432. Accreditation: The Midlands Technical College Paramedic Program is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs upon the recommendation of the Committee on Accreditation for the EMS Professions (CoAEMSP). Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs.
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