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Phlebotomy & EKG Technician Program
Self-Pace: Online Hybrid Class
Become a Certified Phlebotomy & EKG Technician in as little as 8 - 10 weeks.
KEY DETAILS
OUTLINE
EMPLOYMENT
CERTIFICATIONS
COMPLETION REWARDS
TUITION & FEES
FAQs
Phlebotomy Module Details
EKG Module Details
THE PHLEBOTOMY MODULES
Module 1: Section 1 Intro to Phlebotomy & Infection Control
Module 1: Section 2 Legal Issues in Healthcare
Module 2: Introduction to Human Anatomy & Physiology
Module 3: Medical Terminology
Midterm Exam
Module 4: Phlebotomy Equipment & Supplies
Module 5: Phlebotomy Clinical Skills
Module 6: Phlebotomy Fundamental Essentials
Final Exam
PROCEDURAL CONTENT
Venipuncture Using Butterfly Needle Method
Venipuncture Using Multisample Safety Needle Method
Venipuncture Using Syringe Method
Dermal Puncture for Glucose Testing
Dermal Puncture for Capillary Blood Collection
Dermal Puncture for Bleeding Time Test
Dermal Puncture for Blood Smear Preparation
Urinalysis Procedure & Fecal Sample Procedure
and more.....
THE MODULE DETAILS
Module 1: Section 1 Intro to Phlebotomy & Infection Control
In this module the user will go over the following topics such as: infection control, standard precautions, OSHA, modes of transmission, chain of infection, personal protective equipment, hand hygiene, bloodborne pathogens and more.
Module 1: Section 2 Legal Issues in Healthcare
In this module the content includes legal issues in healthcare such as negligence, malpractice, and other related topics.
Module 2: Introduction to Human Anatomy & Physiology
In this module the content includes introduction to anatomy and physiology of human body systems along with body planes, directional terms and movement terminologies.
Module 3: Medical Terminology
In this module the content includes medical terminologies in their alphabetic order from A to Z.
Midterm Exam
The midterm exam covers module 1 to module 3
Module 4: Phlebotomy Equipment & Supplies
In this module the content includes equipment and supplies required to perform the phlebotomy procedure.
Module 5: Phlebotomy Clinical Skills
In this module the following procedures will be included; various venipuncture procedures using butter fly needle, multi-sample need, and syringe, and dermal puncture procedures for performing bleeding time test, capillary blood collection, blood smear and other procedures.
Module 6: Phlebotomy Fundamental Essentials
In this module the content includes important topics pertaining to the phlebotomy such as complications of phlebotomy, and other relevant topics such as, specimen labelling, specimen handling, specimen transportation, specimen rejection, test requisition, areas of concern, blood collection for legal procedures, blood cultures, urine specimen collection, fecal specimen collection, throat swab collection, blood donation procedure, safety data sheet, incident reports and more..
Final Exam
The midterm exam covers module 1 to module 6
THE SCHEDULE
Starts 1st of This Month
Starts of 15th of This Month
PROCEDURAL CONTENT
12 Lead EKG
15 Lead EKG - Adult
15 Lead EKG - Pediatric
3 Lead EKG
5 Lead EKG
7 Lead EKG
Stress testing
12 Lead EKG Dextrocardiac
THE EKG MODULES
Module 1: Section 1 Cardiac Anatomy & Physiology
Module 1: Section 2 Cardiac Anatomy & Physiology
Module 2: Infection Control & Standard Precautions
Module 3: Section 1 Communication
Module 3: Section 2 Legal Issues in Healthcare
Module 4: EKG History
Midterm Exam (Module 1 to Module 4)
Module 5: Electrocardiography Introduction
Module 5: Understanding EKG Graphs Part 1
Module 5: Understanding EKG Graphs Part 2
Module 6: Interpretation of EKG Part 1
Module 6: Interpretation of EKG Part 2
Module 7: EKG Application Theory
Module 8: EKG Application Procedure
Final Exam (Module 1 to Module 8)
THE MODULE DETAILS
Module 1: Section 1 Cardiac Anatomy & Physiology
In this module, the user will go over the following topics such as: anatomy and location of the human heart, boundaries of the human heart, circulation of the heart, divisions of circulation, layers of the heart, conditions affecting the layers of the heart, septa's of the heart, functions of the septa's, septal defects in the human heart, heart valve structure and function, heart sounds, diseases related to heart valves.
Module 1: Section 2 Cardiac Anatomy & Physiology
In this module, the user will go over the following topics such as: coronary circulation of the heart, coronary heart disease, cardiac muscle structure and function, cardiac cycle, heart rate and factors affecting them, stroke volume, cardiac output, target heart rate and its significance, conduction system of the human heart (pacemakers), cardiac muscle properties, action of cardiac muscles, nervous system and its function on cardiac activities.
Module 2: Infection Control & Standard Precautions
In this module, the user will go over the following topics such as: infection control, standard precautions, OSHA, modes of transmission, chain of infection, personal protective equipment, respiratory hygiene, airborne precautions, contact precautions, droplet precautions, hand hygiene, blood-borne pathogens and more.
Module 3: Section 1 Communication
In this module, the content includes introduction to communication and its elements.
Module 3: Section 2 Legal Issues in Healthcare
In this module, the content includes legal issues in healthcare such as negligence, malpractice, and other related topics.
Module 4: EKG History
In this module the content includes information on the timeline of the invention of the EKG Machine and its history.
Midterm Exam
The midterm exam covers module 1 to module 3
Module 5: Section 1 Electrocardiography Introduction
In this module, the content includes electrocardiograph, electrocardiogram, EKG technician, EKG profession work needs, types of EKG's, complication of EKG, uses of EKG.
Module 5: Section 2 Understanding EKG Graphs Part 1
In this module, the content includes understanding the basics of EKGs such as EKG Leads (bipolar and unipolar), einthoven triangle, composition of leads, unipolar lead placement on chest, unipolar lead placement on chest (dextrocardiac), understanding the basic anatomy of the human ribs and how they are classified, 12 Lead EKG, Lead and is specific views of the heart, understanding the amplitude and duration on the EKG Graph paper, understand the specification of the graph paper such as small box and large boxes, understanding the waves (P,Q,R,S,T), complex (QRS), segments (PR & ST), intervals (PR & QT) of the EKG graph.
Module 5: Section 3 Understanding EKG Graphs Part 2
In this module, the content includes analyzing a rhythm strip (caliper method, paper method, box counting), calculating heart rate, analyzing p wave, analyzing PR interval, analyzing QT interval, analyzing QRS complex, analyzing ST segment etc.
Module 6: Section 1 Interpretation of EKG Part 1
In this module, the content includes interpretation of EKGs of
Rhythms originating from sinus node such as normal sinus rhythm, sinus bradycardia, sinus tachycardia, sinus arrest, sino atrial block, sinus arrhythmia.
Rhythms originating from atria such as premature atrial contraction, wandering atrial pacemaker, atrial flutter, atrial fibrillation, supraventricular tachycardia, multifocal atrial tachycardia.
Rhythms originating from atrial-junction node such as premature junction contraction, junctional rhythm, junctional escape beat, accelerated junctional rhythm, junctional tachycardia.
Rhythms originating from the ventricles such as idioventricular rhythm, accelerated idioventricular rhythm, ventricular fibrillation, premature ventricular contraction, ventricular escape beat, torsades de pointes, asystole, ventricular tachycardia.
Heart blocks such as 1st, 2nd & 3rd degree blocks.
Module 6: Section 2 Interpretation of EKG Part 2
In this module, the content includes axis deviation (right axis deviation, left axis deviation, extreme axis deviation, normal), axis hypertrophy (right & left atrial hypertrophy) (right & left ventricular hypertrophy) , stemi location (lateral, inferior, anterior, septal, antero-lateral inferior-lateral), recognizing pacemakers on EKGs (single chamber vs dual chamber).
Module 7: EKG Application Theory
In this module, the content includes indications and contraindications of EKG, surface anatomy of limb and thorax for electrode placement, types of electrodes, placement of limb and chest electrodes, EKG equipment settings such as sensitivity, paper speed, filter, calibration & gain, various types of EKG artifacts and EKG unit maintenance.
Module 8: EKG Application Procedure
In this module, the content includes various types of EKGs such as 12 Lead EKG Adult, 15 Lead EKG Adult, 15 Lead EKG Pediatric, 3, 5 & 7 Lead, & Stress Testing.
Final Exam
The midterm exam covers module 1 to module 8
TUITION FEES
Oncampus Fee
PROGRAM TUITION & FEES PAYMENT PLANS
Biweekly Plan: EKG & Phleb Tech Hybrid
$189189$Every 2 weeksYou will pay 9 Payments of $189 Every 2 Weeks.Valid for 18 weeks- Program Duration: 8 to 10 Weeks
- Scheduled: Theory Live Class + Clinical On-Campus
- Certified EKG Technician National Certification: Eligible
- Certified Cardiac Monitor National Certification: Eligible
- Certified Cardiac Arrhythmia Tech Certification: Eligible
- Certified Phlebotomy National Certification Exam: Eligible
- $189 every 2 weeks for 9 Payments. ($1701)
Full Pay Plan: EKG & Phlebotomy Hybrid
$1,5901,590$Most Popular | Most SavingsValid for 2 months- Program Duration: 8 to 10 Weeks
- Self Paced- Theory Online & Clinicals Oncampus
- Certified EKG Technician National Certification: Eligible
- Certified Cardiac Monitor National Certification: Eligible
- Certified EKG Technician National Certification: Eligible
- Certified Cardiac Arrhythmia Tech Certification: Eligible
- Certified Phlebotomy National Certification Exam: Eligible
- One Time Payment of $1590
Monthly Plan: EKG & Phlebotomy Hybrid
$299299$Every monthYou will pay 6 Payments of $299 every monthValid for 6 months- Program Duration: 8 to 10 Weeks
- Scheduled: Theory Live Class + Clinical On-Campus
- Certified EKG Technician National Certification: Eligible
- Certified Cardiac Monitor National Certification: Eligible
- Certified Cardiac Arrhythmia Tech Certification: Eligible
- Certified Phlebotomy National Certification Exam: Eligible
- $299 every month for 6 months ($1794)
PROGRAM KEY DETAILS
DURATION
8-10 Weeks
PROGRAM PACE
Self-Pace
START DATES
1st & 15th of this Month
TIME COMMITMENT
15-20 Hours/Week
ENROLLMENTS
Online
CLASS SIZE
Small Class Size
DELIVERY
Hybrid
LANGUAGE
English
KEY
PROGRAM DESCRIPTION
Phlebotomy Description
EKG Description
The Phlebotomy Technician Program provides phlebotomy instruction to the student with a working knowledge of collecting blood while emphasizing on patient safety, quality assurance, universal, standard precautions and legal issues and complications. Techniques taught during this course are Evacuated tube method, Syringe method, Winged infusion set, Capillary blood collection, Glucose testing, Bleeding time, Blood smear & Urinalysis. This program prepares learners to act as entry level Phlebotomists. The Phlebotomist is a member of the health care team who collects and processes lab specimens, educates patients in specimen collection procedures, and performs waived laboratory tests. Phlebotomists may also have responsibilities for information processing, training, and quality control monitoring. Most Phlebotomists work in hospital or clinic labs, blood centers, nursing homes, insurance companies, research facilities, or public health.
The Phlebotomy Technician program at Americation Career and Training School ACTS is designed to make an individual equipped with skills required to work in the healthcare field.
At successfully completion of the program the students will be eligible for 2 national certifications. The Phlebotomy Technician Certification, and Blood-borne Pathogen Certification. Our program was designed keeping in mind the job market and the competitiveness of skills that the employer expects from an employee. The Phlebotomy Technician program has a curriculum that is educationally flexible and provides career mobility. Graduates are prepared to practice safely within their identified scope of practice and to promote, protect, and improve the health of the diverse community. Emphasis is on technical skills necessary to perform personal care to complex patients, implementation of selected portions of care plan that includes performing phlebotomy. Upon graduation students will be considered competent for entry level positions as an Phlebotomy Technician.
At completion of the program the student will be awarded with a certificate of completion.
The EKG Technician program at Americation Career and Training School ACTS is designed to make an individual equipped with skills required to work in the healthcare field. The main skills that you will learn in this program are that of EKG also known as electrocardiography. At successfully completion of the program the students will be eligible for 4 national certifications. The EKG Technician Certification, Cardiac Monitor Telemetry Technician Certification, Cardiac Arrhythmia Technician Certification, and Blood-borne Pathogen Certification. Our program was designed keeping in mind the job market and the competitiveness of skills that the employer expects from an employee.
The EKG Technician program has a curriculum that is educationally flexible and provides career mobility. Graduates are prepared to practice safely within their identified scope of practice and to promote, protect, and improve the health of the diverse community. Emphasis is on technical skills necessary to perform personal care to complex patients, implementation of selected portions of care plan includes performing the EKG,. Upon graduation students will be considered competent for entry level positions as an EKG Technician.
At completion of the program the student will be awarded with a certificate of completion.
OUTLINE
WHERE CAN I WORK AS A PHLEBOTOMY TECHNICIAN
HOSPITALS
DIAGNOSTIC LABS
VA HOSPITALS
NURSING HOMES
MOBILE PHLEBOTOMY
HOSPICE CARE
DOCTORS OFFICE
DIALYSIS CENTER
LONG TERM CARE
BLOOD BANKS
CARDIOLOGY DEPT
MORE FACILITIES......
EMPLOYMENT EKG PHLEBOTOMY
CERTIFICATIONS
Upon successful completion of the phlebotomy and ekg technician training program you will be eligible for National Certification exam. Ask your admissions counselor for detailed information on certification eligibility and options.
CPT
Certified Phlebotomy Technician
BBPC
Blood-borne Pathogen Certification
CET
Certified EKG Technician
CCMTT
Certified Cardiac Monitor Telemetry Technician
CCRAT
Certified Cardiac Arrhythmia Technician
PROGRAM COMPLETION REWARDS
1
DIGITAL BADGE
At successful completion, you will receive digital badges that can be used online to display your achievements.
2
CERTIFICATE
At the completion of the program, you will be awarded with a program completion certificate.
3
CAREER HOURS
With the completion of this program, you will also be awarded with Career Enhancement Clock Hours (CECH), that may be displayed on your resume.
4
TRANSCRIPT
Your completion also comes with a dedicated transcript that shows your areas of grades for each course you attended.
COMPLETION
Frequently asked questions
🔹 Part 1: The Company and Its Environment
• Overview of financial management
• Understanding financial statements, cash flow, and taxation
• Financial ratio analysis and interpretation
🔹 Part 2: Fixed Income Securities
• Time value of money applications
• Bond valuation, yield curves, and interest rate risks
🔹 Part 3: Stocks and Options
• Risk and return in equity markets
• Stock valuation techniques and market equilibrium
• Financial options and hedging strategies
🔹 Part 4: Projects and Their Valuation
• Cost of capital determination
• Capital budgeting basics: NPV, IRR, payback
• Cash flow projections and sensitivity analysis
🔹 Part 5: Corporate Valuation and Governance
• Financial planning and enterprise valuation
• Corporate governance frameworks and ethical finance
🔹 Part 6: Cash Distributions and Capital Structure
• Dividends vs. repurchases
• Designing and evaluating capital structure decisions
🔹 Part 7: Managing Global Operations
• Working capital and supply chain management
• Multinational finance and currency exposure
🔹 Part 8: Tactical Financing Decisions
• IPOs, seasoned equity offerings, and venture capital
• Lease financing and hybrid instruments (convertibles, warrants, preferred stock)
🔹 Part 9: Strategic Finance in a Dynamic Environment
• Dynamic capital structures and firm valuation
• Mergers, acquisitions, and takeover defenses
• Bankruptcy, restructuring, and enterprise risk management
🔹 Part 10: Special Topics
• Portfolio theory and CAPM
• Real options in investment appraisal
• Credit management, cash optimization, and pension planning
• Financial management in nonprofit organizations
1. Administrative Medical Assistant Career
2. Healthcare Environment
3. Legal and Ethical Issues in Healthcare
4. Communication in Healthcare
5. Office Environment and Being a Receptionist.
6. Medical Office Procedures for Handling Telephone.
7. Medical Office Procedures for Scheduling Appointments.
8. Medical Office Procedures for Filing.
9. Medical Office Procedures of Medical Records.
10. Medical Office Record Keeping of Drugs and Prescriptions.
11. Managing Written Information
12. Procedure of Email and Mails in a Medical Office Environment
13. Medical office Revenue Cycle.
14. Medical Office Banking Fundamentals.
15. Medical Office Bookkeeping Fundamentals.
16. Medical Office Procedure Coding Fundamentals.
17. Diagnostic Coding Fundamentals.
18. Medical Office Fundamentals on Health Insurance Claims and its Submissions.
19. Medical Office Management Duties
20. Medical Office Financial Procedures.
• Introduction to Pharmaceutical Care.
• Inventory Control.
• Pharmaceutical and Medical Terminology and Abbreviations.
• Drug Actions and Interactions.
• Law and Ethics for Technicians.
• Dosage Forms and Microbiology.
• Immunology and Vaccines.
• Safety in the Workplace.
• Nutrition.
• Medication Errors.
• Pharmacy Mathematics and Measurement Systems.
• Anatomy, Physiology, and Disorders Human System.
• Calculation of Dosages.
• Hospital Pharmacy Practice.
• Community Pharmacy Practice.
• Advance Pharmacy Practice.
• Extemporaneous Prescription.
• Sterile Compounding.
• Financial Management of Pharmacy Operations
• Health Insurance.
• Documentation, Billing, and Collections.
• Computers and Communication in the Pharmacy.
• Program Orientation
• Legal and Ethical Issues in Healthcare
• Understanding the Patient
• Pediatric and Geriatric Patients
• Physical, Chemical and Biological Hazards
• Minimally Invasive Surgery
• Disease Transmission Prevention (Perioperative)
• Emergency Situations
• Pharmacology
• Instrumentation and Equipment Basics
• The Wound
• Introduction to Case Management
• The Diagnostic Procedures.
• Surgery: General.
• Surgery: Obstetric and Gynecologic.
• Surgery: Ophthalmic.
• Surgery: Otorhinolaryngologic.
• Surgery: Oral and Maxillofacial.
• Surgery: Plastic and Reconstructive.
• Surgery: Genitourinary.
• Surgery: Orthopedic.
• Surgery: Cardiothoracic.
• Surgery: Peripheral Vascular.
• Neurosurgery.
The student in this program will be learning the following topics:
1. Career in a Dental Profession.
2. Communication and Interaction.
3. Law and Ethics.
4. Techniques for Preventive Oral Health.
5. Fundamentals of Nutrition.
6. Fundamental Anatomy and Physiology Dental Related.
7. Dental Related Head and Neck Anatomy.
8. Dental Related Embryology and Histology.
9. Dental Related Morphology of Human Teeth’s.
10. Fundamental Concepts of Microbiology and Dental Pathology.
11. Dental Charting Procedures.
12. Dental Related Pharmacology.
13. Emergency Management in Dental Office.
14. Dental Assistant Chairside and Office Assistance.
15. Dental Procedure Basic Instruments and Setting up Dental tray.
16. Dental Instrument Transfer and Operating Field Maintenance.
17. Dental Procedures Related Sedation and Anesthesia.
18. Dental Fundamentals of Endodontics.
19. Dental Fundamentals of Orthodontics, Fixed Prosthodontics and Removable Prosthodontics.
20. Dental Fundamentals of Periodontics.
21. Dental Maxillofacial and Oral surgery.
22. Dental Related Implants.
23. Understanding Pediatric Dentistry.
24. Fundamentals of Dental Sealants.
25. Understanding Coronal Polishing.
26. Computer-Aided Design (CAD) and the Computer-Aided Manufacturing (CAM) Restorative Systems.
27. Cosmetic Dental Procedures and Whitening Procedures.
28. Understanding Liner, Bases, and Cements in Dentistry.
29. Restorative and Dental Laboratory Instruments.
30. Matrixing and Wedging.
31. Managing Dental Office for Dental Assistant.
32. Management Software for Dental Office.
33. Electronic Virtual Simulations for Dental Assistants.
1. Fundamental of Medical Terminology.
2. Human Body.
3. Skeletal System Medical Terminology.
4. Muscular System Medical Terminology.
5. Cardiovascular System Medical Terminology.
6. Immune and Lymphatic System Medical Terminology.
7. Respiratory System Medical Terminology.
8. Digestive System Medical Terminology.
9. Urinary System Medical Terminology.
10. Nervous System Medical Terminology.
11. Special Senses: Eyes and Ears Medical Terminology.
12. Integumentary (SKIN) System Medical Terminology.
13. Endocrine System Medical Terminology.
14. Reproductive Systems Medical Terminology.
15. Pharmacology and Diagnostic Procedures Medical Terminology.
Module 1 – The Health Insurance Career
Module 2 – Fundamentals of Health Insurance
Module 3 – Basics of Managed Health Care
Module 4 – The Revenue Cycle Management
Module 5 – The Regulatory and Legal Issues
Module 6 – International Classification of Disease Clinical Modification Coding: ICD-10-CM Coding
Module 7 – Current Procedural Terminology Coding: CPT Coding
Module 8 – HealthCare Procedural Coding System Level II Coding: HCPCS Level II Coding
Module 9 – Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) Reimbursement Methodologies
Module 10 – Fundamentals of Coding for Medical Necessity, Coding Compliance, and Clinical Documentation Improvement
Module 11 – Billing Forms: CMS-1500 and UB-04 Claims
Module 12 – Insurance Section 1: Commercial Insurance
Module 13 – Insurance Section 2: BlueCross BlueShield
Module 14 – Insurance Section 3: Medicare
Module 15 – Insurance Section 4: Medicaid
Module 16 – Insurance Section 5: TRICARE
Module 17 – Insurance Section 6: Workers’ Compensation
Module 1: Introduction to Sports Nutrition
Module 2: Defining and Measuring Energy
Module 3: Energy Systems and Exercise
Module 4: Carbohydrates
Module 5: Proteins
Module 6: Fats
Module 7: Water and Electrolytes
Module 8: Vitamins
Module 9: Minerals
Module 10: Diet Planning: Food First, Supplements Second
Module 11: Weight and Body Composition
Module 12: Disordered Eating and Exercise Patterns in Athletes
Module 13: Diet and Exercise for Lifelong Fitness and Health
Module 1. Physical Fitness and Wellness.
Module 2. Behavior Modification.
Module 3. Nutrition for Wellness.
Module 4. Body Composition.
Module 5. Weight Management.
Module 6. Cardiorespiratory Endurance.
Module 7. Muscular Fitness: Strength and Endurance.
Module 8. Muscular Flexibility.
Module 9. Fitness Programming and Skill Fitness.
Module 10. Stress Assessment and Management Techniques.
Module 11. Preventing Cardiovascular Disease.
Module 12. Cancer Prevention.
Module 13. Addictive Behavior.
Module 14. Preventing Sexually Transmitted Infections.
Module 15. Lifetime Fitness and Wellness.
1. Careers in Sports Medicine and Athletic Training
2. Legal Considerations and Administration
3. Medical Conditions
4. Emergency Preparedness and Assessment
5. Infection Control and Bloodborne Pathogens
6. Basic Life Support
7. Environmental Conditions
8. Injuries to the Tissues
9. Assembling the First Aid Kits and Equipment Bags
10. Taping and Wrapping
11. Injuries to the Head and Spine
12. Injuries to the Upper Extremities
13. Injuries to the Chest and Abdomen
14. Injuries to the Pelvis and Lower Extremities
15. Return to Play
16. Therapeutic Modalities
17. Therapeutic Exercise for Rehabilitation
18. Strength and Conditioning Specialist
19. Physical Fitness Assessment
20. Nutrition and Weight Management
21. Physical Conditioning
22. Designing a Conditioning Program
23. Promoting Products and Services
Module 1: Entrepreneurship: Evolutionary Development—Revolutionary Impact
Module 2: The Entrepreneurial Mind-Set in Individuals: Cognition and Ethics
Module 3: The Entrepreneurial Mind-Set in Organizations: Corporate Entrepreneurship
Module 4: Social Entrepreneurship and the Global Environment for Entrepreneurship
Module 5: Innovation: The Creative Pursuit of Ideas
Module 6: Assessment of Entrepreneurial Opportunities
Module 7: Pathways to Entrepreneurial Ventures
Module 8: Sources of Capital for Entrepreneurs
Module 9: Legal Challenges for Entrepreneurial Ventures
Module 10: Marketing Challenges for Entrepreneurial Ventures
Module 11: Financial Preparation for Entrepreneurial Ventures
Module 12: Developing an Effective Business Plan
Module 13: Strategic Entrepreneurial Growth
Module 14: Valuation of Entrepreneurial Ventures
Module 15: Harvesting the Entrepreneurial Venture
Lesson 1. Entrepreneurial Life.
Lesson 2. Small Business: Integrity, Ethics and, Social Entrepreneurship.
Lesson 3. Starting a Small Business.
Lesson 4. Franchising and Buyouts for Small Business.
Lesson 5. Family Business for Small Business.
Lesson 6. Business Plan for Small Business
Lesson 7. Small Business Marketing Plan.
Lesson 8. Small Business Organizational Plan: Teams, Legal Structures, Alliances, and Directors.
Lesson 9. The Small Business Location Plan.
Lesson 10. Understanding the Small Business (Firm's) Financial Statements.
Lesson 11. Forecasting Financial Requirements for Small Business.
Lesson 12. Small Business (Firm's) Sources of Financing.
Lesson 13. Planning for the Harvest in Small Business.
Lesson 14. Building Customer Relationships in a Small Business.
Lesson 15. Product and Supply Chain Management for Small Business.
Lesson 16. Pricing and Credit Decisions for Small Business.
Lesson 17. Promotional and Planning for Small Business.
Lesson 18. Global Opportunities for Small Business.
Lesson 19. Professional Management and the Small Business.
Lesson 20. Managing the Small Business Human Resources.
Lesson 21. Managing the Small Business Operations.
Lesson 22. Managing the Small Business Firm's Assets.
Lesson 23. Managing the Risk in the Small Business.
Lesson 1. CBCS: Succeeding in the Social a Mobile Workplace
Lesson 2. CBCS: Planning Business Messages
Lesson 3. CBCS: Organizing and Drafting Messages
Lesson 4. CBCS: Revising Business Messages
Lesson 5. CBCS: Short Workplace Messages and Digital Media
Lesson 6. CBCS: Positive and Neutral Messages
Lesson 7. CBCS: Negative Messages
Lesson 8. CBCS: Persuasive and Sales Messages
Lesson 9. CBCS: Informal Reports
Lesson 10. CBCS: Proposals and Formal Reports
Lesson 11. CBCS: Professionalism at Work
Lesson 12. CBCS: Business Profile
Lesson 13. CBCS: The Job Search, Résumés, and Cover Messages
Lesson 14. CBCS: Interviewing and Following Up.
Lesson 1. Learning the Internet and Mobile Marketing in the Digital Ecosystem
Lesson 2. The Supply Chain Becomes a Value Ecosystem for Marketing
Lesson 3. Various Business Models and Strategies
Lesson 4. Internet Marketing: Direct Response and Database Foundations
Lesson 5. Social Media Marketing as a Cornerstone of Strategy
Lesson 6. Digital Customer Journey Experience
Lesson 7. Customer Acquisition through Display and Mobile Advertising
Lesson 8. Learning Content Marketing
Lesson 9. Learning Email Marketing to Build Consumer and Business Relationships
Lesson 10. Search Engine Marketing/Optimization
Lesson 11. Learning about Paid Search and Social Advertising
Lesson 12. Learning about Mobile Marketing
Lesson 13. The Demand Generation and its Conversion in Business to Business Markets
Lesson 14. The Customer Relationship and Retention Marketing for Online Marketing
Lesson 15. Effective Online and Mobile Websites
Lesson 16. Customer Service
Lesson 17. Online Social and Regulatory Issues such as Privacy, Security and Intellectual PropertyLesson 18. Learn about Measuring and Evaluating Digital Marketing Programs
Patient Care Section Description
This comprehensive course is designed to prepare the student to provide direct care and services to clients throughout the life span under the direct supervision of a licensed nurse. Special emphasis is placed on the care of older clients focusing on their physical, social, emotional, spiritual, and cultural needs. This includes developing skills in procedures, communication, and observation, charting and reporting. The student will be made aware of how State and Federal laws as well as policies and procedures of the institution govern the practice of the nursing assistant. Patient Care skills include taking care of the patient and performing designated duties of specific skills for assisting patient and provide a rehabilitation environment. Some example of patient care skills may include transfer techniques, gait techniques, assisting in wound care management, feeding, taking vital signs, assisting with prosthesis and orthosis devices, perineal care for male and female, wheelchair management, assisting in using bed pans, safety, infection control, anatomy & physiology, nutrition, emergency situations, positioning, and death & dying.
PCT 101 Patient Care Foundation
PCT 102 Principles of Expanded Patient Care
PCT 103 Special Topics of Patient Care
PCT 104 Patient Care Skills
EKG Section Description
The program prepares the candidate as an EKG Technician responsible for performing diagnostic tests to access the heart rhythm and rate in patients. EKG’s are also performed before and after operations, during physicals, examinations of patients over 40, for patients with a history of heart disease, when patients are experiencing chest pains and when the Doctor deems it necessary. The well trained EKG technician is an integral part of the management of patients with heart disease. The EKG Technician may also clean equipment, maintain and process data reports.
EKT 101 EKG Anatomy & Physiology
EKT 102 EKG Theory
EKT 103 EKG Clinical
EKT 104 EKG Competency
Phlebotomy Section Description
This course provides phlebotomy instruction to the student with a working knowledge of collecting blood while emphasizing on patient safety, quality assurance, universal, standard precautions and legal issues and complications. Techniques taught during this course are Evacuated tube method, Syringe method, Winged infusion set, Capillary blood collection, Glucose testing, Bleeding time, Blood smear & Urinalysis. This program prepares learners to act as entry level Phlebotomists. The Phlebotomist is a member of the health care team who collects and processes lab specimens, educates patients in specimen collection procedures, and performs waived laboratory tests. Phlebotomists may also have responsibilities for information processing, training, and quality control monitoring. Most Phlebotomists work in hospital or clinic labs, blood centers, nursing homes, insurance companies, research facilities, or public health.
PBT 101 Introduction To Phlebotomy
PBT 102 PBT Anatomy & Physiology
PBT 103 Phlebotomy Equipment & Supplies
PBT 104 Phlebotomy Clinical Skills
PBT 105 Phlebotomy Theory
When selecting the patient care technician program look for the course content. Americation Career and Training School offers the pct program with the most updated content. We specialize in the patient care technician program and the program makes you eligible for 8 national certification exams at the completion of the program.
At completion you will be eligible for 8 national certifications.
Upon successful completion of this course, students will receive a certificate of completion and will be eligible for National Certification exam.
You may become eligible for the following National Certification Exam:
Certified Patient Care Technician
Certified EKG Technician Clinical (CET/C)
Certified Phlebotomy Technician Clinical (CPT/C)
Certified Restorative Care Assistant Specialist (CRAS)
Certified Cardiac Monitor Telemetry Technician Certification
Certified Cardiac Arrhythmia Analysis Technician Certification
Certified Rehabilitation Therapy Technician
Blood-borne Pathogen Prevention Certification
It totally depends on what set of responsibility are given to you by the employment facility.
You can check on websites such as payscale.com or indeed.com, you will come across various ranges of competetive salaries being offered. However, the final decision is in your hands to choose one job over another.
In this program you will learn patient care skills, ekg skills and phlebotomy skills. Therefore Patient care technician is a multiskills and multicareer program since you can work either as a patient care technician, patient care associate, rehab tech, restorative care assistant, ekg technician, phlebotomy technician, etc... This is the main reason why Patient care technician is a high in demand career in the allied healthcare industry and many individuals are directing their career focus onto becoming a patient care technician. Plus once you complete your program Americation Career and Training School also offers additonal programs that you can enroll in to either add more skills and become more competitive in the market or upgrade into another career. If you have questions you can contact our admissions office and get information on the program.
Admissions Office
Phone: 973-642-4160
Clinical Skills Section Description
This comprehensive course is designed to prepare the student to provide direct care and services to clients throughout the life span under the direct supervision of a Physician. Special emphasis is placed on the care of older clients focusing on their physical, social, emotional, spiritual, and cultural needs. This includes developing skills in procedures, communication, and observation, charting and reporting. The student will be made aware of how State and Federal laws as well as policies and procedures of the institution govern the practice of the medical assistant. Some examples of clinical skills may include wound care management, taking vital signs (temperature, pulse rate, respiratory rate and blood pressure), use of personal protective equipment (PPE), measuring height and weight, vision test, hearing test, cranial nerve testing, skin assessment, autoclave use, pulmonary function test, infection control, anatomy & physiology, nutrition, emergency situations and more.
MA 101 Clinical Skills Foundation
MA 102 Principles of Expanded Clinical Skills
MA 103 Special Topics of Clinical Skills
MA 104 Clinical Skills (Competency)
Program Outline: Veterinary Assistant
1. Introduction to Veterinary Office Practices
2. Medical Records in Veterinary Practice
3. Appointment Scheduling and Management
4. Veterinary Office
5. Veterinary Healthcare Team
6. Inventory and Financial Management
7. Communication and Client Relations
8. Veterinary Ethics and Legal Issues
9. Final Case Studies and Practical Application
10. Program Wrap-up and Assessment
EKG Section Description
The program prepares the candidate as an EKG Technician responsible for performing diagnostic tests to access the heart rhythm and rate in patients. EKG’s are also performed before and after operations, during physicals, examinations of patients over 40, for patients with a history of heart disease, when patients are experiencing chest pains and when the Doctor deems it necessary. The well trained EKG technician is an integral part of the management of patients with heart disease. The EKG Technician may also clean equipment, maintain and process data reports.
EKT 101 EKG Anatomy & Physiology
EKT 102 EKG Theory
EKT 103 EKG Clinical
EKT 104 EKG Competency
Phlebotomy Section Description
This course provides phlebotomy instruction to the student with a working knowledge of collecting blood while emphasizing on patient safety, quality assurance, universal, standard precautions and legal issues and complications. Techniques taught during this course are Evacuated tube method, Syringe method, Winged infusion set, Capillary blood collection, Glucose testing, Bleeding time, Blood smear & Urinalysis. This program prepares learners to act as entry level Phlebotomists. The Phlebotomist is a member of the health care team who collects and processes lab specimens, educates patients in specimen collection procedures, and performs waived laboratory tests. Phlebotomists may also have responsibilities for information processing, training, and quality control monitoring. Most Phlebotomists work in hospital or clinic labs, blood centers, nursing homes, insurance companies, research facilities, or public health.
PBT 101 Introduction To Phlebotomy
PBT 102 PBT Anatomy & Physiology
PBT 103 Phlebotomy Equipment & Supplies
PBT 104 Phlebotomy Clinical Skills
PBT 105 Phlebotomy Theory
When selecting the medical assistant program look for the course content. Americation Career and Training School offers the MA program with the most updated content. We specialize in the following programs for our on campus offerings: clinical medical assistant, patient care technician, ekg and phlebotomy program and this cma program makes you eligible for 8 national certification exams at the completion of the program.
At completion you will be eligible for 8 national certifications.
Upon successful completion of this course, students will receive a certificate of completion and will be eligible for National Certification exam.
You may become eligible for the following National Certification Exam:
Certified Clinical Medical Assistant
Certified EKG Technician Clinical (CET/C)
Certified Phlebotomy Technician Clinical (CPT/C)
Certified Restorative Care Assistant Specialist (CRAS)
Certified Cardiac Monitor Telemetry Technician Certification
Certified Cardiac Arrhythmia Analysis Technician Certification
Certified Rehabilitation Therapy Technician
Blood-borne Pathogen Prevention Certification
It totally depends on what set of responsibility are given to you by the employment facility.
You can check on websites such as payscale.com or indeed.com, you will come across various ranges of competetive salaries being offered. However, the final decision is in your hands to choose one job over another.
In this program you will learn clinical medical assistant skills, ekg skills and phlebotomy skills. Therefore Medical Assistant is a multiskills and multicareer program since you can work either as a clinical assistant, clinical medical assistant, medical assistant, restorative care assistant, ekg technician, phlebotomy technician, etc... This is the main reason why medical assistant is an in demand career in the allied healthcare industry and many individuals are directing their career focus onto becoming either a medical assistant or patient care technician. Plus once you complete your program Americation Career and Training School also offers additonal programs that you can enroll in to either add more skills and become more competitive in the market or upgrade into another career. If you have questions you can contact our admissions office and get information on the program.
Admissions Office
Phone: 973-642-4160
EKG Section Description
The program prepares the candidate as an EKG Technician responsible for performing diagnostic tests to access the heart rhythm and rate in patients. EKG’s are also performed before and after operations, during physicals, examinations of patients over 40, for patients with a history of heart disease, when patients are experiencing chest pains and when the Doctor deems it necessary. The well trained EKG technician is an integral part of the management of patients with heart disease. The EKG Technician may also clean equipment, maintain and process data reports.
EKT 101 EKG Anatomy & Physiology
EKT 102 EKG Theory
EKT 103 EKG Clinical
EKT 104 EKG Competency
Phlebotomy Section Description
This course provides phlebotomy instruction to the student with a working knowledge of collecting blood while emphasizing on patient safety, quality assurance, universal, standard precautions and legal issues and complications. Techniques taught during this course are Evacuated tube method, Syringe method, Winged infusion set, Capillary blood collection, Glucose testing, Bleeding time, Blood smear & Urinalysis. This program prepares learners to act as entry level Phlebotomists. The Phlebotomist is a member of the health care team who collects and processes lab specimens, educates patients in specimen collection procedures, and performs waived laboratory tests. Phlebotomists may also have responsibilities for information processing, training, and quality control monitoring. Most Phlebotomists work in hospital or clinic labs, blood centers, nursing homes, insurance companies, research facilities, or public health.
PBT 101 Introduction To Phlebotomy
PBT 102 PBT Anatomy & Physiology
PBT 103 Phlebotomy Equipment & Supplies
PBT 104 Phlebotomy Clinical Skills
PBT 105 Phlebotomy Theory
When selecting the ekg and phlebotomy technician program look for the course content. Americation Career and Training School offers the ekg and phlebotomy program with the most updated content. We specialize in the following programs for our on campus offerings: clinical medical assistant, patient care technician, ekg and phlebotomy program and this ekg and phlebotomy program makes you eligible for 4+1=5 national certification exams at the completion of the program.
At completion you will be eligible for 4 + 1 = 5 national certifications.
Upon successful completion of this course, students will receive a certificate of completion and will be eligible for National Certification exam.
You may become eligible for the following National Certification Exam:
Certified Phlebotomy Technician
Certified EKG Technician Clinical (CET/C)
Certified Cardiac Monitor Telemetry Technician Certification
Certified Cardiac Arrhythmia Analysis Technician Certification
Blood-borne Pathogen Prevention Certification
There are various programs offered by Americation Career and Training School both on campus and online for you career advancement needs. For example patient care technician, clinical medical assistant, surgical technician, administrative medical assistant etc. Contact admissions representative for detailed information.
It totally depends on what set of responsibility are given to you by the employment facility.
You can check on websites such as payscale.com or indeed.com, you will come across various ranges of competetive salaries being offered. However, the final decision is in your hands to choose one job over another.
In this program you will learn ekg skills and phlebotomy skills. Therefore EKG and Phlebotomy Technician is a multiskills and multicareer program since you can work either as an ekg technician, phlebotomy technician, etc... This is the main reason why EKG and Phlebotomy Technician is an in demand career in the allied healthcare industry and many individuals are directing their career focus onto becoming either a ekg technician, phlebotomy technician, clinical medical assistant or patient care technician. Plus once you complete your program Americation Career and Training School also offers additonal programs that you can enroll in to either add more skills and become more competitive in the market or upgrade into another career. If you have questions you can contact our admissions office and get information on the program.
Admissions Office
Phone: 973-642-4160
The demand for EKG and Phlebotomy Technician is growing like never before.
The main reasons for this job growth are:
1. Increase in aging baby boomers.
2. Increase in patient care.
3. Increase demand for assistant from assistant and technician to keep up with the workload in the healthcare industry.
Phlebotomy Section Description
This course provides phlebotomy instruction to the student with a working knowledge of collecting blood while emphasizing on patient safety, quality assurance, universal, standard precautions and legal issues and complications. Techniques taught during this course are Evacuated tube method, Syringe method, Winged infusion set, Capillary blood collection, Glucose testing, Bleeding time, Blood smear & Urinalysis. This program prepares learners to act as entry level Phlebotomists. The Phlebotomist is a member of the health care team who collects and processes lab specimens, educates patients in specimen collection procedures, and performs waived laboratory tests. Phlebotomists may also have responsibilities for information processing, training, and quality control monitoring. Most Phlebotomists work in hospital or clinic labs, blood centers, nursing homes, insurance companies, research facilities, or public health.
PBT 101 Introduction To Phlebotomy
PBT 102 PBT Anatomy & Physiology
PBT 103 Phlebotomy Equipment & Supplies
PBT 104 Phlebotomy Clinical Skills
PBT 105 Phlebotomy Theory
When selecting the ekg and phlebotomy technician program look for the course content. Americation Career and Training School offers the phlebotomy program with the most updated content. We specialize in the following programs for our on campus offerings: clinical medical assistant, patient care technician, ekg and phlebotomy program and this phlebotomy program makes you eligible for 2 national certification exams at the completion of the program.
At completion you will be eligible for 2 national certifications.
Upon successful completion of this course, students will receive a certificate of completion and will be eligible for National Certification exam.
You may become eligible for the following National Certification Exam:
Certified Phlebotomy Technician
Blood-borne Pathogen Prevention Certification
There are various programs offered by Americation Career and Training School both on campus and online for you career advancement needs. For example patient care technician, clinical medical assistant, surgical technician, administrative medical assistant, ekg technician etc. Contact admissions representative for detailed information.
It totally depends on what set of responsibility are given to you by the employment facility.
You can check on websites such as payscale.com or indeed.com, you will come across various ranges of competetive salaries being offered. However, the final decision is in your hands to choose one job over another.
In this program you will learn phlebotomy skills. Plus once you complete your program new educare also offers additonal programs that you can enroll in to either add more skills and become more competitive in the market or upgrade into another career. If you have questions you can contact our admissions office and get information on the program.
Admissions Office
Phone: 973-642-4160
EKG Section Description
The program prepares the candidate as an EKG Technician responsible for performing diagnostic tests to access the heart rhythm and rate in patients. EKG’s are also performed before and after operations, during physicals, examinations of patients over 40, for patients with a history of heart disease, when patients are experiencing chest pains and when the Doctor deems it necessary. The well trained EKG technician is an integral part of the management of patients with heart disease. The EKG Technician may also clean equipment, maintain and process data reports.
EKT 101 EKG Anatomy & Physiology
EKT 102 EKG Theory
EKT 103 EKG Clinical
EKT 104 EKG Competency
When selecting the ekg and phlebotomy technician program look for the course content. Americation Career and Training School offers the ekg and phlebotomy program with the most updated content. We specialize in the following programs for our on campus offerings: clinical medical assistant, patient care technician, ekg and phlebotomy program and this ekg and phlebotomy program makes you eligible for 4+1=5 national certification exams at the completion of the program.
At completion you will be eligible for 4 + 1 = 5 national certifications.
Upon successful completion of this course, students will receive a certificate of completion and will be eligible for National Certification exam.
You may become eligible for the following National Certification Exam:
Certified Phlebotomy Technician
Certified EKG Technician Clinical (CET/C)
Certified Cardiac Monitor Telemetry Technician Certification
Certified Cardiac Arrhythmia Analysis Technician Certification
Blood-borne Pathogen Prevention Certification
There are various programs offered by Americation Career and Training School both on campus and online for you career advancement needs. For example patient care technician, clinical medical assistant, surgical technician, administrative medical assistant etc. Contact admissions representative for detailed information.
It totally depends on what set of responsibility are given to you by the employment facility.
You can check on websites such as payscale.com or indeed.com, you will come across various ranges of competetive salaries being offered. However, the final decision is in your hands to choose one job over another.
In this program you will learn ekg skills and phlebotomy skills. Therefore EKG and Phlebotomy Technician is a multiskills and multicareer program since you can work either as an ekg technician, phlebotomy technician, etc... This is the main reason why EKG and Phlebotomy Technician is an in demand career in the allied healthcare industry and many individuals are directing their career focus onto becoming either a ekg technician, phlebotomy technician, clinical medical assistant or patient care technician. Plus once you complete your program Americation Career and Training School also offers additonal programs that you can enroll in to either add more skills and become more competitive in the market or upgrade into another career. If you have questions you can contact our admissions office and get information on the program.
Admissions Office
Phone: 973-642-4160
The demand for EKG and Phlebotomy Technician is growing like never before.
The main reasons for this job growth are:
1. Increase in aging baby boomers.
2. Increase in patient care.
3. Increase demand for assistant from assistant and technician to keep up with the workload in the healthcare industry.
Module 1. The Human Resources Management.
Module 2. Strategy and Human Resources Planning.
Module 3. Equal Employment Opportunity and Human Resources Management.
Module 4. Job Analysis and Workforce.
Module 5. Organization Relation.
Module 6. Recruiting Employees.
Module 7. Employee Selection.
Module 8. Human Resources Training.
Module 9. Human Resources Development.
Module 10. Employee Appraisal.
Module 11. Human Resources Compensation.
Module 12. Compensation and Pay.
Module 13. Benefits of the Employee.
Module 14. Managing the Risk.
Module 15. Human Resources Responsibilities and their Rights.
Module 16. Relation between Human Resources and the Union.
The student in this program will be learning the following topics:
1. Abnormal Behavior
2. Psychopathology
3. Diagnosis and Assessments
4. Research
5. Anxiety, Obsessive Compulsive, Trauma, Stress Related Disorders
6. Somatic Disorders and Dissociative Disorders
7. Mood Disorders
8. Eating and Sleeping Disorders
9. Psychology of Health and Physical Disorders
10. Sexual and Gender (Dysfunctions and Disorders)
11. Substance, and Addiction Disorders
12. Disorders of Personality
13. Schizophrenia and Psychotic Disorders
14. Disorders of Neurodevelopmental
15. Disorders of Neurocognition
16. Mental Health Service
The student in this program will be learning the following topics:
1. Children Normal and Abnormal Behavior
2. Research of Abnormal Child Psychologies
3. Theories of Abnormal Child Psychologies
4. Abnormal Child Assessment
5. Child Related Intellectual Disability
6. Child: Autism Disorder
7. Child Related Learning Disorders
8. Child: Attention Deficit Disorder
9. Child Related Conduct Problems
10. Child Related Bipolar and Depressive Disorders
11. Child Related Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
12. Child Related Trauma, Anxiety Related Disorders
13. Child Health Related Disorders
14. Child Related Eating Disorders
The student in this program will be learning the following topics:
1. Using and Abusing Drugs
2. Past and Present Drugs
3. Effects of Drugs on Nervous System
4. Pharmacokinetics and Pharmacodynamics of Drugs
5. Psychopharmacology
6. Drugs: Cocaine
7. Drugs: Amphetamines
8. Drugs: nicotine
9. Drugs: Caffeine
10. Drugs: Alcohol
11. Drugs: Opiates
12. Drugs: Marijuana
13. Drugs: Hallucinogen
14. Drugs: Medications for Psychotherapy
15. Drugs: Over the Counter Drugs (OTC)
16. Substance Use Treatment & Prevention
The student in this program will be learning the following topics:
1. Health and Nutrition
2. Absorption and Digestion
3. Lipids
4. Carbohydrates
5. Protein
6. Metabolism
7. Managing Weight
8. Vitamins
9. Mineral and Water
10. Nutrition and Fitness
11. Nutrition for Pregnancy and Lactation
12. Nutrition for Infant, Child and Adolescent
13. Nutrition for Adults
14. Care with Nutrition
15. Diet Drugs
16. Nutrition: Enteral and Parenteral
17. Upper and Lower Gastrointestinal Disorders
18. Diet for Gallbladder disease, Malabsorption, Diabetes Mellites, Cardiovascular disease, kidney disease, respiratory disease, cancer etc.
19. And more….
The student in this program will be learning the following topics:
1. Legal Business
2. The Contracts
3. The Principal and Agent
4. Sales and Negotiations
5. Business Formation
6. Corporations
7. Debtors
8. Creditors
9. Bankruptcy
10. Business Regulations
11. Properties
12. More…….
There are over 40 Modules in this program.
The student in this program will be learning the following topics:
Module 1: Construction Fundamental Principles
Module 2: Construction: Materials I Techniques I Methods (MTM)
Module 3: Reading and Understanding Blueprints
Module 4: Construction Job Estimating, and
Module 5: Management of The Construction Job Site.
The student in this program will be learning the following topics:
The construction job estimator program consists of 4 parts
Part 1 focuses on the
• Bidding process, and procedures.
Part 2 focuses on
• measuring the job site and materials required. This may include but not limited to excavation, piling, concrete, masonry, carpentry and other miscellaneous items.
Part 3 of the program focuses on
• pricing the measured job and subcontractors.
Part 4 of the program focuses on
• budget, and elemental estimating,
• closing the bid and
• Life cycle costing.
The student in this program will be learning the following topics:
Module 1: Reading and Understanding Blueprints
Module 2: Understanding Designs
Module 3: Understanding Symbols, lines
Module 4: Elevation & Grading
Module 5: Footing, Foundation & Framing
Module 6: Detail Overview on Floor, Walls & Roof
Module 7: Doors, Window & Insulation
Module 8: Interior Details
Module 9: Understanding Different Construction (Commercial, Family & Education Facilities)
Module 10: Fire, Electrical, Plumbing Heating & cooling
Module 11: Codes
Bridge Program Path 1. Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) to Patient Care Technician (PCT)
Bridge Program Path 2. Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) to Medical Assistant
Bridge Program Path 3. Medical Assistant (MA) to Patient Care Technician (PCT)
Bridge Program Path 4. Patient Care Technician (PCT) to Medical Assistant (MA)
Bridge Program Path 5. EKG and Phlebotomy Technician to Patient Care Technician (PCT)
Bridge Program Path 6. EKG and Phlebotomy Technician to Medical Assistant (CCMA)
Bridge Program Path 7. Phlebotomy Technician to Medical Assistant (CCMA)
Bridge Program Path 8. Phlebotomy Technician to Patient Care Technician (PCT)
Bridge Program Path 9. EKG Technician to Medical Assistant (CCMA)
Bridge Program Path 10. EKG Technician to Patient Care Technician (PCT)
Bridge Program Path 11. Sonography Technician to Medical Assistant (CCMA)
Bridge Program Path 12. Sonography Technician to Patient Care Technician (PCT)
Bridge Program Path 13. Home Health Aide (HHA) to Patient Care Technician (PCT)
Bridge Program Path 14. Home Health Aide (HHA) to Medical Assistant
Bridge Program Path 15. Personal Care Assistant (PCA) to Patient Care Technician (PCT)
Bridge Program Path 16. Personal Care Assistant (PCA) to Medical Assistant
Bridge Program Path 17. Pre-Med Students to Patient Care Technician (PCT)
Bridge Program Path 18. Pre-Med Students to Medical Assistant
Bridge Program Path 19. Pre-Nursing Students to Patient Care Technician (PCT)
Bridge Program Path 20. Pre-Nursing Students to Medical Assistant
Bridge Program Path 21. Pre-Physical Therapy Students to Patient Care Technician (PCT)
Bridge Program Path 22. LPN to Medical Assistant
Bridge Program Path 23. LPN to Patient Care Technician (PCT)
Bridge Program Path 24. Foreign Trained Medical Doctor to Patient Care Technician (PCT)
Bridge Program Path 25. Foreign Trained Medical Doctor to Medical Assistant (MA)
Lesson 1. Learning the Internet and Mobile Marketing in the Digital Ecosystem
Lesson 2. The Supply Chain Becomes a Value Ecosystem for Marketing
Lesson 3. Various Business Models and Strategies
Lesson 4. Internet Marketing: Direct Response and Database Foundations
Lesson 5. Social Media Marketing as a Cornerstone of Strategy
Lesson 6. Digital Customer Journey Experience
Lesson 7. Customer Acquisition through Display and Mobile Advertising
Lesson 8. Learning Content Marketing
Lesson 9. Learning Email Marketing to Build Consumer and Business Relationships
Lesson 10. Search Engine Marketing/Optimization
Lesson 11. Learning about Paid Search and Social Advertising
Lesson 12. Learning about Mobile Marketing
Lesson 13. The Demand Generation and its Conversion in Business to Business Markets
Lesson 14. The Customer Relationship and Retention Marketing for Online Marketing
Lesson 15. Effective Online and Mobile Websites
Lesson 16. Customer Service
Lesson 17. Online Social and Regulatory Issues such as Privacy, Security and Intellectual PropertyLesson 18. Learn about Measuring and Evaluating Digital Marketing Programs
1. An Introduction to Operations Management and Value Chains
2. Checking Performance Progress in Operation
3. Key Principles of Operations Planning
4. Technical Knowledge & Application in Operations
5. Layout, Modelling and Designing of Products
6. Formation and Layout of Supply Chain
7. Types of Process Systems and Their Analysis.
8. Types of Layout for Product and Processes.
9. Budgeting, Calculating and Estimating of Value Chains
10. Overseeing Capacity and Capacity Adjustments
11. Fundamentals of Handling and Maintaining Inventory
12. Principles of Transportation, Logistics and its Role in Supply Chain
13. Allocating and Maintaining Resources
14. Introduction to Systemizing and Scheduling
15. Methods of Reduction in Wastage and Efficient Production
16. Tools and Approach in Lean Production
17. Planning, Coordinating and Maintaining Projects
1. Significance of Management in Marketing
2. Understanding Core Concepts of Consumer Habits and Psychology
3. STPS- Marketing Segmentation; Demographic, Psychological, Geographic and Behavior. Targeting and Positioning.
4. Key Concepts of Product- Types, Line and Adding Value.
5. Fundamentals of Branding and Bringing in New Products
6. Price- Supply and Demand. Analysis, Revenue and Profits.
7. Introduction to Distribution Channels- Networks of Buyers and Sellers.
8. Key Concepts to Advertisements, Promotions and AIDA.
9. Basics of Combining Marketing Promotions and Types of Media Sources.
10. Introduction to Social Media.
11. Customer Relations, Research in Marketing Resources and Market Planning in 4P’s, 5 C’s and more.
1. Fundamentals of Advertising and Integrated Brand Promotion.
2. The Shape of Advertising and Promotion in Organizations and Industry.
3. The Origins of Advertising and Promoting Brands
4. Maintaining Ethical, Social and Regulations Guidelines in Advertisements.
5. Key Concepts of Consumer Behavior and Their Decision Process.
6. Introduction to Segmentations, STP and Targeting Customers
7. Analyzing Research in Advertising and Promotions
8. Strategizing Advertising and Combine Promotions for Branding.
9. Regulating and Maintaining Creativity in Advertising and Integrated Branding.
10. Fundamentals and Purpose of Creative Message.
11. Key Principles and Planning the Creative Groups, Copywriting and Executing a TV commercial.
12. Core Concepts of Media Strategies in Newspapers, Magazines and more.
13. Core Concepts of Media Strategies in Digital, Social and Mobile Mediums.
14. Types of Promotions and Its Significance in Sales.
15. Introduction to Point of Purchase Advertising.
16. Types of Marketing: Direct, Database, Media Utilization, Email & more.
17. Introduction to Public Relations, Influencers and Advertising of Corporations.
1. Importance of Marketing Research
2. Implementation of Data into Strategies
3. Developing Market Research
4. Ethical and Organizational Guidelines in Market Research
5. Research Equipment in Qualitative Data Collection
6. Research Using Methods Such as Survey, Observation and Marketing Experiments, Measurements, Modelling Questionnaires.
7. Formulating Samples and Their Demographics.
8. Analysis Using Statistics, Qualitative Data and Data Transformations
9. Evaluating Variations in Groups and Predictive Relationships.
10. Releasing Research Conclusions
11. More.
1. Adding Technology in Education
2. Self-directed Learning for Teachers
3. Introduction to Authentic Teaching
4. Modelling and Creating Instruction Design
5. Promoting a Supportive Environment For Students.
6. Key Principles of Planning in Involving Technology into Learning.
7. Fundamentals of Solutions to Problems and Trial & Error.
8. Enriching Creativity Amongst Students
9. Analyzing and Assessment of Students as an Instructor.
10. Organizing and Working Together With Students in Technology
11. Appropriate Use of Technology In Classroom
12. Leading as a Teacher and Application of Technology
• Comprehending Self-Assessment of Anxiety in Public Speaking.
• Fundamentals of Public Speaking; Communication, Listening and Pre-speech and Speech Principles
• Key Concepts in Topic, Purpose, Audience-Orientation and Research.
• Plagiarism, Copyright, Ethics and Backing Up Your Claim.
• Constructing, Organizing and Planning Your Speech.
• Types of Language in Public Speaking.
• Presenting Your Speech; Verbal and Non-verbal Communication.
• Utilizing Presentation Tools such as Powerpoint, Visual and Audio Tools in Your Speech.
• Different Categories of Speech; Informative, Persuasive, Certain Occasion, Improvised and Group Presentation Speeches.
1. Introduction to World Religion
2. Fundamentals of Tribal Life; the Indigenous People.
3. Introduction to Hinduism; Many Paths to Liberty.
4. Introduction to Jainism; the Severe Path to Liberty.
5. Introduction to Buddhism; the Core Path to Liberty.
6. Key Concepts of Sikhism; Origins and Teachings.
7. Principles of Daoism and Confucianism Philosophies.
8. Introduction to Shintoism; A Look Into Kami.
9. Fundamentals of Zoroastrianism.
10. Introduction to Judaism; Present and Past, Rituals and Ethics.
11. Introduction to Christianity; the Jesus’s Path.
12. Fundamentals of Islam; the Way of One God.
13. Key Principles of New Religions
• Fundamental of Medical Terminology.
• Human Body.
• Skeletal System Medical Terminology.
• Muscular System Medical Terminology.
• Cardiovascular System Medical Terminology.
• Immune and Lymphatic System Medical Terminology.
• Respiratory System Medical Terminology.
• Digestive System Medical Terminology.
• Urinary System Medical Terminology.
• Nervous System Medical Terminology.
• Special Senses: Eyes and Ears Medical Terminology.
• Integumentary (SKIN) System Medical Terminology.
• Endocrine System Medical Terminology.
• Reproductive Systems Medical Terminology.
• Pharmacology and Diagnostic Procedures Medical Terminology.
• Cardiology/Cardiovascular Surgery
• Gastroenterology/Gastric Surgery Reports
• Hematology/Oncology Reports
• Neurology/Neurosurgery Reports
• Orthopedics and Orthopedic Surgery
• Respiratory/Pulmonary Medicine Reports
• Foundations of Sonography
• Introduction to Physical Findings, Physiology, and Laboratory Data
• Essentials of Patient Care for the Sonographer
• Ergonomics and Musculoskeletal Issues in Sonography
• Understanding Other Imaging Modalities
• Artifacts in Scanning
• Anatomic and Physiologic Relationships within the Abdominal Cavity
• Introduction to Abdominal Scanning: Techniques and Protocols
• The Vascular System
• The Liver
• The Gallbladder and the Biliary System
• The Pancreas
• The Gastrointestinal Tract
• The Urinary System
• The Spleen
• The Retroperitoneum
• The Peritoneal Cavity and Abdominal Wall
• Abdominal Applications of Ultrasound Contrast
• Ultrasound-Guided Interventional Techniques
• Emergent Abdominal Ultrasound Procedures
• The Breast
• The Thyroid
• The Scrotum
• The Musculoskeletal System
• Neonatal Echoencephalography
• The Pediatric Abdomen: Jaundice and Common Surgical Conditions
• The Neonatal and Pediatric Kidneys and Adrenal Glands
• The Neonatal and Pediatric Pelvis
• The Neonatal Hip
• The Neonatal Spine
• Anatomic and Physiologic Relationships within the Thoracic Cavity
• Introduction to Echocardiographic Evaluation and Techniques
• Fetal Echocardiography: Beyond the Four Chambers
• Fetal Echocardiography: Congenital Heart Disease
• Extracranial Cerebrovascular Evaluation
• Intracranial Cerebrovascular Evaluation
• Peripheral Arterial Evaluation
• Peripheral Venous Evaluation
• Normal Anatomy and Physiology of the Female Pelvis
• Sonographic and Doppler Evaluation of the Female Pelvis
• Uterine Pathology
• Ovarian Pathology
• Adnexal Pathology
• The Role of Sonography in Evaluating Female Infertility
• The Role of Sonography in Obstetrics
• Clinical Ethics for Obstetric Sonography
• The Normal First Trimester
• First Trimester Complications
• Sonography of the Second and Third Trimesters
• Obstetric Measurements and Gestational Age
• Fetal Growth Assessment using Sonography
• Sonography and High Risk Pregnancy
• Prenatal Diagnosis of Congenital Anomalies
• 3D and 4D Evaluation of Fetal Anomalies
• The Placenta
• The Umbilical Cord
• Amniotic Fluid, Membranes, and Fetal Hydrops
• The Fetal Face and Neck
• The Fetal Neural Axis
• The Fetal Thorax
• The Fetal Anterior Abdominal Wall
• The Fetal Abdomen
• The Fetal Urogenital System
• The Fetal Skeleton
When selecting the medical assistant program look for the course content. New Educare Institute of Healthcare offers the MA program with the most updated content. We specialize in the following programs for our on campus offerings: clinical medical assistant, patient care technician, ekg and phlebotomy program and this cma program makes you eligible for 8 national certification exams at the completion of the program.
At completion you will be eligible for 8 national certifications.
Upon successful completion of this course, students will receive a certificate of completion and will be eligible for National Certification exam.
You may become eligible for the following National Certification Exam:
Certified Clinical Medical Assistant
Certified EKG Technician Clinical (CET/C)
Certified Phlebotomy Technician Clinical (CPT/C)
Certified Restorative Care Assistant Specialist (CRAS)
Certified Cardiac Monitor Telemetry Technician Certification
Certified Cardiac Arrhythmia Analysis Technician Certification
Certified Rehabilitation Therapy Technician
Blood-borne Pathogen Prevention Certification
It totally depends on what set of responsibility are given to you by the employment facility.
You can check on websites such as payscale.com or indeed.com, you will come across various ranges of competetive salaries being offered. However, the final decision is in your hands to choose one job over another.
In this program you will learn clinical medical assistant skills, ekg skills and phlebotomy skills. Therefore Medical Assistant is a multiskills and multicareer program since you can work either as a clinical assistant, clinical medical assistant, medical assistant, restorative care assistant, ekg technician, phlebotomy technician, etc... This is the main reason why medical assistant is an in demand career in the allied healthcare industry and many individuals are directing their career focus onto becoming either a medical assistant or patient care technician. Plus once you complete your program new educare also offers additonal programs that you can enroll in to either add more skills and become more competitive in the market or upgrade into another career. If you have questions you can contact our admissions office and get information on the program.
Admissions Office
Phone: 973-642-4160
FAQs EKG PHLEBOTOMY
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