Academic Options
Clinical Lab Assistant (CLA)
Clinical lab assistants perform the basic functions of laboratory work under the supervision of other lab professionals. Read more…
Emergency Department Technician (EDT)
An Emergency Department Technician assesses and manages a wide range of emergency conditions including respiratory, genitor-urinary, and cardiac emergencies. They also assist in wound care and the application of orthopedic splinting devices. Also necessary is familiarization with specialized medical equipment and the ability to communicate effectively with other medical personnel, the patient, and the patient's family in emergency situations. Read more . . .
Emergency Department Technician Professional (EDTPro)
An Emergency Department Technician assesses and manages a wide range of emergency conditions including respiratory, genitor-urinary, and cardiac emergencies. They also assist in wound care and the application of orthopedic splinting devices. Also necessary is familiarization with specialized medical equipment and the ability to communicate effectively with other medical personnel, the patient, and the patient's family in emergency situations.
This "professional" version of the Emergency Department Technician certificate is only open to EMT's and board certified CNA's (with a minimum of 1 year work experience in the field). Read more . . .
Health Unit Coordinator (HUC)
The health unit coordinator is an entry-level health professional that helps maintain and support a healthcare facility. Read more…
Medical Office Reception (MOR)
The person in the position of medical office reception is often the first person a client or patient talks to when entering a medical office, clinic, hospital, or other healthcare facility. Read more…
Phlebotomy Technician
A phlebotomy technician’s primary responsibility is drawing blood and conducting other specimen collections. Read more…
