Step-by-step medical coding with professional reference books involves the accurate assignment of numerical codes to medical treatments. This course is taught using curriculum from the American Academy of Professional Coders (AAPC) and includes the AAPC national exam and membership to AAPC. Prerequisite: AAPC Medical Terminology.

Learn the basics of medical terminology, anatomy, and physiology that will prepare you for the AAPC Medical Coding program. Content includes the study of prefixes, suffixes, root words. You will also study the proper usage of anatomical, diagnostic, surgical, and procedural terms. The study of anatomy and physiology of the human body will also prepare you for the medical coding program.

This advanced training provides instruction in the care of diabetic residents, including blood glucose testing, diabetic medications, insulin preparation and insulin administration. This class consists of class time, laboratory skills, and practical experience. This course requires a state skill and written examination. Students who enroll must have a current CMA license.

This course provides advanced training in the administration of medications via nasogastric and gastrostomy tubes, along with administration of oral inhalers and nebulizers. This class will include class time, skills lab and practical experience. Students must have a current CMA license before enrolling in this course.

Prepare for an exciting career in armed security. Phase IV-Armed Security Guard is divided into two separate programs: handgun and shotgun. Each program covers in-depth training. At the end of each program the student must pass the qualification test in order to become CLEET certified. Prerequisite: Phase I and II, MMPI test, and interview required by CLEET.

Considering auto body repair as a career or just an auto enthusiast? Start here! Learn the basics of auto body repair in this hands-on, project-based course. Practice painting, dent repair, and welding with professional grade refinishing equipment. NOTE: Students must provide personal projects.

Learn how to communicate without saying a word! American Sign Language (ASL) is a system of communicating through visual gestures and signs as used by deaf or hard of hearing people. Students will focus on mastering the basics of fingerspelling, numbers, colors, and other necessities to hold a beginning-level conversation. Introductory information about deaf culture will be presented along with deaf humor.

Diagnose and repair auto and manual transmission differentials and transfer cases.