Prep for Phlebotomy Clinicals. Covers the basic skills and terminology of venipuncture, safety issues, and biohazard techniques.

Step-by-step medical coding involves the accurate assignment of numerical codes to medical treatments. American Academy of Professional Coders (AAPC) curriculum. Includes the AAPC national exam and membership. Prerequisite: AAPC Medical Terminology

Keep your cake fresh for days and create leaves, roses, rosebuds, borders and intricate designs with glazing, piping, and scripts. Additional supply fees may aply.

Earn 8 hours of OSDH-approved continuing education. Renewal application and attendance certificate provided. Prequisite: Current CMA license.

Process local, self-collected clay and use hand-made traditional tools to create traditional pottery with the "coil" or "pinch pot" method. Class includes outdoor pit firing off campus. Additional supply charges may apply.

Make a fixed blade, full tang knife with steel bars and resin-inpregnated wood handles--no kits or pre-treated blades here. Metal forging won't be part of the class, but heat treating metal will.

Prep for the CMA exam. Covers body systems, medications, and administration/documentation requirements. Prerequisites: proficient in reading, speaking and understanding English, high school diploma or GED, current CNA card with 6 months CNA work experience, TB skin test, social security card, and government photo ID.

Learn the basics of medical terminology--prefixes, suffixes, and root words and the proper medical coding use of anatomical, diagnostic, surgical and procedural terms.