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

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.

Sharpen those knife-making skills and create knives to sell. Learn to market creations through social media, discover trade show basics that get your knives noticed, participate in a public knife show at the Sallisaw Multi-Purpose Center, and learn basic equipment repair and maintenance. Prerequisite: Knife Making - Introduction.

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

Learn patient rights, legal and ethical behaviors. Communicate effectively with clients, co-workers and families. Control infection, keep clients safe, and acquire psychosocial and ADL skills. Prerequisites: Proof of TB skin test, social security card/government photo ID, and current CNA card.

Identify parts, disassemble and reassemble small engines, troubleshoot and repair. Designed for all levels.

Learn to FaceTime with the grandkids and all the basics of Internet searches, sending emails, preparing and saving documents & more. Bring your own flash drive.