This course involves the accurate assignment of a numerical code to disease or treatment for insurance reimbursement purposes. This makes the position of a coder very critical to the success of the hospital or physician’s office. Employment opportunities exist in both medical and insurance fields for medical coders. Prerequisites: Medical Terminology or comparable skills.

This course is designed for both the "do it yourselfer" or the individual seeking a new career. Instruction will be provided for best practices to install ceramic tile in this hands-on course. Additional supply charges may apply.

Note: Class must be pre-paid one week prior to start date to ensure seat and cost is non-refundable.

This class is the beginning of the Emergency Medical Service Program. In this class, the student will study and learn CPR; control of bleeding and fractures; heart attacks; strokes; diabetes; poisonings; burns; treatment of shock; splinting; seizures; radiation emergencies; vehicle extractions; psychiatric respiratory emergencies; radio communications; legalities; abdominal/central nervous system; communicable diseases; hazardous material; and clinicals. Clinical hours will include surgical departments, intensive care units, emergency room, and local EMS units. Approved by OSDH-EMS Division.

Online Bus Driver training is a required 19 hours of ONLINE training, plus an additional 5 hours of drive time with our certified bus driving instructor.  

Students must pass a proctored final exam before being issued a certificate for the 5 hours of drive time.  Students must also have their Class B Permit with P&S endorsements 14 days before the 5 hours of drive time with an instructor.

Students are then responsible for taking a drive exam at their local DMV to obtain their Class B license. Students or the school district must provide a bus for the DMV drive exam.

Please call Jimmy Gilstrap at (918) 797-8511 for more information.

This course is offered after a student completes Phlebotomy Introduction and is designed to give students experience in a laboratory setting. Pre-requisite:40 hour Phlebotomy class. Note: Full Payment of class is due by the start date and is non-refundable. For more information, please call Jimmy Gilstrap at (918) 797-8507, Donna Ford or Summer Reynaga at (918)-797-8511

This course is offered after a student completes Phlebotomy Introduction and is designed to give students experience in a laboratory setting. Pre-requisite:40 hour Phlebotomy class. Note: Full Payment of class is due by the start date and is non-refundable. For more information, please call Jimmy Gilstrap at (918) 797-8507, Donna Ford or Summer Reynaga at (918)-797-8511

This course is offered after a student completes Phlebotomy Introduction and is designed to give students experience in a laboratory setting. Pre-requisite:40 hour Phlebotomy class. Note: Full Payment of class is due by the start date and is non-refundable. For more information, please call Jimmy Gilstrap at (918) 797-8507, Donna Ford or Summer Reynaga at (918)-797-8511

This course prepares you to be school bus driver. You must have your permit (one week) prior to class; contact your local Drivers Examiner for a book to study. Prerequisite: Valid driver's license and no prior felonies. Class B permit with P and S endorsment for a airbrake and automatic transmission bus. Please call Jimmy Gilstrap at (918) 797-8507 for more information.

Note: Class must be prepaid one week prior to the start of class to assure a seat and the cost is non-refundable.