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Pharmacy Tech |Blended
with Teresa Foster, Tahlequah Campus
This class will be a combination of virtual and in person. The first class will require attendance in person at the Muskogee Campus. Remaining classes will be through your home campus.
Pharm Techs are in high demand, with many major pharmacy chains now offering signing bonuses of at least $5,000. Learn the theory and basics of pharmacy info systems, drug conversions and more. Prep for the PTCB certification exam. Prerequisites: WorkKeys Assessment scores (Applied Math 4, Graphic Literacy 3 and Workplace Documents 5), high school diploma or GED.
This is a collaboration class between Tahlequah and the other ICTC Campuses, with the instructor being based out of the Muskogee Campus and teaching virtually to other students.
The first and last class sessions are in-person in Muskogee, and there are 3-4 lab sessions to be hosted on the Muskogee Campus on Saturday mornings.
Please download, fill out, and send the linked application to either -
Devin Hammond: devin.hammond@ictech.edu
or
Michael Payne: michael.payne@ictech.edu
Dental Assistant | Blended
with Cammie Daniels, Tahlequah Campus
Learn head/neck anatomy dental terms, radiology placement of X-Ray film, charting, instrumentation, chairside assisting and more.
To request an application for the Dental Assistant program, email michael.payne@ictech.edu for an application. This class meets 8 hours a week and 4 hours 1 Saturday a month and runs for 49 weeks on the calendar as we included dates school is closed for holidays.
For the theory modules, you can join the instructor face-to-face at the Tahlequah campus or you can join virtually from home, let us know. We'll set you up at a campus computer lab.
All skills days must be attended in person at the Tahlequah campus.
Please download, fill out, and send the linked application to either -
Devin Hammond: devin.hammond@ictech.edu
or
Michael Payne: michael.payne@ictech.edu
A note: There is a chance that a secodary Cohort will be launched in Fall 2026. If you are interested in the program but unable to attend this specific course, please let us know!
Phlebotomy
with Jolene Paden, Tahlequah Campus
Covers all the skills a certified Phlebotomy tech needs, including venipuncture, safety and biohazards.
Skill labs include a minimum of 40 live draws. Most will be conducted with volunteers during class. If you currently work at a healthcare facility, you may also complete live draws on the job at your employer's facility.
Please download, fill out, and send the linked application to either -
Devin Hammond: devin.hammond@ictech.edu
or
Michael Payne: michael.payne@ictech.edu
NEW! Intro to Creative Writing
with Madison Jones, Tahlequah Campus
Intro to Creative Writing is a class meant to explore creativity and the basics of crafting a story. We will cover some main elements of a narrative–characters, setting, tone, plot, and genre–by examining fantastic stories across different mediums and looking at the great advice writers have shared themselves. Writing exercises throughout the class will aim to stir up creativity while building writing fluency and confidence. This course is great for beginning writers, but is open to anyone looking to revisit the basics.
Dog Obedience Training
with Toni Bailey, Tahlequah Campus
Teach your dog to be a more valuable member of the family with the right techniques and strategies. Required: proof of current vaccinations. Dogs must be crated in the classroom when not running drills.
Required Materials:
- Crate/Kennel for Dog (When they're not being worked on)
- Collar and Leash for Dog
- Small "Bite size" treats for dog
- Water bottle (for human) as a recommendation
Knife Making 1
with Randy Tanner, Tahlequah Campus
Build a custom, high-performance cutting tool from scratch using traditional stock removal methods. In this hands-on course, you will transform a raw bar of tool steel and a block of resin-impregnated wood into a beautiful, durable, full-tang fixed-blade knife.
This class is completely kit-free; you will design, profile, bevel, and heat-treat your own blade from raw materials.
Please Note: This course focuses entirely on the stock removal method (shaping steel by grinding and cutting). Material forging (blacksmithing with a hammer and anvil) is not included.
Cake Decorating W/Buttercream I
with Katelyn Whitekiller, Tahlequah Campus
Create leaves, roses, rosebuds, borders & intricate designs with glazing, piping and scripts. Additional supplies will be needed, and a more speicifc list will be shared closer to the class start date.
Knife Making 1
with Randy Tanner, Tahlequah Campus
Build a custom, high-performance cutting tool from scratch using traditional stock removal methods. In this hands-on course, you will transform a raw bar of tool steel and a block of resin-impregnated wood into a beautiful, durable, full-tang fixed-blade knife.
This class is completely kit-free; you will design, profile, bevel, and heat-treat your own blade from raw materials.
Please Note: This course focuses entirely on the stock removal method (shaping steel by grinding and cutting). Material forging (blacksmithing with a hammer and anvil) is not included.