Earn 8 hours of continuing education as required by the Oklahoma State Department of Health. A renewal application will be provided, along with a certificate of attendance. The student will be responsible for sending in the renewal form upon completion of the course. Prequisite: proof of current CMA license.

This course is for healthcare providers, other professional rescuers, and laypersons for training in adult, infant, and child CPR and AED. To obtain your CPR card, you must pass the written and skills tests.

Learn how to bake delicious cup cakes and cake balls in this hands-on class that also provides secrets of baking and decorating. Perfect for the beginner or the professinal seeking to enhance their skills. Note: Additional supply charges may apply.

This course is designed to teach the necessary skills to become a Feeding Assistant. The program is in compliance with the Oklahoma State Department of Health regulations for individuals who are paid to feed residents by a facility or who is used under an arrangement with another agency or organization and meets the requirements cited in 42 CFR Parts 483 and 488 {63:1-1951 (F) (1) }.

While learning to operate a forklift safely you will have the opportunity to learn recommended practices aligned with OSHA standards and regulations. Your training will include learning the basics of moving materials, raising, lowering or removing large objects, as well as moving smaller objects on pallets in boxes or other containers. Certification upon successful completion of testing.

Learn patient rights, legal and ethical behaviors and how to communicate effectively with clients, co-workers and families. Learn infection control measures and how to provide client safety and will learn psychosocial and ADL skills. TB skin test, social security card, government photo ID, and current CNA card required.

Safely use heat to create metal projects (ornamental and functional) with welding, cutting torches, and the forge; repair damaged farm implements, gates, fencing, and more.

This course cover topics such as: Response to Clients, Law of Private Investigating, Fair Credit Reporting Act, Techniques of Investigating, and Relaying Information. Students must first complete the Unarmed Security Guard Phase I & II course and pass the state certification exam before taking the Phase II class.