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Students who earn a Medical Assisting associate degree will be trained in both the medical and administrative duties that they will likely be using in most medical settings. Courses will include medical terminology, microbiology, pharmacology, and more, to prepare students to work side-by-side with health care professionals in clinics, private practices, hospitals, and other settings. The administrative courses will teach computer applications, business organization, and other office practices to round-out this degree.

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The bachelor's degree program in Health Care Management may prepare graduates for department manager positions in health care organizations such as clinics, hospitals, nursing homes, urgent care centers, and large medical practices. The curriculum includes solid foundations in principles of health information technology, health care management and operations, business management and accounting, and health care law and ethics. Candidates for the Bachelor of Business Administration in Health Care Management must possess an appropriate associate degree in a related health care field. Students must also complete a 120-hour directed practicum in their final term.

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Students who earn a diploma in Medical Billing and Coding may work in a variety of health care settings including doctors' offices, hospitals, and insurance companies as they document the services and update the records of patient's care provided. The program prepares graduates to take examinations for further qualifications in three nationally recognized exams to enhance their career opportunities. Accurate coding and billing procedures are essential to accurate office reimbursement and ensures that patient's payment records are up-to-date.

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Earning a diploma as a Pharmacy Technician in this one-year program may prepare graduates to find employment assisting licensed pharmacists in retail pharmacies, extended care facilities, and other health care settings where their services are needed. Technicians perform many duties including controlling inventory, maintaining records, preparing labels, and processing insurance claims. Our curriculum focuses on preparing graduates to take the national exams to become certified to increase their career options.

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