Become a Pharmacy Technician

There’s no shortage of pharmacies in need of skilled pharmacy technicians! This 100% online course will prepare you for the Pharmacy Technician Certification Board (PTCB) National Certification exam and help you complete an externship with a leading pharmacy chain. 

Online Clinical Dental Assistant Training

Prepare for the Certified Dental Assistant (CDA) Exam Online

Dental assistants play a valuable role in any dental care team, often handling a variety of tasks from assisting with treatment procedures to administrative duties. This 100% online course will help you gain the technical skills you need to join a dental office as a clinical dental assistant. Upon successful completion of this course, you will receive vouchers to sit for the Anatomy, Morphology, and Physiology (AMP), Infection Control (ICE), and Radiation Health and Safety (RHS) portions of the Dental Assisting National Board examinations.

Online Veterinary Assistant Training

Become a Veterinary Assistant

Veterinary assistants take charge of making sure office visits and procedures go smoothly for animals under veterinary care. Our 100% online course will train you to become a veterinary assistant, so you can turn your love of animals into a rewarding career.

Become a Certified HVACR Technician

New construction is fueling the industry, so there’s no better time to enter the HVACR field. This course will prepare you to earn NATE or HVAC Excellence certification in under 12 months! You’ll master core skills like accurate measurement and conversions, heat carrying capacity, condensation and vaporization, and air weight and value.

Online Optician Certification Training

Prepare for ABO Optician Certification Online

American Board of Opticianry (ABO) certification is the nationally recognized standard for certifying an optician's qualifications. This 100% online course will teach you the terminology, calculations, and procedures opticians use to assess vision, evaluate corrective options and correct optical problems. Using a step-by-step methodology, you will prepare to test on key areas required by the ABO certification exam.

Online Physical Therapy Aide Certification Course

Become A Certified Physical Therapy Aide

Physical therapy aides work with physical therapists to provide a positive experience for patients undergoing physical therapy treatment. This 100% online course will teach you the concepts, skills and practices to become a certified physical therapy aide. Upon successful completion, students will be eligible to take the American Medical Certification Association's (AMCA) Physical Therapy Technician/Aide certification exam. The course also includes an externship starter kit with resources to secure a position as a physical therapy aide extern.

Online Administrative Professional Training

Become a Certified Administrative Professional (CAP)

As business culture evolves, so do the roles and responsibilities of administrative professionals. Many administrative professionals today give themselves a competitive edge by the earning the industry-recognized CAP certification. This 100% online course will help you gain the technical skills and knowledge needed to earn this valuable industry credential.

Online Entrepreneurship Training

Learn To Run a Startup Business

Starting a successful small business is a possibility for entrepreneurs with skills, knowledge and passion to bring their product or service to market. This 100% online will teach you the principles for opening and running a small business or start up. Key topics include the communication and leadership skills, management principles and financial and legal concepts needed to start and operate a new business entity.

Become a Dental Administrative Assistant

Administrative Dental Assistants support patients and staff members in dental offices and clinics. Their work blends patient care with administrative duties to help make dental care as comfortable and smooth as possible. This 100% online course prepares you with the knowledge and skill to enter the dental assisting field as an entry-level Administrative Dental Assistant.

Clinical Medical Assistant

A Clinical Medical Assistant (CMA) is a medical support professional that performs a variety of tasks to assist physicians in providing patient care. While CMAs working in smaller practices may be required to perform some administrative tasks, those working in larger medical facilities focus mainly on providing support services directly related to patient care. Typically, Medical Assistants prep rooms and prepare patients for examinations, while helping manage medical supply inventories. CMAs may also assist nurses and physicians providing direct patient care by taking medical histories, charting vitals, and assisting in procedures. Some even perform more advanced tasks under the supervision of a physician such as cleaning and dressing wounds, removing sutures, collecting blood and other specimens, as well as administering medication. 

A Day in the Life

Dental Assistants are the smiles behind the masks; they greet and seat patients, take and record vital signs, and ready the treatment area. They keep patients comfortable during dental care, are a skilled set of hands that dentists depend on for each dental procedure, and so much more. 

Dental Assistants may: 

• Organize, clean, and maintain equipment. 

• Transfer instruments and mix dental materials. 

• Take impressions and expose dental x-rays. 

• Make study models and whitening trays. 

• Suction, prepare anesthetics, apply fluoride. 

• Assist with selecting tooth shades for fillings, crowns, or dentures. 

• Coordinate treatment and appointments.

Medical Coding

Medical coding is a vital part of the changing healthcare landscape, and the demand for these medical information specialists is expected to grow.

In addition to collecting and classifying information from patient health records, medical coders use their skills to enhance physician reimbursement. The changes in the guidelines for Medicare and other insurances, widespread use of Electronic Health Records (EHR), and the growing population of older adults will require Medical Coding specialists in all areas of the healthcare industry. Doctor's offices, urgent care centers, hospitals, chiropractors, dentists, specialists, and insurance providers are examples of employment opportunities for Medical Coders. 

Certified Medical Coders stand out in the job-seeking process and are valued for the competence that achieving certification demonstrates to prospective employers. 

Medical Transcription

Medical Transcription is the process of turning dictated (audio) medical information into typed records through use of wav audio files, foot pedals, and various file transfer software programs like Dropbox and Bytescribe. Transcriptionists are responsible for receiving verbal information and typing that information into a word processing program, such as Microsoft Word or Word Perfect using the equipment provided by our program. This information must be transcribed accurately using the format specified by the provider (clinic notes, discharge summaries, and other report forms). Now that all hospitals and medical facilities are using electronic medical records, most transcriptionists now work remotely for companies all over the country.  

Pharmacy Technician

As a Pharmacy Technician, you will be assisting the Licensed Pharmacist with all the necessary day-to-day services that the Pharmacy provides- everything from preparing medications to answering phones, receiving, and verifying prescriptions, counting tablets, taking requests for refilling of medications, and much more. You are an assistant to the pharmacist. 

Talk about job security! This is a growing field with high demand and great salaries.1 You can work for retail and independent pharmacies and hospitals. There are so many possibilities. Excellent communication skills and customer service are essential in this field. You must have the ability to learn and retain procedural processes and apply them quickly and accurately. Most places do require flexibility of hours; some might ask for nights, weekends, or holidays depending on where you work and for whom you work. 

Phlebotomist

Phlebotomy technicians, also referred to as a phlebotomist, have an essential role in the clinical laboratory process, as their main job duty is drawing patient's (or animal) blood for testing to help in the detection and diagnosis of disease, transfusions, donations, and research. They are employed in hospitals, clinics, private practices, diagnostic laboratories, and blood banks. Phlebotomy technicians properly label, store, and deliver samples to the laboratory or drop-off point. Their job duties include ensuring quality control throughout the process, making sure specimens are not contaminated. They also perform record keeping, entering patient information and blood testing results. They collect blood primarily by performing venipuncture, and for collection of minute quantities of blood; fingerstick, or for infants through a heel stick. 

Medical Administrative Professional

These versatile professionals are office specialists that are essential to many different health care settings, including physician's offices, chiropractors, cardiologists, dentists, and others. In addition, individuals can accomplish various jobs in the hospital environment, and some are employed by freestanding emergency centers and surgery centers. 

Opportunities for Certified Medical Administrative Assistants are growing because of the constant change within the medical profession and the surge of cross-training, which means that one individual is trained to do a variety of duties. Certified Medical Administrative Assistants greet patients as they arrive, obtain basic registration information, assemble patient medical records, perform office accounting and filing, handle all correspondence and scheduling of outpatient procedures, consultations, and appointments. In addition, they must have a basic knowledge of procedure and diagnostic coding, the ability to complete insurance forms, and to determine insurance coverage and limitations for the patient.