Medical Training Nassau

Access Careers is a committed provider of quality education, providing outstanding teaching programs for associated occupations of wellness. We make it our objective to further develop the understanding and abilities of the student and improve their trust in the fulfillment of the job's demands. Our Medical Training Nassau education offers learners with a variety of educational support facilities while supporting professors in the creation of curriculum and instruction.

We give high caliber and energizing preparing programs that propel staff to execute their learning with energy and effectiveness in their working environment. We have some expertise in aiding non-therapeutically prepared staff to comprehend medicinal wording whether experienced through specialist's reports, solutions or examination results.

As a main therapeutic instructional hub in New York, we are over the most recent advances in drugs focused on keeping up an abnormal state of capacity and grant among medicinal experts. We offer a sound program of proceeding with restorative instruction courses that upgrade the information, aptitudes, and expert improvement of people officially associated with the act of medication just as the non-medicinally prepared staff.

We also think that our task of gathering and surpassing the healthcare requirements of our clients is to continue learning. In a setting that encourages both competent and educational success, our Department of Organizational Learning runs coaching classes. These courses are focused on present healthcare practitioners as well as those interested in following the healthcare profession.

Overview of some Courses and Program We Offer: Islandia NY Pharmacy Tech Training, Hempstead CNA Training

Medical Assistant

The therapeutic Assistant program gives preparing in both authoritative and clinical methods. This program is for section level experts craving to work in medical clinics, facilities, specialist's workplaces, and other human services settings. Restorative Assistants have consistently been basic workers in the human services framework. The requirement for Medical Assistants has turned out to be progressively basic as the business extends the utilization of innovation and our populace ages. The Medical Assistant guarantees a patient gets the most ideal consideration from the time a patient enters a clinic, specialist's office, or other therapeutic offices to the time the patient leaves. Being a Medical Assistant is both an establishment that will lead you to different positions inside the medicinal field. Graduates from this preparation you will have the fundamental information important to start assembling a vocation in social insurance.

Basic Duties of a Medical Assistant

Medical Assistants are true team players on the healthcare team. Their tasks vary greatly, depending on the area of medicine and what employers expect from them, but can include both administrative and clinical responsibilities. Some possible job duties of Medical Assistants include the following:

• Welcome patients
• Responsible for answering and conveying communication,
• Responsible for booking and medical documents
• Check customer meetings
• Check patient background
• Check patient registration data and pre-authorizations
• Complete healthcare methods Use Medical Billing technology such as MediSoft
• Measure and document essential indications
• Check phlebotomy and EKGs
• Prepare clients and spaces for examinations and processes, including sterility.
• Complete medical procedures such as stitch removal (sutures)
• Assist doctors during patient examination

Certified Nursing Aide

CNA (Nurse Aide Assistant) program will train learners for the New York State (NYS) Nursing Home Nurse Aide Competency (CNA) examination to function as an entry-level patient associate on a service committee in multiple nursing homes / residential services facilities and clinics. Therefore, this course offers basic nursing skills and practice training and is intended to meet the curriculum demands of the New York State Department of Health while preparing the trainee for the NYS Nurse Aide Certification Examination. Moreover, this course of Nurse Aide Assistant involves both concept and practical clinical instruction.

What does a Nurse Aide/ Assistant (CNA) does?

• Provide physical support to assist patients with performing daily living activities
• Document or report observations of patient/resident behavior
• Measure and record food and liquid intake
• Provide infection control and change bedding
• Topics covered in CNA Training
• Basics of Being an RHCF Nurse Aide/Assistant
• Basic Nursing Skills
• Personal Care Skills
• Mental Health and Social Service Needs
• Care of Residents with Special Needs
• Basic Restorative Services
• Supervised Clinical Experience
• CPR Certification Preparation

Patient Care Technician (PCT)

This program will most definitely train a graduate to function in a clinic, hospital, recovery center, nursing house or long-term care (LTC) unit as an entrance-level patient care technician (PCT). As a result, graduates will be prepared to evaluate and document vital signs, execute CPR and First Aid, help in medical examinations, conduct EKGs, phlebotomy, and other fundamental laboratory processes. The course involves both philosophy and clinical preparation and is intended to satisfy the curriculum demands of the National Healthcareer Association (NHA), NCCT, and the Department of State Education in New York. Graduates are ready by the National Healthcareer Associations for the previous certifications.

Patient Care Technician Duties may Include:

• Responding to patient calls and requests for assistance
• Bathing, dressing, grooming and assisting with personal hygiene
• Serving meals and feeding patients if they are unable to feed themselves
• Monitoring and recording vital signs – temperature, blood pressure, pulse, and respiration rates
• Observing, recording and reporting a patients’ physical, mental, and emotional condition
• Electrocardiograms (EKGs), collecting blood (phlebotomy) and other clinical tasks
• Moving patients, transferring patients to and from a bed or wheelchair and assisting with walking
• Making beds and keeping patient rooms clean and neat
• Setting up and operating therapeutic equipment and supplies
• Assisting doctors and nurses during examinations and treatments

EKG and Phlebotomy

This Electrocardiography (EKG/ECG) program will get ready alumni to fill in as a passage level EKG/ECG Technician in a center, emergency clinic, nursing home or long haul care office. Graduates will almost certainly check essential signs, help with performing electrocardiograms (ECG/EKG's). This course is intended to meet the National Center for Competency Testing (NCCT), the National Health Career Association (NHA) and the New York State Education Department's educational plan necessities. The course will get ready alumni for NHA Professional Certification – Certified EKG Technician (CET). The course incorporates both hypotheses and clinical preparing. The course educational program is affirmed by the New York State Education Department, NCCT, and by the National Health Career Association (NHA). The course gives a review of essential cardiovascular wording life systems and physiology and spotlights on the appropriate position of electrocardiogram leads and upkeep of gear to acquire an exact ECG. Understudies will figure out how to perceive heart arrhythmias. This course will diagram the obligations of EKG experts and will give a clinical research center chance to create passage level abilities.

This course is offered to members as proceeding with training or expert advancement to upgrade existing work in the therapeutic field as well as improve their obligations at their present boss. This course is a piece of our Patient Care Technician (PCT) program and furthermore is a piece of our Patient Care Specialist program and you may consider taking a crack at one of those projects.

This course is intended for those (people) searching for work as an EKG Technician and is suggested for all understudies thinking about nursing professions.

Phlebotomy

This program is suggested specifically for nurse aide with a relevant CNA permit to become a Patient Care Technician (PCT). Combined with the Phlebotomy program and the CNA program, graduates will be able to operate in a clinic, hospital, nursing house or long-term care unit as an entrance-level patient care technician. Phlebotomy program will train graduates to operate in a clinic, hospital, nursing house or long-term care unit as an entrance-level phlebotomy technician. Graduates can help with fundamental laboratory processes, blood collection and other clinical duties. Phlebotomy technicians are healthcare professionals responsible for obtaining patient specimens. They can perform various functions such as venipuncture, micro-collection, and specimen processing and handling while maintaining patient safety and confidentiality.

This course is intended to meet the demands of the National Health Career Association (NHA), the National Competency Testing Center (NCCT), and the curriculum of the New York State Department of Education. The course will train graduates for professional certification of NHA Certified Phlebotomy Technician (CPT). Both concepts and clinical preparation are part of the curriculum.

New York State Department of Education, Accrediting Council for Continuing Education and Training (ACCET) and National Health Career Association (NHA) approve the course curriculum. This course is part of our Patient Care Technician (PCT) program and is also a component of our Patient Care Specialist program and you may suggest participating in one of these programs. This training is intended for those (males and females) seeking a job as a phlebotomist and is suggested for all nursing career learners

This course is offered as a continuing education or professional development course to participants in order to enhance existing employment in the medical field.

Pharmacy Technician

The internship is approximately 120 hours. On-site, learners will gain experience in drug production, compounding and pre-packaging, charging cash register, distributing refills, software registration, and attending phone calls. As a pharmacy technician, you will help the pharmacist with prescriptions for mixing and packaging, keep client documents, and refer customers to the pharmacist. Students will get an outline of pharmacy ethics and laws, terminology of medicine and pharmaceuticals. Students will perform the methods necessary to distribute, store and manage medicines; and will comprehend the legislation of the government or state to regulate a pharmacy.

Medical Office Administration

Students learn to define vital aspects of settings in the medical office. Students know how to implement guidelines on medical record classification systems, create and use a word processing document, sort information into a laptop, recognize different techniques of determining hospital charges, and complete a detailed statement of accounting. Students learn how to use various office equipment such as computers, fax machines, and machine adders, etc. Students know how to use Microsoft Word and Excel computer programs. Students will study to create meetings and reminders, enter and store instructions for diagnosis, and submit data.

Access Careers Training Center provides comprehensive teaching classes in medical office administration to prepare medical and non-medical graduates for organizational and administrative operations in health care facilities. Medical administrators carry out particular, administrative and specific tasks