Degree Type: Certificate, CER
Pathway: Health Sciences
The Medical Office Administration Certificate is designed to prepare individuals to work as receptionists in the healthcare industry. Students successfully completing this course of study will be able to register new patients, use proper telephone techniques, schedule appointments, file medical records and process mail. The Medical Coding Specialist Certificate is designed to train students to code and bill physician services in ambulatory care settings. This program prepares the student to take a national accrediting exam. Classes from each of these certificates may be applied to the Medical Assistant Associate of Applied Science.
This certificate is designed to train students to code and bill physician services in ambulatory care settings. This program prepares the student to take a national accrediting exam. Some credits from this Medical Coding Certificate program may be applied to the Medical Assistant Associate of Applied Science.
This certificate is designed to prepare individuals to work as receptionists in the healthcare industry. Students completing this course of study can register new patients, use proper telephone techniques, schedule appointments, file medical records, and process mail. Students will be exposed to computerized and manual systems to organize a medical office. Some credits from this program may be applied to the Medical Assistant Associate of Applied Science.
Choosing to study phlebotomy at PPSC can lead to a successful career in the rapidly-growing healthcare industry. You’ll learn how to draw blood, perform urinalysis, and conduct point-of-care tests for conditions like diabetes, influenza, and strep. Our program offers hands-on learning and classroom instruction at the CHES Campus.
Explore PhlebotomyBegin your healthcare journey with our Medical Assistant program. We offer both an Associate of Applied Science degree and a certificate where you'll get hands-on experience in clinical and office tasks. You’ll learn key skills like drawing blood, running lab tests, and caring for wounds
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