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Introduces keyboarding using the computer and individualized instruction media. Provides instruction and practice on the alphabet, number, symbol, and 10-key numeric keypad. Provides an individualized skill-building program for students who need or want to increase their keyboarding accuracy. Copy paragraph material at a speed of not less than 25 words per minute for one minute with 2 or fewer errors. Lab hours are required for this course.
Prerequisites: None
Introduces current business software and technology. Basic computer concepts and navigating within the Windows environment are discussed. Electronic communication, information retrieval, word processing, spreadsheet analysis, graphic presentation, and database management are practiced.
Prerequisite: BUS 100 Concurrent requirements: BUS 100 if not previously taken.
Introduces keyboarding using the computer and individualized instructional media. Provides instruction and practice on the alphabet, number, symbol, and 10-key numeric keypad. Creates an individualized skill-building program for students who need or want to increase their keyboarding accuracy. Copy paragraph material at a speed of not less than 25 words per minute for one minute with 2 or fewer errors. Lab hours are required for this course.
Prerequisites: None
Introduces students to Microsoft Word features that may be used in both personal and business environments. Topics include basic and intermediate-level document formatting. Students will have an opportunity to complete the MOS Word Core Certification to earn a credential for MS Word Proficiency. This course is offered as an elective for students who wish to increase their technical expertise with computer applications. Lab hours are required for this course.
Prerequisites: None
Offers an introduction to using Microsoft Outlook communication and scheduling as a business tool. This course is designed to prepare students with a full understanding of features available in Microsoft Outlook. Topics include email, contacts, schedule management, and instant messaging. Lab hours are required for this course.
Prerequisite: None
Introduces Google Application features that may be used in both personal and business environments. Topics include web-based communication, collaboration, media, and locational tools. Students will use web-based tools to create and manage a Google Site. Lab hours are required for this course.
Prerequisites: None.
Introduces working alongside physicians and healthcare practitioners to document patient encounters in an electronic records system, build a medical record, and chart patient progress and interactions for accuracy in the medical billing process.
Prerequisites: ENGL& 101, BTEC 181 OR MEDA 101, AND MEDA 120 OR BIOL& 241 AND BIOL& 242; all courses must be completed with a C or better.
Explores the cultural disparities in healthcare. Examines cultural and linguistic differences which limit the access to healthcare or prevent the adoption of health promoting or harm-reducing behaviors. Presents effective cross-cultural communication through the use of relevant languages, respectful attitudes, and cultural knowledge. Provides strategies to apply cultural awareness skills in all aspects of work with clients, families, community members, and colleagues.
Prerequisites: None
The Billing & Coding Exam Certification Preparation course reviews essential medical coding skills for professional healthcare services and prepares the student to take any of a variety of exams for industry-level certification. The course covers CPT®, HCPCS and ICD-10-CM coding with hands-on practice coding using medical records that incorporate CPT®, ICD-10-CM, and HCPCS Level II code sets.
Prerequisites: BTEC 163
Provides an overview of information and skills utilized by Community Health Workers (CHW) to foster healthy behavior changes in clients; including, providing people with information, tools, and encouragement to help them improve their health and stay healthy over time. Explores working with clients, family or community members, and with health and wellness providers to address issues that may limit opportunities for healthy behavior. Examines the Community Healthcare Workers role as health educator, wellness coach, and advocate.
Prerequisites: None
Introduces computer software programs and electronic health records used in healthcare practice management. Prepares students to complete administrative tasks in healthcare, including bookkeeping, billing, claims submission, appointment scheduling. Presents various computer functions including those completed in electronic health records.
Prerequisites: BTEC 172 with grade C or better
Introduces the field of trauma and trauma-informed care. Examines the history of traumatic studies, as well as the current trauma-informed approaches to understanding the providing positive interventions for human psychological trauma. Presents trauma-informed approaches designed to provide healing and self-care to survivors. Addresses vicarious trauma and the need for practitioner self-care.
Prerequisites: None
Provides a foundation for building a medical vocabulary including the study of prefixes, roots, suffixes, combining forms, and pronunciation. Emphasis is on using medical terms accurately in documenting and reporting patient care procedures.
Prerequisite: None
Introduces students to Microsoft Word features that may be used in both personal and business environments. Topics include basic and intermediate-level document formatting. This elective course is intended for basic skills for pre-college students. Lab hours are required for this course.
Prerequisites: None
Introduces Google Application features that may be used in both personal and business environments. Topics include web-based communication, collaboration, media, and locational tools. Lab hours are required for this course.
Prerequisites: None.