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Program Information: 

18 months 

42 credit hours 

Topics Include: 

• Lab Procedures and Diagnostic Tests 
• Electronic Health Records 
• Medical Coding and Insurance Forms 
• Medical Terminology and Definitions 
• Basic First Aid and CPR 
• Medication Classifications 
• Anatomy and Physiology 
• Regulations, Legislation, Ethics, and Compliance 

Program Information: 

10 months  

24 credit hours 

Topics Include: 

• Major code sets used in the healthcare industry 
• Legislative acts, fraud, and abuse affecting health insurance, medical coding, and medical billing.  
• Professional image and relationships with patients, co-workers, and medical professionals 
• Diagnostic, procedural, laboratory, pathological, surgical, and pharmacological terms  
• Introduction to medical billing, coding, insurance, and electronic health records 
• Roles of medical billers, medical coders, and administrative medical assistants 
• Hands-on approaches to input, modify, and maintain patient information 
• Maintaining patient information, scheduling appointments, uploading documents, and creating and printing records 

Program Information: 

15 months 

36 credit hours 

Topics Include: 

• Medical terminology  
• Medical insurance and the various payers 
• Medical billing cycle and the medical insurance claim process 
• Major code sets used in the healthcare industry 
• Comprehensive study of the anatomy and physiology of the human body 
• Health information technology 
• Practice management programs and HIPAA legislation 
• Medical records and documentation guidelines relating to HIPAA and HITECH regulations 
• ICD-10-CM, coding steps, and official coding guidelines 
• CPT and HCPCS codes 
• Compliant billing and billing rules, errors, audits, fee schedules, and payment methods 
• Healthcare claim preparation and processing 

Program Information: 

8 months 

18 credit hours 

Topics Include: 

• Laws, regulations, and standards that apply to the field of pharmacy 
• Science of pharmacology, pharmacodynamics, and pharmacokinetics  
• Drug classification, over the counter and prescription medications, medication dosage routes, and formulations 
• Calculations, techniques, equipment and tools used to perform sterile and non-sterile compounding  
• Operational roles in the pharmacy, including inventory management and business-related calculations 
• Hands-on lab learning and simulation activities