Clinical Medical Professional (Medical Assistant + Phlebotomy Tech + EKG Tech)

14 Hours

Estimated learning time

Self-Paced

Progress at your own speed

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About the Program

Description

Clinical Medical Professional focuses on preparing individuals for dynamic careers in medical assisting, phlebotomy, and EKG technology, offering a well-rounded education in these critical healthcare specialties.

Topics

Professionalism in Allied Health
Introduction to Human Anatomy and Medical Terminology
Medical Office Procedures and Administration
Clinical Medical Assisting
Phlebotomy
Electrocardiography

Prerequisites

High School Diploma or GED

Content Material Titles

Introduction to Human Anatomy & Medical Terminology: A Course Companion (MedCerts) - 1st Edition eText and Workbook By Paul Reuter and Valerie Weiss Phlebotomy Worktext and Procedures Manual 5E (Elsevier, Copyright 2020) by Warekois and Robinson Electrocardiography for Healthcare Professionals (McGraw Hill 5th Edition, Copyright 2019) by Kathryn Booth and Thomas E. O’Brien Kinn’s The Administrative Medical Assistant (Elsevier 15th Edition, Copyright 2023) by Niedzwiecki and Pepper Kinn’s The Clinical Medical Assistant (Elsevier 15th Edition, Copyright 2023) by Niedzwiecki and Pepper

Total Cost: $5,856

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Deliverables

Professional Program
Launch of Career
After completion of the course, get CCMA (Certified Clinical Medical Assistant), CMAA (Certified Medical Administrative Assistant), CET (Certified EKG Technician), CPT (Certified Phlebotomy Technician)
Hone Important Skills
Total Upgrade
Such as Clinical procedures, Patient care, Medical terminology, Phlebotomy, EKG (Electrocardiography), Medical records management, Healthcare administrative procedures, Communication skills, Health data management, Health information technology, Compliance with healthcare standards and regulations, Ethics and professionalism in healthcare, Anatomy and physiology, Healthcare documentation and recordkeeping, Quality assurance and data accuracy, Electronic Health Records (EHR) management

Outcomes

Use diagnostic cardiac testing to include electrocardiograms, Holter monitors, and assist cardiologists with stress testing
Comply with HIPAA/HITECH, OSHA, CMS, and other healthcare regulations and laws as they apply to patient information
Administer medications and assist with minor procedures
Collect blood and non-blood specimens for testing and analyzing in a clinical laboratory