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VMED 120 - Medical Documentation This introductory course is designed for students who are interested in pursuing careers as medical or allied healthcare professionals. This course explores the importance of accurate documentation in healthcare, covering key topics such as medical terminology, patient record-keeping, confidentiality, subjective vs. objective information, and common documentation errors with strategies for avoiding them. Open Entry/Open Exit.						View 2 Sections
VMED 121 - Medical Terminology for Allied Health This course prepares students to analyze, define, pronounce, and comprehend medical language. Students will learn about the specialized vocabulary healthcare professionals use to describe the human body, medical conditions, procedures, treatments, and healthcare processes. Topics covered include medical terminology, abbreviations, and standardized communication in clinical settings. This course is perfect for anyone interested in working in the healthcare field.						View 1 Section
VMED 122 - Occupational Safety and Security for Health Professionals Healthcare workers encounter many risks within their scope of practice. This course provides allied health professionals with comprehensive knowledge of occupational safety and security. Students will learn skills to help them identify and mitigate workplace hazards, protect themselves from occupational risks, and ensure a safe environment that promotes quality care and reduces employer costs and liability. Open Entry/ Open Exit.						View 1 Section
VMED 123 - Professional Ethics for Healthcare Professionals This course is designed to introduce students to the principles of professional ethics in healthcare occupations. Students will learn about the values, standards, and responsibilities that guide ethical decision-making in healthcare. Topics include patient confidentiality, informed consent, professional conduct, and ethical dilemmas commonly encountered by healthcare professionals. Open Entry/Open Exit.						View 1 Section
VMED 124 - Universal Safety Precautions and Infection Control This course provides an overview of infection control principles, including microbiology fundamentals and the chain of infection. Students will learn evidence-based practices for preventing healthcare-associated infections (HAIs) and applying universal safety precautions in healthcare settings. Emphasis is placed on infection prevention strategies to protect both patients and healthcare professionals in the workplace. Open Entry/ Open Exit.						View 2 Sections
VRE 110 - Real Estate Economics Covers the factors influencing real estate values. Includes business cycles, regional and community growth, influences on real estate development. Applies towards the partial fulfillment for the educational requirements for (1) California real estate salesperson license and (2) California real estate broker license.						View 1 Section
VRE 151 - Fundamentals of Escrow This course covers the principles and current practices of the escrow process in California. Topics include terminology, documentation, escrow instructions, encumbrances, interest adjustments, reconveyance, mortgages, insurance, taxes, and fees, other processing details pertinent to the handling of an escrow from inception to closing including fiduciary and ethical responsibilities. This course is one of the elective courses for the real estate salesperson or broker license requirement as set forth by the California Bureau of Real Estate (BRE).						View 1 Section
WKPR 002 - Self-Advocacy (For new students only: this course requires an intake prior to registration. Please call (714) 628-4860) Students will identify their strengths and weaknesses. Students will define realistic goals, objectives and the skills needed to reach goals. Student will learn how to communicate in a respectful and responsible way, learn rights and employment laws that pertain to people with disabilities and identify advocacy groups.						View 1 Section
WKPR 003 - Getting Around Town (For new students only: this course requires an intake prior to registration. Please call (714) 628-4860) Learn how to use public and private transportation, plan outings and trips. Field trips are part of this class.						View 1 Section
WKPR 004 - Choosing the Right Employment Path A class designed for students to enhance independence by introduction to safe practices and knowledge about using public transportation.						View 1 Section
WKPR 005 - Safety on the Job Safety on the Job						View 1 Section
WKPR 006 - Communication Skills for Successful Employment Communication Skills for Successful Employment						View 1 Section
WKPR 007 - Social Skills and Necessary Etiquette This course is designed to introduce students with intellectual, developmental, and learning disabilities an overview of appropriate social skills at school, work, and in the community. Various areas of social skill challenges and coping strategies will be taught and explored through examples in their own lives and through instructional materials.						View 1 Section
WKPR 010 - Customer Service for Medical Field Customer Service for Medical Field						View 1 Section
WKPR 011 - Introduction to Handling Money This course is designed for students with disabilities to introduce the skills necessary for accurate money exchanges. Students will learn how to count money, give correct amounts of money for purchases, and make change.						View 1 Section
WKPR 014 - Basic Finance in the Workforce This is an introductory course to teach students how to manage and maintain a budget for payroll services.						View 1 Section
WKPR 015 - Public Communications This course is designed to teach students public speaking skills through the use of demonstrative, informative, and persuasive speeches.						View 1 Section
WKPR 019 - Different Communication Styles Provides students with new vocabulary to enhance collaboration in the workplace.						View 1 Section
WKPR 500 - Workforce Readiness Provides instruction in office skills for employment preparation. Students will learn communication, decision-making, interpersonal, leadership, lifelong learning, and job seeking skills.						View 2 Sections
WKPR 502 - Workforce Readiness for Healthcare Occupations This course prepares students for success in healthcare settings by developing essential soft skills, front-office competencies, and job-readiness skills. Students build communication, teamwork, professionalism, and problem-solving abilities common in clinics and care facilities. The course includes cultural sensitivity in patient interactions, workplace communication, and job readiness topics such as resumes, interviews, and professional online presence. Students will demonstrate professionalism, empathy, confidentiality, and adaptability in the healthcare environment. Open Entry/Open Exit.						View 1 Section
ABE 009 - Academic Skills ?This ABE course helps you build basic skills in reading, writing, spelling, vocabulary, math, and grammar. Improve basic skills to an eighth grade level. Lessons focus on life skills that individuals use every day.						View 2 Sections
CNG 303 - Student Orientation Student orientations help students with class placement, class selection, and academic and career planning. When you register for an orientation, you will meet with a counselor who will review continuing education class offerings and services, help you develop an education plan, and assist you with class registration. Orientations are offered throughout the semester in different modalities during the dates listed for each section. Students will select a day and time that works best for them to complete the orientation after they register in the course. Registration in this course is recommended for New Students and Students returning from an absence over a year.						View 8 Sections
ESL 120 - ESL for Citizenship Learn and practice listening, speaking, reading, and writing English while studying U.S. history and government to prepare for the U.S. Citizenship Exam.						View 3 Sections
ESL 300 - Literacy Learn basic English reading, writing, speaking, and understanding while practicing letters, numbers, and simple personal information.						View 6 Sections
ESL 301 - Beginning Low Build English skills for everyday life by practicing listening, speaking, reading, and writing simple conversations, words, and phrases for school, work, and community.						View 7 Sections
ESL 302 - Beginning High Practice understanding and joining simple conversations, meeting everyday needs, and learn reading and writing tasks for school, work, and community. Read texts and write multiple sentences.						View 7 Sections
ESL 303 - Intermediate Low Practice understanding and joining conversations, sharing your needs and opinions, reading informational writing, and completing written tasks. Prepare for school, work, and community life with real-world English.						View 6 Sections
ESL 304 - Intermediate High Build stronger English speaking and thinking skills, improve reading and understanding of academic and informational texts, and practice writing paragraphs for school, work, and community participation.						View 6 Sections
ESL 305 - Advanced Low Develop advanced English skills by reading and analyzing complex texts and improving writing for school, work, and community success. Practice sharing ideas and opinions in conversations and debates.						View 4 Sections
ESL 306 - Advanced High Prepare for school, work, and community success by practicing advanced English skills, including complex conversations, reading, and writing using real-world texts. Build creative and critical thinking skills to express ideas clearly.						View 4 Sections
ESL 440 - ESL BEGINNING MULTILEVEL Learn English speaking, listening, reading, and writing in everyday situations and for school, work, and home. Recommended for students at Literacy, Beginning Low, and Beginning High levels.						View 13 Sections
ESL 500 - ESL INTERMEDIATE MULTILEVEL Develop English fluency and communication skills while learning foundational academic writing. Recommended for students at Intermediate Low and Intermediate High levels.						View 6 Sections
ESL 501 - Basic Grammar & Writing Learn the basics of English grammar and writing. Practice simple sentences, combining sentences, and using correct grammar for everyday communication.						View 2 Sections
ESL 502 - Intermediate Grammar & Writing Learn to write clear and organized paragraphs while improving grammar. Practice correct verb tenses, connecting ideas, using transitions, and writing for school, work, and everyday situations.						View 3 Sections
ESL 503 - Advanced Grammar & Writing Strengthen grammar and writing skills for school and work. Practice complex sentences, punctuation, verb forms, and organizing ideas with strong support, clear transitions, and careful editing.						View 2 Sections
ESL 510 - English for Work 1 Learn beginning-level English for the workplace. Practice speaking, listening, and reading for jobs, including workplace vocabulary, job safety, and basic communication.						View 5 Sections
ESL 520 - English for Work 2 Develop intermediate to advanced English skills for the workplace or vocational programs. Focus on workplace communication, career vocabulary, reading for work, understanding workplace culture, and employee rights.						View 2 Sections
ESL 530 - American English Pronunciation Improve English pronunciation to be better understood and understand others. Practice sounds, stress, intonation, linking, and rhythm for speaking in everyday, work, and school situations.						View 10 Sections
ESL 570 - Conversation 1 Learn basic conversation skills in listening, speaking, and non-verbal communication. Practice starting, keeping, and ending conversations for everyday social situations.						View 13 Sections
ESL 580 - Conversation 2 Develop more advanced conversation skills in listening, speaking, and non-verbal communication. Practice expressing ideas clearly, understanding formal and informal language, and learning cultural differences in U.S. conversations.						View 8 Sections
ESL 606 - Computer Skills for ESL Learn basic computer skills to support your English learning. Practice typing, word processing, using websites, email, and English language software. Open to ESL students of all levels.						View 5 Sections
ESL 607 - Artificial Intelligence for ESL (English as a second Language) Introduces English language learners to various Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools designed to support language learning. Students will explore AI applications to improve their speaking, writing, reading, and listening skills. Through hands-on practice, students will learn how generative AI tools can enhance language proficiency, provide personalized feedback, and foster independent learning. Open Entry/Open Exit.						View 3 Sections
ESL 800 - ESL for Healthcare Careers Build intermediate and advanced English skills for healthcare careers. Expand healthcare vocabulary, learn about different allied health programs, and explore certificate and career pathways.						View 2 Sections
ESL 801 - ESL for Patient Care Skills Learn English skills needed for Certified Nursing Assistant and Personal Caregiver programs. Study medical vocabulary, healthcare terms, and patient care topics like vital signs, body mechanics, hygiene, nutrition, workplace communication, and patients’ rights.						View 4 Sections
HSENG 086 - HIGH SCHOOL SUBJECTS: ENGLISH (College Preparatory Composition) Provides development of critical reading, academic writing, and academic research skills to prepare students for transfer level associate degree courses. Students will utilize the writing process in extended practice with expository and argumentative essays, will respond to academic reading, and will develop academic research skills and documentation techniques. Emphasis will be placed on refining writing in terms of grammar and sentence skills.						View 2 Sections
HSS 400 - High School Equivalency Test Preparation Provides individualized instruction in preparation for the High School Equivalency exam. Covers test-taking strategies and the essentials of reading, writing, mathematics, science, and social studies.						View 5 Sections
HSS 402 - High School Equivalency Test Preparation - Writing Provides preparation for the GED and HiSET exams in the area of writing.						View 4 Sections
HSS 403 - HiSET Test Preparation- Reading HiSET Test preparation in the subject of reading.						View 4 Sections
HSS 404 - High School Equivalency Test Preparation- Science Provides preparation for the GED and HiSET Science exam.						View 4 Sections
HSS 405 - High School Equivalency Test Preparation- Social Science Provides preparation for the GED and HiSET Social Science exam.						View 4 Sections
MATHCE 206 - MATH CONTINUING EDUCATION (College Preparation Essential Mathematics) This course includes operations of whole numbers, fractions, decimals, integers and working with percentages, ratio, proportion, measurement, mensuration geometry, basic algebra and applied word problems.						View 1 Section
MATHCE 255 - MATH CONTINUING EDUCATION (College Preparation Algebra) This course includes an introduction to basic algebra concepts, properties of real numbers, factoring, exponents and radicals, solving and graphing linear equations, polynomials and rational algebraic expressions, and linear systems of equations, solving quadratic equations and applications.						View 4 Sections
MUSCE 126 - Chorale Music Provides a beginning-level studio course which introduces students to the world of chorale singing. Students will learn to rehearse and perform a variety of music, including classical, folk tunes, and songs from Broadway musicals. Each semester requires performance of a variety of new repertoire. Field trips are required. Open Entry/Open Exit. 5 HS credits.						View 1 Section
OAP 200 - Health and Wellness Provides information and discussion related to current and relevant health and wellness topics. Students will research techniques, decision making, and communication skills to enhance learning.						View 17 Sections
OAP 205 - Strength and Stamina This course is to provide discussion and appropriate fitness exercises for older adults to maintain or improve their health and wellness. The appropriate fitness exercises are focused on muscle strengthening, flexibility, cardiovascular endurance, balance, and mobility. Also, principles of basic anatomy and physiology will be discussed through lectures.						View 8 Sections
OAP 460 - Music Appreciation						View 1 Section
OAP 519 - Nutrition for Older Adults to Preserve Brain Function & Promote Health Provides information and discussion related to current and relevant nutrition research on nutrients that preserve, and support brain health and overall wellness topics are covered. Students research cooking and food storage techniques that enhance the bioavailability of these nutrients in foods.						View 1 Section
OAP 802 - Seminar for Older Adults Provides information and a discussion forum related to the examination of concerns common to older adults. Discovers specific needs and interests and examines current news events as interpreted through historical background and current political/regional developments and changes. Open Entry/Open Exit.						View 9 Sections
OAP 823 - Manipulative Skills for Older Adults Concentrates on maintenance and improvement of motor skills though utilization of a variety of art media and techniques.						View 46 Sections
OAP 828 - Beginning Quilting Concentrates on improvement of motor skills and decision making through utilization of quilting techniques. Provides opportunities for analysis and decision-making skills while learning about materials, terminology, and history associated with beginning quilting.						View 1 Section
OAP 829 - Embroidery Concentrates on improvement of motor skills and decision making through utilization of a variety of hand embroidery and art media techniques. Provides opportunities for analysis and decision-making skills while exercising basic manipulative skills.						View 1 Section
SSD 787 - Employment Preparation for Adults with Developmental Disabilities Assists adults with developmental disabilities attain a higher functional level for the purpose of employment. Teaches skills necessary to establish and maintain productive interpersonal relationships social interaction and etiquette related to home community and vocational settings.						View 1 Section
VBUS 010 - Introduction to Web Design using Adobe Dreamweaver CC Provides introductory instruction on Adobe Dreamweaver, one of the industry’s leading web authoring tools. Students will learn how to create and publish a web site, manage and maintain it. Recommended preparation: VBUS 302.						View 2 Sections
VBUS 013 - Introduction to Personal Management using MS Outlook Provides instruction on Microsoft Outlook, one of the industry’s leading personal data management applications. Students will learn how to better manage their electronic communications, schedules, tasks and contact information using Outlook’s Email, Calendar, Task and Contact components.						View 2 Sections
VBUS 014 - Introduction to Mobile and Social Media Tools Provides instruction on how to incorporate social networks and mobile technology in a business environment utilizing applications and tools such as LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, Wikis, and blogs.						View 2 Sections
VBUS 030 - How to Build a Home-Based Business This course provides an overview of the process of planning, launching, and operating a home-based business. Students will learn to distinguish between the various forms of home-based businesses and explain how they can be supported by business models.						View 2 Sections
VBUS 035 - Generative AI for Small Business This introductory course teaches small businesses how to use generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) tools. It covers use cases such as research, creating tables and schedules, generating logo images, conducting SWOT analysis, and developing business plans with GenAI assistance.						View 4 Sections
VBUS 040 - Accounting for Non-Accountants Designed for those who may be interested in building a homebased business, this course introduces general accounting principles, including basic terminology, processes, and an overview of financial statements. An emphasis is placed on utilizing accounting methods to generate and interpret financial information in real-life situations to make managerial and financial decisions.						View 1 Section
VBUS 050 - Quickbooks This course is intended for beginners with little to no QuickBooks experience. It covers fundamental skills such as setting up a company file, recording transactions, managing accounts, generating reports, and applying general accounting principles within the software. Instruction will include a practice company, assignments, and video guides supervised by the instructor. By the end, students will be equipped to navigate and perform basic transactions in QuickBooks Online.						View 2 Sections
VBUS 096 - Introduction to Digital Cameras Digital camera basics.						View 3 Sections
VBUS 097 - Introduction to Personal Commerce on the Internet Provides introductory instruction to personal commerce on the Internet. Topics include privacy and security issues, searching techniques, auction bidding, secure payment methods, selling techniques, and protecting consumer rights.						View 2 Sections
VBUS 101 - Introduction to 3D Modeling using Blender Provides introductory instruction on 3D modeling and basic animation using Blender software. Introduces students to Blender’s interface, 3D space, animation and modeling features, surfaces and textures, and uses.						View 2 Sections
VBUS 102 - Adobe InDesign This course offers an introduction to desktop publishing with Adobe InDesign, covering navigation, document setup, text and graphic placement, styles, color and transparency features, and exporting and printing professional-quality files.						View 1 Section
VBUS 103 - Introduction to MS Project Provides introductory instruction on the use of Microsoft Office Project software. Students will learn how to set up a project, manage project files, create a task list, schedule tasks, view a schedule, define and assign resources and costs, track a project, analyze progress, and revise a schedule.						View 1 Section
VBUS 105 - Introduction to 3D Animation using Blender Provides introductory instruction for creating short 3D animations using Blender software for viewing on the Internet or in other multimedia formats. Students learn to create animations using Blender’s tools and timeline, e.g. trajectory, lighting, bones, and movements. Students will gain an understanding of the basics needed to succeed as an animator						View 2 Sections
VBUS 107 - Seminar in Adobe Tools (Lightroom) Explores and provides instruction in evolving Creative Cloud applications for the personal computer such as design, web and video/audio tools.						View 3 Sections
VBUS 109 - Introduction to Desktop Video Editing using Adobe Premiere Provides introductory instruction on desktop digital video production and editing using industry standard software. Includes capturing, importing, assembling, and editing video, audio and still images.						View 1 Section
VBUS 117 - Abode Acrobat Adobe Acrobat Introduces students to portable document formats created with Adobe Acrobat. Students learn how to convert simple and complex documents to PDF files; navigate, edit, and annotate PDF files; and distribute PDF files via the Internet.						View 2 Sections
VBUS 118 - Introduction to Windows Introduces Windows navigation, views, commands, file management, customization and more.						View 10 Sections
VBUS 119 - Introduction to Keyboarding and Basic Windows Provides introductory instruction for keyboarding by touch and learning MS Windows. This class or Introduction to Windows is highly recommended prior to taking other classes taught within the Windows environment.						View 12 Sections
VBUS 120 - Introduction to Animation using Adobe Animate Provides introductory instruction for creating short Adobe Animate movies for viewing on the Internet or for viewing in other multimedia formats. Students learn to create animations using Animate’s drawing tools, layers, and time line. Students also are given an opportunity to explore Animate’s libraries, preview movies, save, and publish Animate’s documents.						View 1 Section
VBUS 121 - Introduction to Computer Software Applications Provides individual skill-building assistance on industry- standard computer applications, e.g. Web, MS Office, Adobe Creative Suite/Cloud, and Multi-Media applications						View 3 Sections
VBUS 140 - Introduction to Google Applications This class provides an overview of Google Apps for Work, a collection of cloud computing, productivity, and collaboration tools, with an emphasis on their use in effective workplace communication. Applications covered include Google Documents, Sheets, Slides, Drive, and Forms.						View 2 Sections
VBUS 150 - Introduction to Digital Marketing This class is an introduction to the use of digital marketing methods to research market conditions in local, regional, or national areas, and to gather information to determine potential sales of a product or service. Students will learn how to use marketing tools to gather and analyze information on competitors, prices, and sales.						View 2 Sections
VBUS 152 - Intro to Digital Marketing Analysis This class is an introduction to the theory and practice of digital marketing analytics. Students will explore the theory of web analytics and how they are used in real-world business situations. An emphasis is placed on identifying the appropriate analytics tools to collect,analyze, and visualize data from the web, using that data to make decisions that impact an organization, its stakeholders, and its customers.						View 2 Sections
VBUS 160 - Introduction to Financial Services and Investments Provides an introduction to financial services with an emphasis on the Securities Industry Essentials (SIE) exam. Topics include: 401(k), IRA, Stocks, Mutual Funds, Bonds, Precious Metals, Bank Accounts, and Cryptocurrencies (such as Bitcoin). The roles of financial advisors, bankers, and other financial services personnel will be explained.						View 2 Sections
VBUS 161 - Bitcoin and Digital Assets Provides an introduction to Bitcoin and other digital assets. An emphasis is placed on how they work, how they are obtained, and how to incorporate them into an investment plan.						View 2 Sections
VBUS 171 - Workplace Communication for Sales & Service This course builds essential communication skills for sales success, including audience analysis, persuasive messaging, nonverbal delivery, and professional digital communication. Through role-playing, presentations, and case studies, students practice handling objections, adapting to diverse customers, and applying ethical, customer-centered strategies. Emphasis is placed on building trust, delivering clear and persuasive messages, and enhancing workplace professionalism.						View 2 Sections
VBUS 242 - Introduction to Vector Graphics using Adobe Illustrator CC Provides introductory instruction on how to create both type and graphics (creating different shapes, blends, gradients, layouts and special effects) on the computer. This program works well with InDesign, which is used to create newsletters, magazine-type documents, etc.						View 2 Sections
VBUS 257 - Seminar in Business Applications Explores and provides instruction in evolving standard software applications commonly used in business.						View 5 Sections
VBUS 260 - Introduction to Word Processing/MS Word Instruction in creating formatting, editing, saving, and printing documents.						View 10 Sections
VBUS 261 - Introduction to Databases using MS Access Provides instruction in basic concepts using typical database problems with MS Access software.						View 1 Section
VBUS 262 - Introduction to Spreadsheets/MS Excel Instruction in basic spreadsheet concepts using sample problems.						View 10 Sections
VBUS 302 - HTML Basics Provides introductory instruction to web page development. Topics include web page design elements: HTML; graphic images, movie and sound formats; and testing pages on cross platforms. Open Entry/Open Exit. Former Title: Introduction to Web Page Development using HTML Basics (Fall 2023)						View 1 Section
VBUS 303 - Adobe Photoshop Provides introductory instruction to electronic imaging using Adobe Photoshop software. Topics include beginning Photoshop features, scanner basics, image and file formats, color, importing/exporting of files, and printing. Open entry / Open exit. Former Title: Introduction to Electronic Imaging using Adobe Photoshop (Fall 2023)						View 2 Sections
VBUS 304 - MS PowerPoint Provides students with instruction on how to use PowerPoint features (e.g., templates, layouts, pictures, graphics, animation, multi-media assets) to create engaging presentations. Students will also discuss best practices for using PowerPoint as a visual aid for any presentation. Open entry / Open exit. Former Title: Introduction to Electronic Presentations using MS PowerPoint (Fall 2023).						View 9 Sections
VECU 010 - Solar Installation I This program aims to provide students with the foundational skills and knowledge required to become a solar photovoltaic system installer. It covers the principles of solar energy, system components, safety protocols, electrical basics, and installation techniques for residential solar panel installations.						View 1 Section
VECU 011 - Solar Installation II Solar Installation II focuses on the design, installation, and maintenance of off-grid and battery-based solar systems. It covers advanced topics such as battery technology, system sizing, energy management, and troubleshooting, with an emphasis on creating efficient and sustainable solar solutions. It is the second course in a solar installation series that prepares students to enter a solar photovoltaic installation technician career						View 1 Section
VFOTO 100 - How to Fly a Drone This course will provide the student with introductory instruction and the opportunity for hands-on training to learn to fly a drone, as well as prepare to study for the Federal Aviation Administration 14 CFR Part 107 certification exam which is required for anyone desiring to fly drones for commercial purposes, or for the Recreational UAS Safety Test (TRUST) exam for recreational flyers.						View 3 Sections
VFOTO 101 - Drone Photography and Video Course will cover basics of drone photography and video production - from the capture standpoint as it relates to drone imaging as well as important camera settings for capturing great images, and aircraft settings for enabling smooth cinematic movement for videography. Students will also learn the basics of digital asset management and editing of drone still images and video using Adobe Lightroom, Photoshop, and Premiere.						View 1 Section
VMED 010 - Overview of the Nursing Assistant Training Program This class is designed to provide an introduction to the clinical and theoretical requirements for the Certified Nursing Assistant Program.						View 9 Sections
VMED 020 - Overview of the Medical Assistant Training Program Designed for students interested in becoming medical assistants, this course provides an overview of the areas of study in the medical assistant training program, including medical terminology, body systems, human diseases, clinical procedures, microbiology and surgical assisting. An emphasis is placed on the required coursework to take the exam to become a Registered Medical Assistant (RMA).						View 6 Sections
VMED 021 - Medical Terms for Medical Occupations Designed for students interested in Allied Health careers, this course is an introduction to medical terminology, including the techniques of medical word building using basic word elements. Topics include: major suffixes in the surgical, diagnostic, symptomatic groups and related suffixes; suffixes denoting adjective, noun, singular and plural forms of medical words; major prefixes denoting position, number and measurement, negation, direction and anatomical, physiological and pathological terms.						View 1 Section
VMED 023 - Body Systems for Medical Assistants Designed for students interested in becoming medical assistants, this course covers the systems of the human body. Students will learn about cell structure and special senses, the endocrine system, the skeletal system, the muscular system, the integumentary system, the circulatory system, the respiratory system, the nervous system, the digestive system, the urinary and the reproductive systems.						View 1 Section
VMED 024 - Human Diseases and Disorders for Medical Assistants Designed for students interested in becoming medical assistants, this course is an overview of human diseases. It covers pathology and oncology, diseases of the eyes/ears, skeletal system diseases and disorders, muscular system diseases and disorders, endocrine diseases and disorders, skin diseases, diseases of the blood and immune systems, respiratory diseases and disorders, neurological disorders, gastrointestinal disorders, diseases of the urinary system and disorders of the reproductive systems.						View 1 Section
VMED 030 - Introduction to Caregiving This program prepares students to assist the elderly, convalescents, or persons with disabilities with daily living activities at the person’s home or in a care facility.						View 2 Sections
VMED 031 - Caregiver Training In a simulated caregiving environment, students will gain experience performing caregiver duties which may include nutrition, cleanliness, ambulation, and household activities.						View 2 Sections
VMED 070 - Acute Care Theory for Nurse Assistant With an emphasis on acute care theory, this course prepares the student to provide basic personal care to patients in the acute care hospital setting. Students will learn to effectively communicate with peers, instructors, patients, families, and employees of the facility. This is the first course in a sequence of classes designed to encourage the mastery of tasks consistent with entry-level employment in the acute care setting.						View 1 Section
VMED 080 - Introduction to the Behavior Technician Program This is 1 of 2 required classes to earn the Behavior Technician certificate. It is highly recommended to take VMED 080 prior to registering in VMED 081. Content acquired in VMED 080 is essential for VMED 081. The behavior technician program prepares individuals for a certification exam and front line work in the field of applied behavior analysis. Courses will cover Autism Spectrum Disorder, basic principles of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), teaching methodologies based on ABA, prompting, generalization and maintenance, and data collection for skill acquisition. This is the first course in a two-course series.						View 3 Sections
VMED 081 - Behavior Technician Certification Training (This is 1 of 2 required classes to earn the Behavior Technician certificate. It is highly recommended to take VMED 080 prior to registering in VMED 081. Content acquired in VMED 080 is essential for VMED 081.) The behavior technician certification training course will cover Defining Behavior, Functional Behavior Assessment, Antecedent and Consequence Interventions, Measurement, Community and Social Skills, and Ethics and Professionalism. This is the second course in a two-course series. Students who successfully complete both courses in this series will learn the skills required to take any of the three nationally accredited behavior technician exams.						View 4 Sections
VMED 090 - Introduction to Medical Coding Introduces the student to concepts of medical coding that can be combined with medical billing by using coding knowledge and skills that align with the medical billing workflow. NOTE: Medical billing software will be used for the class that can be downloaded onto a computer. The software only works on a Windows operating system. It cannot be downloaded on MAC computers, Chromebooks, smartphones, or other mobile devices.						View 2 Sections
VMED 091 - Introduction to Medical Billing Introduces students to concepts and skills needed for a successful career in medical office billing. Students will learn current procedural terminology, the general flow of information in a medical office, and the role of computers.						View 2 Sections
VMED 102 - Lactation Consultant Education The Lactation Consultant Education class prepares individuals to become specialized in the clinical management of breastfeeding. This class is the third in a three-course series that meets the required lactation education training to become an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC). This curriculum meets the standards of the Lactation Education Accreditation and Approval Committee (LEAARC) and will focus on developing best practices to provide quality lactation care and support for families. Open Entry/Open Exit. Requisites: VMED100 - Lactation Educator Specialist I AND VMED101 - Lactation Educator Specialist II - Recommended prior to taking this course, but is not required.						View 1 Section
VMED 110 - BLS/CPR for Healthcare Professionals Basic Life Support (BLS) training for healthcare professionals covering CPR for adults, children, and infants, airway management, rescue breathing, and emergency response for cardiac arrest and choking. Includes AED use and AHA-based certification.						View 9 Sections

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