Prerequisites and Challenge Exams

Required:

• Medical Terminology
• CPR
• HIPAA

Required:

• Medical Terminology

Required:

• Medical Terminology
• CPR
• HIPPA
• Intro To Elec. Health Records

Required:

• Medical Terminology
• Math
• CPR
• HIPAA

Required:

• Professional Prep.
• CPR
• HIPAA

Required:

• Anatomy and Physiology
• Medical Terminology

Required:

• Medical Terminology

Required:

• Medical Terminology

Required:

• Anatomy and Physiology
• Medical Terminology

Required:

• Medical Terminology
• CPR
• HIPAA
• Intro To Elec. Health Records

Pharmacy Technicians assist pharmacists in hospitals or freestanding pharmacies. They are typically involved in customer interactions, insurance claim processing, maintaining inventories and filling prescriptions. - There are no requirements for the Pharmacy Technician training. 

Required:

• Medical Terminology

Required:

• Medical Terminology
• Professional Prep.
• CPR
• HIPAA

Required:

• Anatomy and Physiology
• Medical Terminology
• Math
• CPR
• HIPAA

Required:

• Medical Terminology
• CPR
• HIPAA
• Intro To Elec. Health Systems

 

Participate in an overview of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996, Title II Administrative Simplification (HIPAA-AS). Topics include privacy, confidentiality, security, patient rights, covered entities, business associates, protected health information (PHI), and penalties. No textbook required.

Obtain a basic overview of the structure and function of the human body and its systems, including an introduction to common diseases. To be successful in this course, you need to have successfully completed at least half of Medical Terminology for Health Occupations (AHE534). Textbook required at first class. 

Learn the correct pronunciation and meaning of medical terms. Recommended for all students interested in any health care occupation whether in direct patient care or medical office and insurance work. Textbook required for first class.

Online version of Anatomy and Physiology for Health Occupations covering cellular structure and function, and the structure and function of each body system. Textbook required at first class. 

Participate in an overview of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996, Title II Administrative Simplification (HIPAA-AS). Topics include privacy, confidentiality, security, patient rights, covered entities, business associates, protected health information (PHI), and penalties. This class is entirely online and there is no textbook required. 

Learn the fundamentals of Electronic Health Records (EHR) and prepare for national certification as a Certified Electronic Health Records Specialist (EHRS). Textbook can be purchased at the CCBC Bookstore. Prerequisites: Medical Terminology for Health Occupations.

Learn the fundamentals of Electronic Health Records (EHR) and prepare for national certification as a Certified Electronic Health Records Specialist (EHRS). This class is entirely online. Textbook can be purchased at the CCBC Bookstore. Prerequisites: Medical Terminology for Health Occupations

Review math skills related to math used in allied health courses and the health care field including addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division and conversions of fractions and decimals; the metric system for measurements and how to setup basic algebraic equations to solve health care problems (e.g., dosages). Textbook is provided in Brightspace.

Challenge the core course "HIPAA Training". Students who would like to "test out" of the course because of prior learning can take this exam. Passing the exam with an 80% or better allows the student to waive out of the class. You may only take this exam one time.

Challenge the core course "Anatomy & Physiology". Students who would like to "test out" of the course because of prior learning can take this exam. Passing the exam with an 80% or better allows the student to waive out of the class. You may only take this exam one time.

Challenge the core course "Basic Math for Health Care Workers". Students who would like to "test out" of the course because of prior learning can take this exam. Passing the exam with an 80% or better allows the student to waive out of the class. You may only take this exam one time.

Challenge the core course "Medical Terminology". Students who would like to "test out" of the course because of prior learning can take this exam. Passing the exam with an 80% or better allows the student to waive out of the class. You may only take this exam one time.