CLINICAL MEDICAL ASSISTANT

(With CCMA National Certification)

 

Course Description:

A Clinical Medical Assistant is a medical support professional that performs a variety of tasks to assist physicians in providing patient care, while ensuring that clinics and hospitals run smoothly and efficiently.  While CMAs working in smaller practices may be required to perform some administrative tasks, those working in larger medical facilities focus mainly on providing support services directly related to patient care.  We offer both Clinical and Administrative programs that can be combined. 

Clinical Medical Assistants are more often found at the physician’s side working in close contact with patients.  Typically, Medical Assistants prep rooms and prepare patients for examinations, while helping manage medical supply inventories.  CMAs may also assist nurses and physicians in providing direct patient care by taking medical histories, charting vitals, and assisting in examinations and procedures.  Some even perform more advanced tasks under the supervision of a physician such as cleaning and dressing wounds, removing sutures, collecting blood and other specimens as well as administering medication. 

Externships are suggested, please ask your career counselor for more details or assistance in providing those.

Course Duration: Typically 2 days a week for 16 weeks (lecture and clinical)

Entrance Requirments:

·         All applicants must be 18 years of age at the time of Certification. 

·         A high school diploma or GED equivalent is also required for most employment opportunities but is not required to take or start the training. 

·         No criminal record. 

·         Must submit a copy of current, up-to-date immunization records. 

·         Students must be aware and agree to participate in “sticking/drawing” each other in class and will sign a consent prior to the first class. 

·         CPR, First Aid and AED certifications are required before sitting for the national exams. (NCTS offers CPR, First Aid, and AED certification training at an additional cost)

Textbooks Supplied for Programs: 

Kinn’s Medical Assisting Fundamentals, SimChart for the Medical Office (electronic medical records):  Learning the Medical Office Workflow

 

 

 NCTS courses can typically be customized by content, length of course and format delivery.

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IATF16949:2016 Internal Auditor

Outline

Course Description:

This 24-hour course is intended for those personnel who have been identified as Internal Auditors for the companies IATF16949:2016 Quality Management System. Using the company’s existing Quality Management System participants will learn the process approach to effectively participating in an audit. If time permits, and the companies schedule allows, participants will finish the course by conducting actual audits of the Quality Management System, write audit reports, and present these to management.

Course Duration: 3 Day (8 Hour Days)

Course Objectives:

Upon completion of this module the trainee will be able to understand:

• Ability to identify the requirements of a conformance and nonconformance in the IATF16949:2016 and ISO9001:2015 requirements manual

·       Review of the requirements of Auditing the AIAG Core Tools

·       Be able to explain the process approach to effective auditing

·       Develop an audit check list (Process Turtle Diagrams) and audit plan

·       Know how to write and present audit reports and summaries

·       Explain how to perform effective follow-up auditing

·       Be able to conduct actual audits, and write reports, on the company’s Quality Management System

·       Recommended methods and techniques for identifying, and ascertaining, objective evidence

·       Effective follow-up of prior audit non-conformities

  

NCTS courses can be customized by content, length of course and format delivery.