Intro to Nursing

Job Outlook

Perform a wide range of medical procedures in various healthcare careers
Develop professional work ethic, medical skills, and patient/client care and confidentiality
Participate in hands-on community health services, such as blood drives

What can I do when I graduate?	What would I do in this class?	What can I do with further training?
Nurse aide Medical assistant Patient care technician Dental assistant Front office/telephone/scheduling	Nursing skills – State Tested Nurse’s Assistant vs. Patient Care Aid Medical assisting Pharmacy technician Dental assisting Medical terminology, anatomy and physiology First aid CPR/AED SkillsUSA Professional Development Program	RN (Registered Nurse) Medical assistant Phlebotomist Dental assistant Radiology Veterinarian technician

These students must

Have good communication skills - written and verbal
Be able to perform physical requirements of health care (lifting, bending, standing, push/pull up to 50 lbs.)
Be able to follow instructions safely and accurately
Comprehend units of measure used in the lab
Use math as a means of problem-solving
Have good hand/eye coordination and dexterity
Be able to operate a computer to complete assignments on a daily basis
Be able to work independently and in teams
Follow confidentiality guidelines used in the profession

Instructors	College Credits	Available Certifications	Lab Fees
Lucas Grove		AMCA Patient Care Technician Certification CPR First Aid National Healthcare Association Certified EKG Technician OSHA 10 State Tested Nurse Assistant Stop the Bleed	Level 1 (junior) - $136.00 Level 2 (senior) - $95.00 Supply, Uniform, and TB Info Level 2 (senior) Uniform Info