Emergency First Responder (EFR)This course presents a study of emergency problems encountered in both medical and trauma situations. It guides the student through practical assessments of these situations and teaches signs, symptoms, and treatment for each situation encountered whether it be at home, at work, or on the road. This course provides a three-year certification. Medical TranscriptionThis 900-hour educational program in medical transcription will prepare students for entry-level employment as medical language specialists, Professional Level 1 as defined by AAMT. The program is based on AAMT’s Model Curriculum for medical transcription and will help the students acquire the basic knowledge, understanding, and skills required to document patient care. This will include transcribing authentic physician dictation, preparing patient care documents with accuracy, timeliness, and principles of ethical and professional conduct. A 100-hour externship will be provided for students who meet qualifying criteria. Click here for more information. To register for this program, please contact the Assessment Center at 435-750-3188 to schedule a pretest. Medical TerminologyThis course provided the student with the skills necessary to interpret and understand medical terminology, in order to be successful in the pursuit of health occupation careers. This is accomplished by utilizing a method of study that not only instruct the students in building medical terms but also gives the student immediate application in utilizing the medical terms. Students will learn to identify basic structure of medical words, apply word building and definitions, use medical abbreviations, and correctly use medical terminology. The Medical Terminology Online Course is designed to facilitate learning and instruction in the medical terminology area. The 60-hour course will be used in coordination with current BATC medical terminology courses offered at Logan and Brigham City. One of the key elements associated with BATC is the use of an "open-entry/open-exit" course format that facilitates a "student-paced" approach to learning. This unique technique enables students to go through instructional material at their own pace to meet individual needs. The final exam must be taken at a BATC facility and arranged with an instructor. A compiled score of 85% or above is necessary for course completion for the medical terminology course, so this unique course has been designed with that in mind. Unlike other online courses you may have previously enrolled in, this course has been programmed to monitor your progress as you proceed through the program and prompt you to repeat lessons or exercises to gain 85% proficiency rate, thereby ensuring your successful completion of the medical terminology course. OSHA 10-hour CertificateBridgerland Applied Technology College is pleased to provide an OSHA 10 hour Certification Course. This class will fulfill all of the State of Utah Requirements for Contractor Continuing Education for License Renewal. The class information is as follows:
If you have any questions please contact Paul @ 435-770-9904 QuickbooksStudents will learn the abilities of industry utilized accounting software. Students will perform accounting functions including: setting up a company, accounting for daily transactions, managing inventory, processing payroll, working with bank accounts, and preparing financial statements. Students must have access to the QuickBooks 2006 Basic or Quickbooks 2006 Premier software. The textbook required for the course is Douglas Sleeter, Learning QuickBooks Step-by-Step QuickBooks Complete 2006: The Sleeter Group, 2006, ISBN: 1-932487-24-7. |
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