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This two-part course prepares medical assistant students for understanding and performing a wide range of clinical procedures by didactic and hands-on methods of teaching. Clinical skills are built on the foundational concepts of infection control and patient safety. Students are then advanced to clinical concepts and skills such as, vital sign taking, phlebotomy and various laboratory techniques and procedures, specimen handling, IV insertion, and electrocardiography and other diagnostic procedures. Students are also introduced to the medical assistant role and skills within the areas of practice specialties. The majority of the course is designed to coincide with anatomy and physiology course topics. Pharmacology is discussed in terms of creating a knowledge base of the most commonly prescribed and used medications; medication list management and patient education about common over-the-counter and prescription medication side effects, allergies, and interactions. Wednesday in-person weeknight skills sessions to be held at COTC. COVID-19 vaccination required: see cuny.edu for more information.
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Fee: $590.00
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Instructor: MICHELE-ANN TOWNSEND
Capacity Remaining: 23
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Dates: 12/2/2021 - 2/1/2022
Times: 6:30 PM - 9:30 PM
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Sessions: 16
Days: Tu Th
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Building: Online
Room: www.ZOOM.us
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Thursdays meet 6:30-9:30 pm in-person weeknight skills sessions to be held at COTC. COVID-19 vaccination required: see cuny.edu for more information.
Saturdays meet 9:30 am-12:30 pm online in Zoom
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Thursday in-person weeknight skills sessions to be held at COTC. COVID-19 vaccination required: see cuny.edu for more information.
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Half-day or full-day workshops that throughout semester to prepare MA students for work in the medical field. Resume preparation, interview techniques, and other professional seminars to provide real-world guidance for the workplace with emphasis on productivity and collaborative interaction. -
Fee: $150.00
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Instructor: MICHELE-ANN TOWNSEND
Capacity Remaining: 21
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Dates: 10/26/2021 - 11/2/2021
Times: 6:30 PM - 9:30 PM
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Sessions: 5
Days: M Tu W Th
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Building: Online
Room: www.ZOOM.us
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Students are placed in community-based medical practices and hospitals that will offer students the opportunity to apply the clinical skills learned in class in a variety of specialty areas. Students are expected to provide regular self-evaluations as they progress through the clinical experience. Academic and clinical faculty is expected to regularly evaluate students on their class work and at their clinical site to be sure that students are up performing at a safe and satisfactory level. Clinical site preceptors are encouraged to evaluate students and offer faculty their feedback on student progress. -
Fee: $35.00
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Capacity Remaining: 21
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Dates: 12/23/2021 - 3/22/2022
Times: 12:00 AM - 12:00 AM
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Sessions: 24
Days: Tu Th
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Building: Off-Site - CMA Externship
Room: TBA
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Students are offered a 1 day certification review course. Certification is encouraged as it allows MA students to demonstrate their competency in the professional and clinical knowledge base that a medical assistant is responsible for. -
Fee: $100.00
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Capacity Remaining: 17
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Dates: 12/1/2021 - 12/8/2021
Times: 6:00 PM - 9:30 PM
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Sessions: 2
Days: W
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Building: Online
Room: www.ZOOM.us
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This course will introduce you to administrative office skills and office finances. Managed care and insurance, and the latest application of coding that is expected of the entry-level medical assistant through theoretical and hands-on methods, are taught. Computer concepts are introduced with special emphasis on computerized practice management, such as telecommunications and electronic medical health record management. -
Fee: $550.00
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Instructor: BOBBET DURRANT-BROOKS
Capacity Remaining: 21
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Dates: 11/11/2021 - 1/11/2022
Times: 6:30 PM - 9:30 PM
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Sessions: 15
Days: Tu Th
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Building: Online
Room: www.ZOOM.us
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This two-part course prepares medical assistant students for understanding and performing a wide range of clinical procedures by didactic and hands-on methods of teaching. Clinical skills are built on the foundational concepts of infection control and patient safety. Students are then advanced to clinical concepts and skills such as, vital sign taking, phlebotomy and various laboratory techniques and procedures, specimen handling, IV insertion, and electrocardiography and other diagnostic procedures. Students are also introduced to the medical assistant role and skills within the areas of practice specialties. The majority of the course is designed to coincide with anatomy and physiology course topics. Pharmacology is discussed in terms of creating a knowledge base of the most commonly prescribed and used medications; medication list management and patient education about common over-the-counter and prescription medication side effects, allergies, and interactions. Wednesday in-person weeknight skills sessions to be held at COTC. COVID-19 vaccination required: see cuny.edu for more information.
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Fee: $590.00
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Instructor: MICHELE-ANN TOWNSEND
Capacity Remaining: 20
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Dates: 8/25/2021 - 11/1/2021
Times: 6:30 PM - 9:30 PM
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Sessions: 16
Days: M W
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Building: CUNYontheConcourse, 3rdFl, 2501 Grand Concourse
Room: To Be Determined TBD
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Wednesday in-person weeknight skills sessions to be held at COTC. COVID-19 vaccination required: see cuny.edu for more information.
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This two-part course prepares medical assistant students for understanding and performing a wide range of clinical procedures by didactic and hands-on methods of teaching. Clinical skills are built on the foundational concepts of infection control and patient safety. Students are then advanced to clinical concepts and skills such as, vital sign taking, phlebotomy and various laboratory techniques and procedures, specimen handling, IV insertion, and electrocardiography and other diagnostic procedures. Students are also introduced to the medical assistant role and skills within the areas of practice specialties. The majority of the course is designed to coincide with anatomy and physiology course topics. Pharmacology is discussed in terms of creating a knowledge base of the most commonly prescribed and used medications; medication list management and patient education about common over-the-counter and prescription medication side effects, allergies, and interactions. Prerequisites: MAS01, MAS02, MAS30, MAS31
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Fee: $625.00
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Instructor: SHELDON STALLINGS
Capacity Remaining: 19
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Dates: 9/21/2021 - 11/23/2021
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Sessions: 17
Days: Tu Th
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Building: Online
Room: www.ZOOM.us
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Thursday meets 6:30-9:30 pm -Thursday in-person skills sessions to be held at COTC. COVID-19 vaccination required: see cuny.edu for more information.
Saturday meets 9:30 am-12:30 pm in Zoom
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Thursday in-person skills sessions to be held at COTC. COVID-19 vaccination required: see cuny.edu for more information.
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- REGISTRATION FOR THIS CLASS IS CLOSED. This class is already in session.
This 2-part course will introduce students to the
administrative office skills and office finances.
Managed care and insurances, and latest
application of coding that is expected of the
entry-level medical assistant through theoretical
and hands-on methods of teaching. Computer
concepts are introduced with special emphasis
on computerized practice management, such as
telecommunications and electronic medical health
record management.
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Fee: $550.00
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Instructor: BOBBET DURRANT-BROOKS
Capacity Remaining: 5
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Dates: 9/9/2021 - 11/4/2021
Times: 6:30 PM - 9:30 PM
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Sessions: 16
Days: Tu Th
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Building: Online
Room: www.ZOOM.us
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