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6–8 PM on Wednesday, Feb. 7
Dix Hills Campus
Cancer Awareness NEW
Learn to better understand cancer, its symptoms
and types. General discussion followed by site
specific information about diagnostic procedures,
treatment options, disease progression,
metastasis, survival statistics, precautions, quality
of life issues and support groups. Directed
at general public.
1562-61 Tu 6–8 PM (2 hrs, .2 CEU) $69
March 13
Northport Campus, Rm 211
1562-62 Tu 6–8 PM (2 hrs, .2 CEU) $69
June 5
Northport Campus, Rm 211
Case Management
Since health care in the U.S. has evolved into an
environment of managed care, the role of the
professional case manager has become a vital
and crucial link to a successful patient outcome.
This course will provide the essentials of the case
management process. It is geared to health care
professionals (nurses, social workers, vocational
counselors) who are interested in entering this
field. The first section will cover the evolution of
managed care, reimbursement systems, patient
assessment, clinical pathways, coordination of
resources and discharge planning. Topics include
standards of practice, patient rights, peer review,
informed consent and legal issues. The process
for licensure and certification requirements will
also be discussed.
140-61 M 9 AM–4:30 PM (7 hrs, .7 CEU)
$195, April 16
Northport, Rm 211
Electrocardiography (EKG)
Learn to use the electrocardiograph machine to
record the electrical charges that occur during
a heartbeat. Gain necessary practice applying
leads and recording heart action. This experience
will help you obtain a job within hospitals,
clinics, private physician offices, and ambulatory
care centers; however employment possibilities
may be limited for those students without additional
skills. Medical Assisting/Clinical and Phlebotomy
may increase a student’s employment
opportunities. Last day of class is the NCCT
Certification test. Testing fee separate.
1502-61 W 6:15–10:15 PM (68 hrs, 6.8 CEU)
$375, Feb. 14–June 20
Dix Hills, Bldg. C, Rm 208
Clinicals give you great hands-on experience.
Hemodialysis
This basic introduction includes: anatomy and
physiology of the renal system, basic medical
office procedures, chronic renal failure, and
principles of dialysis. Focus on the roles of
technician, LPN, and the RN in dialysis today.
Become familiar with all dialysis standards.
This class consists of both lecture and clinical/laboratory
practice. You must be available
days, evenings, and Saturdays for clinical hours.
Prerequisites: high school diploma or equivalent,
and a complete physical with all immunizations
prior to first day of class. Call 631/667-6000,
x320 for a medical form that your doctor must
complete. Purchase of a designated uniform is
also required (approx. $50). A background in
health care is preferred.
1504-61 M/W 6–10 PM (108 hrs, 10.8 CEU)
$849, March 5–June 18
Northport Campus, Rm 103
Medical Assisting/Clinical
Learn the skills necessary to work in a doctor’s
office including sterilization techniques, preparation
for and assisting with examinations and
treatments, measuring vital signs, height and
weight, and patient education. Includes the
basics of venipuncture and electrocardiography.
Textbook included.
1518-61 W 6–10 PM (68 hrs, 6.8 CEU) $385
March 7–June 20;
Tuesdays June 12, 19
Dix Hills, Bldg. C, Rm 203
Medical Transcription
Medical transcriptionists are in high demand.
This introductory hands-on course trains students
in a simulated job setting using actual case
dictations. Develop skills sought by healthcare
institutions. A broad range of medical special-
Plan your career, call 631/667-6000, ext. 327
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