SMCC Catalog 2013 - 2014 - Southern Maine Community College

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year of the program is a one-year, self-contained surgical technology program provided by MMC. First semester classes are held on the SMCC campus, including basic sciences, care and safety of the patient, and principles of operating room technique. Second semester classes are held at MMC, enabling the student to gain practical experience in the operating room, participating in clinical rotations to several ambulatory surgery sites to maximize the student's clinical experience. Graduates are prepared and eligible to sit for the National Certification Examination offered by the National Board of Surgical Technology and Surgical Assisting (NBSTSA). Upon completion of the MMC surgical technology program, students can apply to the SMCC associate degree program for a second year of study. The associate degree enhances career opportunities through vertical mobility, practitioner levels refinement, and maximized employment prospects. Upon acceptance to the associate degree program, the candidate is awarded 45 credits advanced standing that serve as the technical core of the associate degree. SMCC then requires a minimum of 22 general education and allied health credits to meet degree requirements. Transfer students should be aware that SMCC requires 15 credits of curriculumspecific coursework be taken at SMCC in order to award a degree. Transfer credits do not count toward this 15- credit minimum. The MMC School of Surgical Technology is fully accredited by the American Medical Associations Committee on Allied Health Education and Accreditation. SMCC is fully accredited as a post-secondary educational institution by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges. Upon completion of the program, graduates will be able to: Provide safe care to the patient in a surgical setting. Function as an integral part of a surgical team. Demonstrate aseptic technique. Practice as a surgical technologist in multiple clinical settings. Work in related medical settings such as research, infection control and medical sales. Sit for the national certification examination for surgical technologists. Surgical Technology Admission Requirements For information about Southern Maine Community College health science admission requirements, visit the Admissions area of the website http://www.smccme.edu/admissions. High school or post-secondary coursework in chemistry, biology, physics, and algebra is recommended. All first-year applications are processed through the MMC School of Surgical Technology. For information and application, please visit http://www.mmc.org/surgtech, call 207-741-5589 or email spaterson@smccME.edu or paters@mmc.org. Associate in Applied Science Surgical Technology General Education Requirements – minimum of 15 credits to be taken at SMCC ENGL 100 English Composition .......................................................................................................... 3 credits ENGL 115 Introduction to Literature ................................................................................................. 3 credits Mathematics Elective ........................................................................................................ 3 credits Science Elective with Lab .................................................................................................. 4 credits Fine Arts or Humanities Elective ....................................................................................... 3 credits PSYC 100 Introduction to Psychology ............................................................................................... 3 credits Social Science Elective ....................................................................................................... 3 credits Major Required Courses Maine Medical Center Surgical Technology Program ........................................ 45 transfer credits Total Credits Required for Degree: 67 credits Trade and Technical Occupations The associate in applied science in Trade and Technical Occupations program is designed to recognize the proficiency of people who are enrolled in, or have completed, a registered apprenticeship program (e.g., journey person status). Women and men who have completed or are currently enrolled in a registered apprenticeship program or a 97
formal program approved by the College may apply and simultaneously complete both their training program and degree requirements. A registered apprenticeship program is one approved by the Maine State Apprenticeship and Training Council or the U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Apprenticeship and Training. Six credits per year of apprenticeship are allowed. Students earning less than twenty four credits will need to complete remaining credits in related or open electives. Trade and Technical Occupations Admission Requirements For information about Southern Maine Community College admission requirements, visit the Admissions area of the website http://www.smccme.edu/admissions. Prospective students must be currently enrolled in a registered apprenticeship program or a formal program approved by the college and related to a degree program offered by the college. Associate in Applied Science Trade & Technical Occupations General Education Requirements ENGL 100 English Composition .......................................................................................................... 3 credits ENGL 115 Introduction to Literature ................................................................................................. 3 credits Mathematics Elective ........................................................................................................ 3 credits Physics Elective ................................................................................................................. 4 credits Fine Arts or Humanities Elective ....................................................................................... 3 credits Social Science Elective ....................................................................................................... 3 credits Social Science or Humanities Elective ............................................................................... 3 credits Major Required Courses Trade Related Electives ................................................................................................... 22 credits Trade and Technical Occupations Electives ..................................................................... 24 credits Total Credits Required for Degree: 68 credits 98
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ABOUT THE COLLEGE .................
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Degree Programs ...................
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Campus Locations South Portland Cam
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accreditation from the Commission o
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compliance with a judicial order or
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Attendance Students are expected to
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Conditions: A student can only be g
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Incomplete Grades A faculty member
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*The scenarios above assume prior g
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Admissions Policies All students ap
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All documents submitted must be ori
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E. Authority to Exclude or Limit A
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Testing Fees $106.25 Nursing Test F
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Waiver Amount SMCC Native American
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GPACU Member Schools Kaplan Univers
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CULA-100 Introduction to Culinary A
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United Technologies Center AEDD-100
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Services for Students with Disabili
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Campus Safety & Security Security T
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The Phi Theta Kappa International H
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SMCC students can explain how the s
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Machining A.A.S. in Integrated Manu
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Certificate Marine Design General E
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etter in order to take ES0L-095. Th
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FIRE 165 Introduction to Wildland F
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exercises. Recommended: Knowledge o
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HIST 125 World History Since 1500 3
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HORT 180 Freshman Seminar 1 cr. Stu
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HSPM 230 Hotel & Lodging Management
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IDST 140 Working Women 3 cr. This c
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MATH 120 Symmetry, Shape, and Space
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MDAS-150 Disease Pathology/Diagnost
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MUSI 110 Fundamentals of Music 3 cr
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PSYC 240 Theories of Personality 3
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RADG 245 Radiographic Pathology 3 c
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SOCI 250 Social Theory 3 cr. This c
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Prerequisite(s): none Corequisite(s
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Faculty Daniel H. Abbott Professor
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Aaron M. Ford Instructor Heating, A
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Ruth Morrison Associate Professor D
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Kevin F. Sweeney Professor Departme
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Student Services Staff Tiffanie L.
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Joanne E. Langerman Patron Services
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Support Staff Diane L. Aceto Admini
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Michael J. Pacillo Custodian II Bri
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Automotive Advisory Committee Tom A
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Construction Technology Advisory Co
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Science Advisory Committee Greg Bel
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