Catalog 73 - National University

Division of Extended Learning60-hour Medical Terminology course.HSCX 1906X: Admin-Blng & Cding+Terminology$2,295The Administrative Medical Specialist with Medical Billing andCoding + Medical Terminology Program will give students both thecomplete AMS/MBC Program plus the 60-hour Medical Terminologycourse.HSCX 1907X: Med Blng & Cdng+Med Trmnlgy$1,895The Medical Billing and Coding + Medical Terminology Programwill give students both the complete MBC Program plus the 60-hourMedical Terminology course.HSCX 1908X: Event Management & Design$1,895This online program provides students with both practicalknowledge and a comprehensive understanding of the modernspecial event industry. It will prepare students seeking to enter theprofession and equip those already working in the field to advance.HSCX 1909X: Principles of Green Buildings$595This program explains the science professionals need to know tomake buildings perform efficiently and provide the healthiestenvironment. It helps prepare individuals for BPI, NATE, NARI,RESNET and other industry credentials. Successful completion ofthis course is recognized by NATE for 28 hours of CEUs applicable toNATE certifications.HSCX 1910X: Clinical Dental Assisting$1,995This nationally recognized online program prepares students tobecome Certified Dental Assistants and to complete the radiologyand infection control portions of the Dental Assisting National Board(DANB). The program includes online material, an expert facilitator,and four textbooks.IHD 1203X: Facilitating Outcomes4.5 quarter units; $525This course will provide knowledge and resources related tofacilitating the acquisition of language, learning, speech, signlanguage, and/or listening, amplification technologies, andcommunication facilitation strategies.IHX 1800X: Introduction to Complementary Health Practices4 CEUs; $895This course introduces complementary and healing practices. Thecultural context of healing traditions and specific practices such asChinese medicine, energy healing, mindbody healing, healingenvironments, spirituality and healing, naturopathy, homeopathy,manual therapies, and integrative nutrition will be examined.IHX 1801X: Spirituality and Health$295This course explores the forms and expressions of spirituality;discusses culture and its relationship to spirituality; examines therelationship between spirituality and aging; explains spiritualinterests within the healthcare system; describes the role of spiritualcare providers in administering spiritual care; and describes therelationship between spirituality and health conditions, therapeuticinterventions, and healing environments.IHX 1802X: Ayurvedic Medicine$295This course provides the healthcare professional with an overview ofAyurvedic medicine. The principles of Ayurvedic medicine, causes ofdisharmonies and diseases, diagnostic methods, and treatmentmethods will be explored. Specific elements of an Ayurvedic lifestylewill also be discussed.IHX 1803X: Bodywork Healing Therapies$295This is an introductory course for healthcare professionals who wantan overview and understanding of bodywork healing therapies. Thiscourse will describe somatic and musculoskeletal therapies, Eastern,meridian-based, and point therapies, energy-based therapies,emotional bodywork, and manipulative therapies.IHX 1804X: Traditional Chinese Medicine$295This course provides the healthcare professional with an overview ofTraditional Chinese Medicine. The basic concepts of qi, yin and yang,and the five elements will be explained. The role of the basicsubstances and the meridian system in health will be explored.Causes of disharmony, types of examinations, and the most commontreatment methods will also be discussed.IHX 1805X: Cultural Competence in Healthcare$295The goal of this course is to provide healthcare professionals with anoverview of specific cultural characteristics of major cultural groupsin the United States; explore the relationship between language,culture, and healthcare; identify health beliefs and healthcaresystems; describe cultural competence; and identify specificculturally competent practices.IHX 1810X: Self as Coach4 CEUs; $895This course is designed to provide the learners with an opportunityfor self exploration and related self work leading to personal growthand development. Through a variety of self assessments andnarrative/storytelling tools, students engage in a holistic explorationof the dimensions of their lives.IHX 1815X: Fundamentals of Health Coaching4 CEUs; $895This course is designed to provide students with the fundamentals ofcoaching including coaching models, relationships, contexts, andprinciples and practices.IXH 1820X: The Coaching Relationship4 CEUs; $895This course is designed to provide students an understanding ofhealth coaching as a transformational journey. Topics include:theoretical perspectives on the change process, decision making, cocreatinga plan of action, uncovering blocks, and handling resistance,among others.IHX 1830X: Advanced Health Coaching Seminar4 CEUs; $895This seminar is designed to provide students with intensive teachingand learning experiences in health coaching that will extend andenhance their coaching skill sets.IHX 1835X: Social and Emotional Intelligences in Health Coaching4 CEUs; $895This course examines emotional and social intelligence with anemphasis on a holistic approach. Topics included: the socialneuroscience behind relationships; combining non-verbal agility toexpand empathic accuracy; using assessments to developcompetencies; and designing and implementing health coachinginterventions.IST 1811X: Product Realization Overview1.2 CEUs; $495This course provides an overview of the latest trends and bestpractices in the Product Realization Process. You will learn thePreliminary Needs Assessment as a resource to streamlineoperations, enable sustainable growth, and improve product quality.You will document current processes, identify gaps, proposesolutions, and measure ongoing performance.IST 1812X: Product Realization Strategies1.2 CEUs; $495The purpose of this course is to teach you what strategies should beconsidered, assess the tradeoffs and impact on the ProductRealization Process, and enable their implementation. Using yourfindings from the Preliminary Needs Assessment you will choosestrategies that yield the highest return on investment.IST 1813X: The Engineering Environment1.2 CEUs; $495This course examines the strategies, tools and processes that arefundamental to an engineering environment. We discussinterdisciplinary relationships/deliverables at key phases of theProduct Realization Process. You will evaluate a company’s productdevelopment and sustaining engineering practices, identify gapsExtended Learning337