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PROGRAMS AND CONTACT PERSON Liberal Arts Division (609) 894-9311 Ext. (609) 894-9311 Ext. Dean David Longenbach 5334 Coordinator of Liberal Arts Bernadette Wright 1644 Accounting Barry Palatnik 1997 Accounting Technology Barry Palatnik 1997 American Sign Language/ Josephine Durkow 1318 Interpreter Education Art Jayne Yantz 1252 Business Administration Barry Palatnik 1997 Business Management Tech. Barry Palatnik 1997 Communication Arts Chris Gazzara 1679 Criminal Justice Alan Hart 1554 Education David Longenbach 5334 English Chris Gazzara 1679 Entrepreneurship Barry Palatnik 1997 Entertainment Technologies Curtis Green 1628 Lighting Engineering Curtis Green 1628 Entertainment Mgmt. Curtis Green 1628 Sound & Recording Eng. Curtis Green 1628 During periods when the faculty are not available students may contact the Liberal Arts Division at ext. 5334. Nursing and Allied Health Division Dean Charlotte McCarraher 1579 Hearing Instrument Sciences Charlotte McCarraher 1239 Coding Janet Evans 1344 Human Services Brina Sedar 2713 Dental Hygiene Linda Hecker 1419 Nursing Charlotte McCarraher 1579 Diagnostic Medical Paul Mushinsky 1629 Nursing (evening program Claire Faust 1406 Sonography coordinator) Health Information Tech. Susan Scully 1257 Radiography Elizabeth Price 1407 Health Sciences Charlotte McCarraher 1579 Respiratory Therapy Charlotte McCarraher 1579 During periods when the faculty are not available students may contact the Nursing and Allied Health Division at ext. 1406. Science, Mathematics and Technology Division (609) 894-9311 Ext. (609) 894-9311 Ext. Dean Victor Brown 1372 Associate Dean Anne Edwards 1259 Agriculture Business Tech. SMT Division 1402 Automotive Technology SMT Division 1402 Biology Laura Ritt 1233 Biotechnology Laura Ritt 1233 Chemical Engineering Terry Sherlock 2028 Chemistry Terry Sherlock 2028 Chemistry, Pre-Medical SMT Division 1372 Technology Option Computer Aided Drafting Glenn Slater 2006 & Design Technology Computer Management Meng Has 2027 Information Systems Computer Science John Manz 2708 Computer Servicing & Berna Dike-Anyiam 2033 Networking Technology Construction Management SMT Division 1372 www.bcc.edu Video & Digital David Longenbach 5334 Media Production History Karen Woodward 1467 International Studies Karen Woodward 1467 Journalism Dana Forde 1590 Liberal Arts Patricia Cohill 1779 Music Lettie Switzer 1353 Paralegal Sherrie Block 1290 Philosophy Dr. Francis Conroy 1620 Photography David Freese 3080 Political Science Karen Woodward 1467 Psychology Donna Vandergrift 1251 Reading Diane Schellack 1521 Retail Management Tech. Jay Buchanon 1678 Small Business Jay Buchanon 1678 Sociology Bernadette Wright 1644 Theatre Patricia Cohill 1779 (609) 894-9311 Ext. (609) 894-9311 Ext. Cooking & Baking Elizabeth Dinice 4535 Culinary Arts Elizabeth Dinice 4535 Electronics Engineering Tech. SMT Division 1372 Engineering Tom Houck 2039 Energy Robert Brzozowski 1941 Environmental Science Nicola Barratt 1698 Fashion Design SMT Division 1402 Fire Science Technology SMT Division 1402 Food Service & Hosp. Mgmt. Elizabeth Dinice 1192 Geospatial Technology Marc Zamkotowitcz 1622 Graphic Design and Tiffany Ruocco 1230 Digital Media Information Systems John Manz 2708 Mathematics J. Meola 1442 Diane Veneziale 1515 William Whitfield 1525 Physics SMT Division 1372 Technical Studies SMT Division 1372 During periods when the faculty are not available students may contact the Science, Mathematics and Technology (SMT) Division at ext. 1372 or 1402. 53
CAREER CERTIFICATES Addictions Counseling Certificate of Achievement (SPC.HSA)§ This program will provide students with fundamental training in the area of drug and alcohol counseling. This certificate is of value to students entering the human services profession who are seeking indepth training in a specialized area of practice as well as those who are already experienced in the drug and alcohol field who may use this certificate to advance their skills and qualifications. This program requires 15 credits in a five course cluster, one of which is a field placement in a drug and alcohol facility. Program Courses Credits HUS 105 Introduction to Group Dynamics 3 HUS 201 Introduction to Counseling 3 HUS 205 Social Work Process 3 HUS 207 Addiction Dynamics and Interventions 3 HUS 210 Human Services Field Placement 3 Total Required Credits 15 Business Technology Certificate (SPC.BTC) This program will give students exposure to coursework that will assist them in attaining business technology jobs, focusing on entry level office positions. Also if students choose to continue at BCC after attaining the certificate, the coursework will provide a solid foundation for students seeking to attain a Business Administration degree. The certificate program requires a minimum of 21 credits. Program Courses BUA 101 Business Functions Credits in a Global Society 3 BUA 102 Principles of Management 3 CIS 101 Introduction to Computers 3 CIS 118 Introduction to Microsoft Office 3 ENG 106 Business Communications 3 Elective: Select one 3-credit course from the following: PSY 101 General Psychology I 3 SOC 101 Principles of Sociology 3 Total Required Credits 18 Business Paraprofessional Certificate of Achievement (SPC.BPC) This career certificate is being offered by this and other community colleges in the state as part of the NJEA ESP (Educational Support Professionals) Career Academy Ladders Program. The four educational modules that will transfer in provide training in Communications (36 clock hours), Cultural Competence (36 clock hours), Child Development (36 clock hours), and Student/ Staff Safety and Health Issues (36 clock hours) in conjunction with 56 hours of Career Development Training. The certificate will allow recipients to have a strong grounding in business and educational support services for paraprofessional positions. The certificate program requires a minimum of 27 credits. Transfer Courses Credits Transfer credits from four educational modules: Communications Cultural Competence Child Development Student/Staff Safety and Health Issues And Career Development Training 12 total credits Program Courses Credits BUA 101 Business Functions in a Global Society 3 BUA 102 Principles of Management 3 BUA 205 Business Law I 3 CIS 101 Introduction to Computers 3 PHI 101 Introduction to Philosophy 3 Total Required Credits 27 54 Burlington County College Coding Certificate Program (SPC.ACO) § This certificate is NOT eligible for Financial Aid. This program will prepare students for entry level employment as a medical coder in the inpatient or other medical settings such as clinics, physician offices, health insurance companies, and consulting firms. Student will acquire basic knowledge to: assign diagnoses/procedure codes using ICD-9 CM Volumes I-III; assign procedure codes using CPT-4; validate coding accuracy using clinical information in the patient’s health record; use electronic application and work processes to support clinical classification and coding; understand Diagnostic Related Groups (DRG’s); interpret and apply regulatory guidelines; and prepare for the coding certification exam of the student’s choice. Students will receive a career certificate and 26 credits that can easily transfer to the HIT associates degree. (Credits required are subject to change with the addition of the Professional Practice Experience.) The program is part time over an 18 month period to accommodate employed students. Classes are typically offered in the evenings. Admission requirements: Graduation from high school or attainment of a GED with C grade or higher; High school biology or equivalent college course work; Completion of the Psychological Services Bureau (PSB) Health Occupations Aptitude examination; and Criminal background check with satisfactory outcome conducted by Adam Safeguard. Required Courses Include Credits BIO 110 Fund. of Anatomy and Physiology I (lecture) 3 BIO 114 Fund. Of Anatomy and Physiology II (lecture) 3 HIT 105 Medical Terminology 2 HIT 115 Pathology 3 HIT 116 Pharmacology for Allied Health Professions 2 HIT 205 HCPCS Coding (CPT-4) 3 HIT 208 Reimbursement Methodologies 2 HIT 209 ICD-10-CM Coding 3 HIT 210 ICD-10-PCS Coding 3 HIT 226 Applications in Acute Care Coding 4 Total Required Credits 28
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