North Central Kansas Technical College's Tools & Tech 2016

SHORT-TERM
PROGRAMS
BIODIESEL
This course will consist of lecture and lab time
and is designed to inform local technicians,
farmers and diesel fuel consumers of the
benefits of using biodiesel. In addition,
the course will address the myths and
misconceptions about biodiesel and
participants will receive hands-on training in
small batch biodiesel production.
COMMERCIAL DRIVER
LICENSE (CDL)
NCK Tech’s Commercial Driver License (CDL)
program utilizes state of the art simulation
training, classroom instruction and on-theroad
driving time to prepare students for the
Department of Motor Vehicles Commercial
Driver’s License Examination. Coursework
prepares students for all three license classes
(A, B and C), as well as endorsement for tanks,
doubles and triples, hazardous materials and
passenger and school buses. A State of Kansas
Examiner administers the license examination
on the college campus.
CERTIFIED MEDICATION
AIDE (CMA)
CMA courses provide students with basic
training in medications and medication
administration. The course prepares students
for employment as a CMA and to dispense
medications, under the supervision of a LPN
or RN, in a long-term care facility. The course
is developed using curriculum from the
Kansas Department for Aging and Disability
Service. Coursework includes lecture, skills
lab and clinical components. Upon successful
completion of the course and the required
clinical hours, students are eligible to sit for the
State CMA Certification Test.
INTRODUCTION TO THE
OILFIELD
This eight week course, designed for entry level
employment, provides insight into the oilfield
industry. Coursework includes an industrydesigned
curriculum, field trips and an
introduction to oilfield skills and knowledge.
After an initial face-to-face meeting, the
majority of the course is delivered online. Field
trip participation is strongly encouraged.
CERTIFIED NURSE AIDE
(CNA)
CNA courses provide students with training in
basic nursing skills such as bathing, grooming,
mobility, infection control, feeding and vital
signs. While the course is focused on the care
of older adult patients, the skills learned may
be applied in a variety of health care settings.
The course is developed using curriculum
from the Kansas Department for Aging and
Disability Service. Coursework includes lecture,
skills lab and clinical components. Upon
successful completion of the course and the
required clinical hours, students are eligible to
sit for the State CNA Certification Test.
IV THERAPY
This course will enable the participant
to perform safely and competently the
intravenous fluid therapy activities as defined
in the Kansas Nurse Practice Act. The course
is based on the nursing process and current
intravenous nursing standards of practice. The
student must be prepared to complete all the
pre-clinical requirements for the Department
of Nursing.
Prerequisite: All of the following must remain
valid through the last clinical date: proof of
current LPN/RN licensure in Kansas, CPR for
Health Care Professional or BLS card, proof
of negative TB test within the past year, proof
of current individual professional liability
(malpractice) insurance. Mandatory pretesting
required for Anatomy and Physiology,
Pharmacology and Asepsis.
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