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With our training programs, you receive a diploma, as well as a nationally, recognize certification to take your training anywhere in the USA.
With our training programs, you receive a diploma, as well as a nationally, recognize certification to take your training anywhere in the USA.
Phlebotomy Technician
Phlebotomy Technician
Phlebotomists are responsible for collecting blood samples in accordance with hospital and laboratory policies, and federal, state, and local regulations. They also are tasked with labeling samples appropriately and logging all information related to tests performed and samples taken into a database. Phlebotomists might be drawing blood for tests, research, or donations. Phlebotomists generally work in state, local, and private hospitals, and laboratories.
What responsibilities are common for Phlebotomist jobs?
Greet patients and verify their identity
Collect blood samples by performing venipunctures and fingersticks
Label all samples according to outlined procedures and policies
Maintain lab equipment in a clean and safe manner
Record tests performed and blood samples taken into databases
Transport samples in a timely manner and in accordance with outlined policies and procedures
Explain tests to patients and answer any questions they might have
Complete all work in accordance with outlined hospital and laboratory guidelines, and federal, state, and local requirements
Average Salary
L2 Phlebotomist $34,321 /yr
L3 Senior Phlebotomist $35,272 /yr
L4 Lead Phlebotomist $36,932 /yr
Veterinary Assistant
Veterinary Assistant
Veterinary Assistant Duties & Responsibilities
Veterinary assistants perform all aspects of routine pet care.
Feed animals and monitor whether they're eating.
Bathe pets when necessary.
Exercise the animals.
Assist veterinarians and vet technicians with lab work.
Clean, sterilize, and maintain kennels, operating rooms, examining rooms, cages, and surgical equipment.
Comfort and restrain pets during examinations and care.
Provide first aid to pets in an emergency, stabilizing them until a doctor can take over.
Administer medications to pets.
Perform some clerical duties.
Veterinary hospitals and clinics employ most veterinary assistants, but some work at colleges, universities, and in research programs.
Veterinary Assistant Salary
Those who work at colleges and professional schools are the most highly paid.
Average Salary
Bottom $29,950
Median Annual Salary: $37,540
Top : More than $41,890
MEDICAL ASSISTANT CERTIFICATION PROGRAM
Medical assistants provide physician support services that ensure that healthcare facilities run smoothly. They are responsible for administrative as well as clinical tasks, such as maintaining patient records, preparing patients and rooms for examination, assisting physicians with exams, and performing front-desk tasks. Medical assistants typically work in physician's offices, hospitals, and other healthcare facilities.
Most medical assistants have a high school degree or GED, and some positions require medical assistants to be certified through an accredited medical assistant program. Medical assistants need excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
What responsibilities are common for Medical Assistant jobs?
Receive and direct phone calls, schedule appointments, check-in patients, obtain necessary patient information to file and update patient records, and ensure all forms and consents are completed by patients
Check-out patients, assist with referral processing and arrange laboratory services
Handle billing process
Prepare patients for examination, take vitals, and record patients' health history
Set-up EKG machines, administer injections and medications and perform routine specimen collection and tests
Prepare equipment and examination rooms, and clean instruments
Assist physician with medical treatments, procedures, and exams
Manage inventory of medical supplies and equip exam rooms with appropriate supplies
Average Salary
L2 Medical Assistant $37,165 1-2 /yr
L3 Senior Medical Assistant $41,390 2-4/yr
L4 Adjunct Medical Assistant $47,858 4 and up /yr
MEDICAL OFFICE MANAGER
MEDICAL OFFICE MANAGER
Office managers coordinate and oversee administrative duties in an office, and ensure that the office operates efficiently and smoothly. Their responsibilities generally include duties like greeting visitors, managing office supplies, overseeing other administrative staff, owning budgets, and supporting staff with administrative tasks like scheduling meetings oversee and support all administrative duties in the office and ensure that office is operating smoothly
Manage office supplies inventory and place orders as necessary
Perform receptionist duties: greet visitors, and answer and direct phone calls
Receive and sort incoming mail and deliveries, and manage outgoing mail
Develop office policies and procedures, and ensure they are implemented appropriately
Assist with office layout planning and office moves, and with managing and maintaining IT infrastructure
Manage office budget
Identify opportunities for process and office management improvements, and design and implement new systems
Provide other administrative support as necessary, including scheduling group meetings, maintaining calendars, doing research, and creating reports
Average Saary
L2 Office Manager $48,558 /yr
L3 Senior Office Manager $5,141 /yr
L4Lead Office Manager $55,641 /yr
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