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This course teaches the concepts and foundation of advanced EMT care in an emergency setting, and prepares students to take the National Registry exam for Advanced EMT certification (NR-AEMT). Previous completion of an EMT course and certification as a national and SC State EMT is required.

This four-hour course teaches healthcare professionals the knowledge and skills necessary to insert and maintain peripherally inserted catheters. The student will gain hands-on experience and will earn 0.4 CEUs upon successful completion.

The ability to read and recognize heart rhythms is the main function of the cardiac care technician. Students will receive hands-on experience in interpreting heart rhythms and arrhythmias. White scrubs and white closed-toe shoes must be worn to all classes/clinicals. Clinical hours will vary. Prerequisite: Medical Terminology with a grade of C or better and AHA CPR Certified.

Clinical Massage Therapy can take you into the world of healthcare and beyond. Sports medicine, chiropractic, neonatal, geriatrics and health spas have demand for these skills. Offered day and night, this 10-month classroom and clinical program prepares you to sit for the national certification exam and licensure in South Carolina. Major curriculum: anatomy and physiology; clinical massage theory and practice; allied modalities; statutes and history of massage; business practice, ethics, pathology, and CPR. Admission requirements: a high school diploma/GED, or a college degree; complete student health form and current SLED background check required. You must be able to perform physical tasks. Program qualifies for veteran benefits. Acceptance into this program is contingent on an interview with the Program Coordinator, Jamel Morant. Call 803.732.5218 to set up an appointment.

This course offers clinical experiences across health-related disciplines exposing students to a variety of patient care areas such as cardiac monitoring, EKG, patient transport, and medical and surgical asepsis

This course is designed to teach CPR / AED for the adult as well as first aid. It will cover medical emergencies, injury emergencies, and enviromental emergencies according to AHA and National Safety Guidelines.

Second Scan Lab session for CVS

Clincial session for CVS

Echocardiography and Vascular Sonography III for CVS sonography

Topics include anatomy and physiology of the heart, mechanics of the EKG machine, stress testing, and Holter monitoring. The course consists of 32 hours of classroom training and 24 hours of clinical training. Clinical hours will vary. Prerequisite: Medical Terminology and Cardiac Care with a grade of C or better.

Students who successfully complete this course will be eligible to take the National Registry exam sponsored by SC DHEC. Prerequisite: high school diploma or GED, and WIN assessment tests (Applied Mathematics, Reading for Information, and Locating Information) all with a minimum score of 3 or above. Test Scores must be submitted prior to registration (CCE Registration, Continuing Education, PO Box 2408, Columbia, SC 29202). Mandatory uniform policy: black khaki pants, black polo shirt, black shoes, and black belt.

This course prepares students to provide out-of-hospital emergency medical care and transportation for critical and emergent patients who access the emergency medical services (EMS) system. Upon successful completion, students will be eligible to take the National Registry EMT exam and the South Carolina EMT Psychomotor exam.

The EMT psychomotor exam assesses the candidates ability to affectively demonstrate EMT skills in the areas of: patient assessment, airway skills, random basic skills and CPR/AED. Successful completion of this exam is a South Carolina requirement for EMT certification.

Learn application and scanning methods including transabdominal and endovaginal. Coursework will include information on gynecologic pathology including tumors, pelvic inflammatory diseases and congenital pelvic abnormalities. The use of sonography in the first trimester of pregnancy will be discussed along with the menstrual cycle and its relationship to the sonographic appearance of reproductive organs and surrounding anatomy.

This participatory clinical course is designed to meet the requirements necessary to sit for the SC Board of Dentistry Exam for infiltration anesthesia. (Dental hygienists licensed in SC may take the course and board exam). Fee includes all materials and equipment, but does NOT include fee for board of dentistry exam. Students must have computer access for online component. On the first day of class, MUST present copies of current CPR and a Hepatitis B TITER. Students without documentation will not be allowed in the course. All students will administer and receive local anesthetic injections. Pregnant students may not participate in this course. Students must submit all online assignments and pass an online pretest with 77% or > prior to first day of class. Students must pass an in class final with 80% or > to pass the course.

An introductory course to familiarize students with the ultrasound department, terminology and professional ethics.

SCBIO, in cooperation with MTC, is sponsoring a short-term training certificate that will provide an overview of the Life Sciences Industry and a potential opportunity for interviews at some of the most recognizable companies in the Midlands area. In this course, you can train for a job in the pharmaceutical industry.

This course combines ICD-10 CM, CPT, and HCPCS coding which are essential coding methods used by those working in Medical Records, Patient Billing, Insurance, and Admissions. Using case studies, instruction is provided in ICD-10 CM, which is the principles and guideline for assigning codes to diagnostic conditions which correlates with disease and diagnosis. CPT is a method that is used to bill for procedures and services performed by physicians. HCPCS which represents other procedures that might be provided in a medical setting.

This course combines ICD-10 CM, CPT, and HCPCS coding which are essential coding methods used by those working in medical records, patient billing, insurance, and admissions. Using case studies, instruction is provided in ICD-10 CM, which is the principles and guideline for assigning codes to diagnostic conditions which correlates with disease and diagnosis. CPT is a method that is used to bill for procedures and services performed by physicians. HCPCS which represents other procedures that might be provided in a medical setting.

This course begins with a review of medical terms and provides an overview of ICD-10 CM, CPT, and HCPCS coding which are essential coding methods used by those working in medical records, patient billing, insurance, and admissions.