The Administrative Medical Assistant Training Program combines theory and practical instruction over 17 weeks. Topics are covered through a combination of lecture and practical skill training. Course instruction includes: telephone and computer skills, appointment scheduling, medical record handling, filing and billing, insurance coding, transcription and general office etiquette.
Course Fee: Course tuition is $1,270. The 3-part payment schedule includes a $75 administrative fee:
Deposit: $450 2nd payment: $450 due by the fourth (4th) week 3rd payment: $445 due by the eighth (8th) week
Financial Assistance: Easy financing is available from SLM Financial.
Community Job Survey: Health services is one of the largest industries in the country, with about 11.3 million jobs, including the self-employed. About 14 percent of all wage and salary jobs created between 1998 and 2008 will be in health services.
Recognition: This program satisfies all training guidelines established by the State of California Medical Board and the California Medical Assistant Association (CMAA) and graduates will be qualified to apply for CMAA Certification.
Instructional Format: 17 weeks of classroom based instruction.
Prerequisites: There are no minimum state requirements for enrollment. We recommend that students are at least 18 years of age and have earned a high school diploma or its equivalent.
English and Math Prescreening: You will be required to pass an English language and math prescreening prior to final admittance into any course. This prescreening will be administered on the first day of class. The prescreening covers basic English language reading and comprehension as well as basic math (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, fractions, decimals and percentages). If the applicant does not pass the exam, he or she can request a full refund (excluding textbooks and administrative fees). This refund will be processed within seven (7) business days from the first day of the course.
As a Clinical Medical Assistant you will help the physician carry out procedures, care for patients, perform simple lab tests and administer medications. The Clinical Medical Assistant works in a doctors office or clinic. This course combines twenty weeks of classroom instruction, including electrocardiography (EKG), with a 160-hour externship to provide you with a complete learning experience.
Course Fee: Course tuition is $2,285. The 3-part payment schedule includes a $75 administrative fee:
Deposit: $7902nd payment: $785 due by the fifth (5th) week, 3rd payment: $785 due by the tenth (10th) week
Financial Assistance: Easy financing is available from SLM Financial. If you would like to make payments, ... ... ... ... .
Community Job Survey: Medical Assisting is the sixth fastest growing job in the US according to the Department of Labor. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, health services is one of the fastest growing industries after computers. See the Bureau of Labor Statistics' Occupational Outlook for Medical Assisting
Recognition: Certificate of Completion upon graduation. Qualified for optional certification examination offered by the California Medical Assistant Association (CMAA).
Externships: Eligible students who commit to a full-time externship (five business days a week) will be placed in an externship no later than 90 days from the end of the classroom portion of any course. Eligible students who commit to a part-time externship (2-4 business days per week) will be placed in an externship no later than 180 days from the end of the classroom portion of any course. Students may be required to travel 60 miles in one direction to an externship site. An eligible student is one who has all prerequisites on file with Boston Reed College and has successfully completed the classroom portion of the course, and has complied with all policies and procedures and met all financial obligations. . Prerequisites are as follows: externship questionnaire, CPR for the healthcare provider, proof of a current physical examination, tuberculosis screening and a resume. More on Externships will be found in your student guidelines and discussed in class.
Continuing Education UnitsCertified Nursing Assistants earn 48 hours of CEU's.
PrerequisitesThere are no minimum state requirements for enrollment. We recommend that students are at least 18 years of age and have earned a high school diploma or its equivalent. Prior to placement in an externship, each participant will be required to show proof of completion CPR for the healthcare provider, (the CPR course must be one and two-person teams for adult, child and infant CPR), proof of a current physical examination, tuberculosis screening, and submit a resume. Obtaining CPR, physical, TB screening and resume is student's responsibility.
You will be required to pass an English language and math prescreening prior to final admittance into any course. This prescreening will be administered on the first day of class. The prescreening covers basic English language reading and comprehension as well as basic math (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, fractions, decimals and percentages). If the applicant does not pass the exam they can request a full refund (excluding textbooks and administrative fees). This refund will be processed within 7 business days from the first day of the course.
As a Massage Therapist you will learn massage techniques, hydrotherapy, specialized massage and therapeutic exercise as well as make appointments, greet clients, take brief medical histories, keep records and books, market your services, and wash linens. You will clean and disinfect equipment and work areas. Massage therapists may work under the supervision of doctors, chiropractors, acupuncturists, dentists, or physical therapists to help people deal with injuries, stress, and chronic pain. This course combines 112-hours of classroom instruction with a 120-hour externship to provide a complete learning experience. Course topics include: professionalism, anatomy, physiology, sanitary & safety precautions, massage techniques, hydrotherapy, specialized massage, therapeutic exercise and business practices.
Course Fee: $1,990. Price includes tuition, equipment, externship and certificate of completion. The 3-part payment schedule includes a $75 administrative fee:
Deposit: $690 2nd payment: $690 due by the fourth (4th) week 3rd payment: $685 due by the eighth (8th) week
Community Job Survey: Faster than average growth in the number of jobs is expected through 2010. The increasing population, increasing personal incomes, longer life spans, and an acceptance of the benefits of massage in alleviating stress and promoting health will contribute to growth.
Recognition: Upon successful completion of this course, graduates will receive our certificate of completion. Once you have established yourself in the profession, you may seek professional certification with one of several organizations.
Externships: Eligible students will be placed in externships no later than 90 days from the end of the classroom portion of any course. An eligible student is one who has all prerequisites on file and has successfully completed the classroom portion of the course. Full details will be given during the first class session.
Continuing Education Units: Certified Nursing Assistants earn 48 hours of CEU's.
Prerequisites: There are no minimum state requirements for enrollment. We recommend that students are at least 18 years of age and have earned a high school diploma or its equivalent. Prior to placement in an externship, each participant will be required to show proof of completion CPR for the healthcare provider, (the CPR course must be one and two-person teams for adult, child and infant CPR;) proof of a current physical examination, tuberculosis screening, and submit a resume. Obtaining CPR, physical, TB screening and resume is student's responsibility.
English and Math Prescreening: You will be required to pass an English language and math prescreening prior to final admittance into any course. This prescreening will be administered on the first day of class. The prescreening covers basic English language reading and comprehension as well as basic math (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, fractions, decimals and percentages). If the applicant does not pass the exam they can request a full refund (excluding textbooks and administrative fees). This refund will be processed within seven (7) business days from the first day of the course.
As a Medical Biller, you will know how to process Workers' Compensation claims, Personal Injury, Medicare, and Medi-Cal claims. This program is designed to prepare students with the knowledge, competencies, and technical skills for entry-level positions as a Medical Biller. Introduction of major nationwide medical insurance programs, give students a basic knowledge of the national diagnostic procedural coding systems and simplify the process of filing claim forms. This course combines 19 weeks of classroom instruction with a 120-hour externship to provide you with a complete learning experience.
Course Fee: Course tuition is $1,910. The 3-part payment schedule includes a $75 administrative fee:
Deposit: $675 2nd payment: $655 due by the fifth (5th) week 3rd payment: $655 due by the tenth (10th) week
Community Job Survey: The job market for medical billing has been expanding steadily over the past decade, particularly for freelance billers who work from a home office.
Instructional Format: 19 weeks of classroom and 120 hours externship (office-based instruction).
Prerequisites: There are no minimum state requirements for enrollment. We recommend that students are at least 18 years of age and have earned a high school diploma or its equivalent. Applicants must have a medical background or at minimum have completed a medical terminology course to succeed in this course or have taken our Administrative Medical Assistant course. Competency in, or completion of, a basic computer operations course is required. In addition to the classroom study, students will be required to complete a minimum of 120 hours of externship. Prior to placement in an externship, each participant will be required to show proof of completion CPR for the healthcare provider, (the CPR course must be one and two-person teams for adult, child and infant CPR), proof of a current physical examination, tuberculosis screening, and submit a resume. Obtaining CPR, physical, TB screening and resume is student's responsibility.
English and Math Prescreening: You will be required to pass an English language and math prescreening prior to final admittance into any course. This prescreening will be administered on the first day of class. The prescreening covers basic English language reading and comprehension as well as basic math (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, fractions, decimals and percentages). If the applicant does not pass the exam, he or she can request a full refund(excluding textbooks and administrative fees). This refund will be processed within seven (7) business days from the first day of the course.
As an Optical Technician the student will be trained to work as an Optical Assistant, or Ophthalmic Technician under the supervision of a licensed eye care professional. The course combines 20 weeks of classroom instruction with an off-site 120-hour externship to provide students with a comprehensive learning experience.
Course Fee: $2,795 Price includes books, student tool kit, consumable supplies, externship, and course completion certificate. The 3-part payment schedule includes a $75 administrative fee:
Deposit: $9602nd payment: $955 due by the fifth (5th) week) 3rd payment: $955 due by the tenth (10th) week)
Externships: Eligible students who commit to a full-time externship (five business days a week) will be placed in an externship no later than 90 days from the end of the classroom portion of any course. Eligible students who commit to a part-time externship (2-4 business days per week) will be placed in an externship no later than 180 days from the end of the classroom portion of any course. Students may be required to travel 60 miles in one direction to an externship site. An eligible student is one who has all prerequisites on file and has successfully completed the classroom portion of the course, and has complied with all policies and procedures and met all financial obligations. Prerequisites are as follows: externship questionnaire, CPR for the healthcare provider, proof of a current physical examination, tuberculosis screening and a resume.
Prerequisites: Minimum 18 years of age and high school completion or its equivalent. Students need competency in, or completion of a basic computer operations course. Students will be required to have access to the Internet, printing capabilities and an email address. A math and English pre-assessment test will be administered on the first class meeting to assure student success. Prior to placement in an externship, students will need to show proof of completion of CPR for the Healthcare Provider course, a health examination including TB testing and submission of a resume.
As an Orthopedic Technician, you will be trained to care for patients with conditions of the bones and joints. An Orthopedic Technician works in such settings as an orthopedic clinic or the hospital emergency room applying casts and splints. This course combines 17-week of classroom instruction with a 240-hour externship to provide you with a complete learning experience.
Course Fee: Course tuition is $1,845. Textbooks are not included in the course fee. Payment schedule is as follows:The 3-part payment schedule includes a $75 administrative fee:
Deposit: $640 2nd payment: $640 due by the fourth (4th) week)3rd payment: $640 due by the eighth (8th) week)
Recognition: Certificate of Completion upon graduation. Graduates will be prepared to take the National Association of Orthopedic Technologists, (NAOT) Certification Examination.
Externships: Eligible students will be placed in externships no later than 90 days from the end of the classroom portion of any course. An eligible student is one who has all prerequisites on file with Boston Reed College and has successfully completed the classroom portion of the course. Prerequisites are as follows: externship questionnaire, CPR for the healthcare provider, proof of a current physical examination, tuberculosis screening, and a resume. Obtaining CPR, physical, TB screening and resume is the student's responsibility. Full details will be given during the first class session.
As a Pharmacy Technician you will help the pharmacist package or mix a prescription, maintain client records, refer clients to the pharmacist for counseling, assist with inventory control and purchasing, as well as collect payment and coordinate billing. This course combines 27 weeks of classroom instruction with 120-hour externship to provide you with a complete learning experience.
Community Job Survey: Faster than average growth in the number of jobs is expected through 2014. The increasing population, longer life spans, and need for medical aid will contribute to growth in the pharmaceutical business.
Course Fee: Course tuition is 2,390. The 3-part payment schedule includes a $75 administrative fee:
Deposit: $825 2nd payment: $820 due by the seventh (7th) week) 3rd payment: $820 due by the fourteenth (14th) week)
Financial Assistance: Easy finance available from SLM Financial or some payment plans available with no interest rates!! Call us for various program outlines.
Recognition: Upon completion graduates will receive our certificate of completion and become eligible to apply for registration as a Pharmacy Technician in the State of California.
Externships: Eligible students can be placed in externships as early as the 20th week of the program and will be placed in externships no later than 90-180 days from the end of the classroom portion of any course. An eligible student is one who has all prerequisites on file. Full details will be given during the first class session.
Prerequisites: In order to enroll, you must be at least 18 years of age and have earned a high school diploma or its equivalent. Competency in, or completion of, a basic computer operations course is required. Prior to placement in an externship, each participant will be required to show proof of completion of CPR for the healthcare provider, proof of a current physical examination, tuberculosis screening, and submit a resume. Meeting prerequisites is the student's responsibility.