EOC Programs
Medical Lab Tech
The Medical Lab Technician Program currently focuses on providing students with the education and practical skills to work in a health care setting as a phlebotomist, patient services technician, processing or laboratory services technician. Students can pursue employment in labs, clinics, doctor's offices and blood banks.
Dental Assisting Program
The Dental Assisting Program is designed to provide students with the education and practical skills to gain employment in a variety of dental facilities such as: private dental offices, hospitals and dental clinics.
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Registered Medical Assistant
The Allied Health/Medical Assistant Program provides training for students to become multi-skilled health care professionals.
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Certified Nurse Assistant Review & Testing
EOC provides a preparatory review class for individuals seeking to update their CNA certification and later take their New York State recertification exam.
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Medical Billing and Coding
The Medical Billing and Coding Program provides students with training to become a billing specialist, health information technician or insurance clerk. This program is planned for January 2013 to May 2013 based upon available funding.
Electronic Health Records Program
The Electronic Health Records Course provides students with instruction on how to convert existing patients charts to an electronic health record within a physician's office, understanding and applying knowledge of HIPPA regulations in a hospital setting, the role of health records and handling them securely. This is a 15-week course that starts in fall 2012 based upon available funding.
Conversational Spanish for Healthcare Professionals
This language course is designed to enhance effective communication between patients and their health care providers. An emphasis is placed upon basic, practical language needed to communicate with Spanish-speaking patients and their families at the hospital, doctor’s office or on the telephone. The program is now offered based upon the level of community interest and available EOC resources.