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Dental Assistant
If you are interested in dentistry and want a good-paying job
in a high-demand area, Tulsa Tech’s Dental Assistant program can
help you build a foundation for advancement in dentistry.
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Dental Assisting
In addition to an overview of dental specialities, you will
learn the structure of the head and neck, the form and function
of teeth, front office and chair side procedures, and
radiographic or “x-ray” and laboratory techniques.
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EMT Basic & Paramedic
While the program is intended to prepare you for work with a
basic life support or limited advanced life support ambulance
service, you will also be prepared to perform basic emergency
care in other settings.
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Health Science Technology
Not only will you get an overview of occupations in the health
care field, but also study medical ethics, communication skills,
legal issues, medical terminology and anatomy and physiology of
the human body.
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Medical Assistant
This well-rounded course will also teach you how to assist in
the examination room, run tests, take vital signs of patients,
administering injections and performing blood draw.
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Medical Assisting
On the way to becoming a highly-skilled professional who can
manage the business end of a medical office and assist with
patient care, you will complete a 150-hour internship in a
medical office applying classroom and lab skills (some
externship sites may require drug testing).
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Nurse Assistant
After completing the Nurse Assistant course, you may test for
state certification, enter employment as a valued Nurse
Assistant, apply for the Licensed Practical Nursing program, or
apply for an R.N. Associate Degree or beyond.
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Nursing & Health Related Options
At the end of one semester, you will be eligible for state
certification in the areas of Long-Term Care Nurse Assisting,
Home Health Aide and Adult Day Care.
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Pharmacy Technician
Pharmacy technicians help licensed pharmacists provide
medication and other healthcare products to patients in
hospitals and in the community.
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Practical Nursing
Through hands-on training, you will develop the basic nursing
skills necessary to care for individuals throughout the health
and wellness continuum.
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Radiologic Technology
In addition to learning radiation exposure factors, you will
know how to position patients, choose the correct image receptor
size and exposure factors, and provide protection for yourself
and the patient.
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Sports Medicine & Therapeutic Care
The program includes course work and practical hands-on
applications in the following areas: prevention, treatment, and
rehabilitation of sports injuries, taping and wrapping of
injuries, first aid/CPR, emergency procedures, nutrition,
Anatomy in Clay, anatomy and physiology,
fitness/conditioning/strength programs, sports medicine careers,
and EMT basic training.
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Surgical First Assistant
As defined by the American College of Surgeons, the surgical
assistant provides aid in exposure, homeostasis, and other
intraoperative technical functions that will assist the surgeon
to carry out a safe operation with optimal results for the
patient.
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Surgical Technology
To prepare for being a member of a surgical team delivering
patient care and assuming appropriate responsibilities before,
during, and after surgery, you will learn basic sciences, how to
prepare and maintain a sterile environment, care and use of
supplies and equipment and basic patient care.
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Vision Care Technology
After completion of the program, you will have the ability to
enter the workforce as well as to sit for certification
examinations such as Certified Ophthalmic Assistant (C.O.A.).