Enrichment Courses
PN 120: Anatomy and Physiology
Objective:
This course is designed to describe the healthy body, cells, tissues, organs, and systems in a sequential order. Growth and development along with a review of the principles of good health practices is emphasized. Knowledge of good health practices and the knowledge of normal structure and function are presented to enable the student to assist with the assessment, planning, implementation, and evaluation of nursing care. Medical terminology will be included. This course is designed to satisfy the college level natural science prerequisite for the registered nursing education program.
Total Credit Hours: 8
Day School: 10 weeks
Night School: 15 weeks
Math 120: Introduction to Mathematics
Objective:
This course introduces students to number systems, logic, basic algebra, geometry, probability, and descriptive statistics. The course also reviews basic arithmetic. This course is designed to satisfy the college level math prerequisite for the registered nursing education program and prepare students for success on the TEAS Math section.
Next class starts Tuesday, May 8, 2012!
Total Credit Hours: 3
Night School: 14 weeks
Electronic Health Records
Objective:
The purpose of this course is to introduce students to the fundamental components, terminology and functions associated with electronic health record (EHR) systems in the health care setting. Students will learn the role of the EHR in accurate documentation, efficient workflow and timely communications among clinicians, staff and patients. Strategies and critical thinking scenarios will develop the confidence and skills necessary for successful EHR implementations. This program includes practice exercises providing hands-on experience in billing, managing patient accounts, and scheduling in the health care setting.
Certificate of Completion awarded upon successful completion of course.
Total Clock Hours: 75
Day School: 10 weeks
