Health Care Technologies Programs
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Clinical Medical Assisting (CMA) Basic medical skills to assist doctors and nurses in clinics, doctors’ offices, and hospitals, performing routine clinical tasks.
Estimated total hours: 900 |
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Dental Assisting
Preparation to become a Dental Assistant for dental offices and clinics in Utah.
Estimated total hours: 225
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ECG Technician
ECG testing procedures for patients in clinics, doctors’ offices, and hospitals.
Estimated total hours: 320
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Medical Assisting
Associate of Applied Technology (AAT) Degree
Routine medical administrative and clinical tasks to assist doctors and nurses in clinics, doctors’ offices, and hospitals.
Estimated total hours: 1,500
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Medical Billing & Coding
Medical billing, coding and other administrative skills for use in doctors’ offices, clinics, and hospitals.
Estimated total hours: 620
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Medical Office Administration
Administrative skills—records, billing, customer service—in doctors’ offices, clinics, and hospitals.
Estimated total hours: 1,500
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Medical Office Laboratory Technician
Medical tasks and routine laboratory tests on specimens and samples in clinics, doctors’ offices, and hospitals.
Estimated total hours: 290
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Pharmacy Technician
Routine tasks (such as counting tablets and labeling bottles) to assist licensed pharmacists in preparing prescribed medication for and healthcare products to patients.
Estimated total hours: 320
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Phlebotomy Technician
Routine clinical tasks revolving around the drawing of blood in clinics, doctors’ offices, and hospitals.
Estimated total hours: 230
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Training for Central Sterilization Processing Technician (CPT)
Technical skills to clean, test, adjust, assemble, and/or sterilize reusable medical supplies, instruments, and equipment.
Estimated total hours: 80
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Training for Clinical Laboratory Assisting (CLA)
Preparation of patient specimens for examination.
Estimated total hours: 48
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Employer Advisory Committee
To assure that our training programs and courses are the most current and relevant in the industry, committee members from such companies as IHC, University Hospital, Holladay Family Practice, Community Nursing Services, Costco Pharmacy, and LabCorp donate their time and expertise to the SLTATC. Committee members review college training and offer recommendations for changes and improvements in what is taught at the college.
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