Health and Human Services Programs

Practice the math skills necessary in community and institutional pharmacy for  ratio-proportion and prescription dosage evaluation.

Supplement your understanding of pharmacological practices by learning the effects of prescription drugs on the musculoskeletal, integumentary, and digestive systems.

Examine both anatomy and physiology and how they are affected by medication to help you build a solid foundation in pharmacology.

Get essential knowledge of the structure, function, and terminology of the human body to describe digestive, musculoskeletal, and cardiovascular systems.

Explore privacy, global ethics, and health in today’s pharmacies, including HIA and FOIP.

Learn the necessities in hospital unit operations including transcribing physician orders, patient registration, maintaining patient charts, and scheduling tests and surgical procedures.

Develop the hands-on skills to record electronic medical records and prepare, review, and submit medical bills using EMR systems.

Gain insight into the essentials of medical assisting by learning infection control, safety and patient reception, vital sign measurement, and phone procedures.