BLS Healthcare Provider

This four-hour American Heart Association Basic Life Support Healthcare Provider course teaches you the skills of CPR for victims of all ages (including ventilation with a barrier device; a bag-mask device and oxygen); use of an automated external defibrillator (AED); and relief of foreign-body airway obstruction (FBAO).   Special Notice: Books and face mask are not included and must be purchased separately.

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Certified Nurse Aide Training Program (CNA) - Evening

As a certified nurse aide (CNA), you perform tasks under the supervision of qualified nursing and medical staff. Monitor and record vital signs and perform personal care skills including bathing, dressing and toileting, assisting with meals, transfers and ambulation, linen changes and room organization, and safety issues following facility policies and procedures.   This program includes 130 total hours of comprehensive training including 80 hours of classroom instruction followed immediately by 50 hours of clinical training. To pass you must attain a grade of 80% on the final exam and demonstrate competency on five out of five randomly chosen skills during the lab practicum.   You must complete homework per the course schedule and demonstrate competency in all skills required to provide patient care using manual equipment to monitor vital signs as indicated in the SC Nurse Aide Handbook. You must attend the first day of class and the first day of clinical to be eligible to attend the remainder of the program.   Certification: Upon successful completion of the program, you are eligible to sit for the SC Nurse Aide Certification Exam (National Nurse Aide Assessment Program) administered by Credentia Nurse Aide Credentialing Services, 877.577.2380. A felony conviction or inclusion on the SC Abuse Registry may prevent state testing eligibility.   Registration Requirements: Must be 18 years of age or older Provide a copy of your driver's license Students should bring proof of background check to registration for review. The student must submit a clear (within 90 days) South Carolina SLED or National BG Check <u>prior to registration.</u> If a student has a prior record, please email Dorian O'Murray, Department Head, at dorian.o'murray@tridenttech.edu. All background checks must be delivered to the Department Head.  Students must bring a copy of their negative 2-Step TB Test results to Dorian O'Murray. Results must be less than 90 days old and submitted 10 days prior to the start of the clinical portion of the program. Results may also be emailed to dorian.o'murray@tridenttech.edu.  Students will be required to provide negative drug screen results (9-10 panel) 10 days prior to the start of the clinical portion of the program. The date will be given on the first day of class. Students will be required to provide proof of major medical insurance 10 days prior to the start of the clinical portion of the program. The date will be given on the first day of class.    The clinical facility requires the Covid 19 Vaccination prior to starting the clinical rotation of the program. In order to participate in clinical and successfully complete the program students must provide proof of Covid vaccination or a health exemption form provided by their doctor.   Uniform: Scrubs (white) for classroom use Scrubs (white) for clinical use Shoes (white) nursing or leather shoes with socks (white) Hair and nails must present a professional image. Textbooks (included in tuition): Long-term Care and Home Health, 4th Edition by Hartman Publishing (approximately $56) and workbook (approximately $30) available through the TTC Bookstore (Bldg. 950).  

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Certified Nurse Aide Training Program (CNA) - Mon/Wed

As a certified nurse aide (CNA), you perform tasks under the supervision of qualified nursing and medical staff. Monitor and record vital signs and perform personal care skills including bathing, dressing and toileting, assisting with meals, transfers and ambulation, linen changes and room organization, and safety issues following facility policies and procedures.   This program includes 130 total hours of comprehensive training including 80 hours of classroom instruction followed immediately by 50 hours of clinical training. To pass you must attain a grade of 80% on the final exam and demonstrate competency on five out of five randomly chosen skills during the lab practicum.   You must complete homework per the course schedule and demonstrate competency in all skills required to provide patient care using manual equipment to monitor vital signs as indicated in the SC Nurse Aide Handbook. You must attend the first day of class and the first day of clinical to be eligible to attend the remainder of the program.   Certification: Upon successful completion of the program, you are eligible to sit for the SC Nurse Aide Certification Exam (National Nurse Aide Assessment Program) administered by Credentia Nurse Aide Credentialing Services, 877.577.2380. A felony conviction or inclusion on the SC Abuse Registry may prevent state testing eligibility.   Registration Requirements: Must be 18 years of age or older Provide a copy of your driver's license Students should bring proof of background check to registration for review. The student must submit a clear (within 90 days) South Carolina SLED or National BG Check <u>prior to registration.</u> If a student has a prior record, please email Dorian O'Murray, Department Head, at dorian.o'murray@tridenttech.edu. All background checks must be delivered to the Department Head.  Students must bring a copy of their negative 2-Step TB Test results to Dorian O'Murray. Results must be less than 90 days old and submitted 10 days prior to the start of the clinical portion of the program. Results may also be emailed to dorian.o'murray@tridenttech.edu.  Students will be required to provide negative drug screen results (9-10 panel) 10 days prior to the start of the clinical portion of the program. The date will be given on the first day of class. Students will be required to provide proof of major medical insurance 10 days prior to the start of the clinical portion of the program. The date will be given on the first day of class.    The clinical facility requires the Covid 19 Vaccination prior to starting the clinical rotation of the program. In order to participate in clinical and successfully complete the program students must provide proof of Covid vaccination or a health exemption form provided by their doctor.   Uniform: Scrubs (white) for classroom use Scrubs (white) for clinical use Shoes (white) nursing or leather shoes with socks (white) Hair and nails must present a professional image. Textbooks (included in tuition): Long-term Care and Home Health, 4th Edition by Hartman Publishing (approximately $56) and workbook (approximately $30) available through the TTC Bookstore (Bldg. 950).  

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Certified Nurse Aide Training Program (CNA) - Monday-Wednesday

As a certified nurse aide (CNA), you perform tasks under the supervision of qualified nursing and medical staff. Monitor and record vital signs and perform personal care skills including bathing, dressing and toileting, assisting with meals, transfers and ambulation, linen changes and room organization, and safety issues following facility policies and procedures.   This program includes 130 total hours of comprehensive training including 80 hours of classroom instruction followed immediately by 50 hours of clinical training. To pass you must attain a grade of 80% on the final exam and demonstrate competency on five out of five randomly chosen skills during the lab practicum.   You must complete homework per the course schedule and demonstrate competency in all skills required to provide patient care using manual equipment to monitor vital signs as indicated in the SC Nurse Aide Handbook. You must attend the first day of class and the first day of clinical to be eligible to attend the remainder of the program.   Certification: Upon successful completion of the program, you are eligible to sit for the SC Nurse Aide Certification Exam (National Nurse Aide Assessment Program) administered by Credentia Nurse Aide Credentialing Services, 877.577.2380. A felony conviction or inclusion on the SC Abuse Registry may prevent state testing eligibility.   Registration Requirements: Must be 18 years of age or older Provide a copy of your driver's license Students should bring proof of background check to registration for review. The student must submit a clear (within 90 days) South Carolina SLED or National BG Check <u>prior to registration.</u> If a student has a prior record, please email Dorian O'Murray, Department Head, at dorian.o'murray@tridenttech.edu. All background checks must be delivered to the Department Head.  Students must bring a copy of their negative 2-Step TB Test results to Dorian O'Murray. Results must be less than 90 days old and submitted 10 days prior to the start of the clinical portion of the program. Results may also be emailed to dorian.o'murray@tridenttech.edu.  Students will be required to provide negative drug screen results (9-10 panel) 10 days prior to the start of the clinical portion of the program. The date will be given on the first day of class. Students will be required to provide proof of major medical insurance 10 days prior to the start of the clinical portion of the program. The date will be given on the first day of class.    The clinical facility requires the Covid 19 Vaccination prior to starting the clinical rotation of the program. In order to participate in clinical and successfully complete the program students must provide proof of Covid vaccination or a health exemption form provided by their doctor.   Uniform: Scrubs (white) for classroom use Scrubs (white) for clinical use Shoes (white) nursing or leather shoes with socks (white) Hair and nails must present a professional image. Textbooks (included in tuition): Long-term Care and Home Health, 4th Edition by Hartman Publishing (approximately $56) and workbook (approximately $30) available through the TTC Bookstore (Bldg. 950).  

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Certified Nurse Aide Training Program (CNA) - Tues/Thur

As a certified nurse aide (CNA), you perform tasks under the supervision of qualified nursing and medical staff. Monitor and record vital signs and perform personal care skills including bathing, dressing and toileting, assisting with meals, transfers and ambulation, linen changes and room organization, and safety issues following facility policies and procedures.   This program includes 130 total hours of comprehensive training including 80 hours of classroom instruction followed immediately by 50 hours of clinical training. To pass you must attain a grade of 80% on the final exam and demonstrate competency on five out of five randomly chosen skills during the lab practicum.   You must complete homework per the course schedule and demonstrate competency in all skills required to provide patient care using manual equipment to monitor vital signs as indicated in the SC Nurse Aide Handbook. You must attend the first day of class and the first day of clinical to be eligible to attend the remainder of the program.   Certification: Upon successful completion of the program, you are eligible to sit for the SC Nurse Aide Certification Exam (National Nurse Aide Assessment Program) administered by Credentia Nurse Aide Credentialing Services, 877.577.2380. A felony conviction or inclusion on the SC Abuse Registry may prevent state testing eligibility.   Registration Requirements: Must be 18 years of age or older Provide a copy of your driver's license Students should bring proof of background check to registration for review. The student must submit a clear (within 90 days) South Carolina SLED or National BG Check <u>prior to registration.</u> If a student has a prior record, please email Dorian O'Murray, Department Head, at dorian.o'murray@tridenttech.edu. All background checks must be delivered to the Department Head.  Students must bring a copy of their negative 2-Step TB Test results to Dorian O'Murray. Results must be less than 90 days old and submitted 10 days prior to the start of the clinical portion of the program. Results may also be emailed to dorian.o'murray@tridenttech.edu.  Students will be required to provide negative drug screen results (9-10 panel) 10 days prior to the start of the clinical portion of the program. The date will be given on the first day of class. Students will be required to provide proof of major medical insurance 10 days prior to the start of the clinical portion of the program. The date will be given on the first day of class.    The clinical facility requires the Covid 19 Vaccination prior to starting the clinical rotation of the program. In order to participate in clinical and successfully complete the program students must provide proof of Covid vaccination or a health exemption form provided by their doctor.   Uniform: Scrubs (white) for classroom use Scrubs (white) for clinical use Shoes (white) nursing or leather shoes with socks (white) Hair and nails must present a professional image. Textbooks (included in tuition): Long-term Care and Home Health, 4th Edition by Hartman Publishing (approximately $56) and workbook (approximately $30) available through the TTC Bookstore (Bldg. 950).  

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Electrocardiography (ECG) Mastery

Gain the knowledge, skills and abilities needed to perform and interpret ECG monitoring of the heart in non-emergent and emergent settings. Understand anatomy and physiology of the heart, cardiac rhythms, basics of ECG, and how to use ECG equipment.

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Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) Basic

Do you feel a calling to help people when they are at their most vulnerable or caught in a state of emergency? You may want to pursue a career as an emergency medical technician (EMT). This EM training program consists of a minimum 200 hours of training and instruction over approximately five months. A real-world simulation is included to better prepare you to enter the workforce. The program requires a great deal of reading and practical skills demonstrations, including 50 hours of clinical ride-along training sessions, to become an EMT.  This course is an all inclusive program that includes tuition, books, drug screen and background report if students complete the scholarship application. See this link <i><i><b><i><i>https://www.tridenttech.edu/ce/funding/workforce-pathways-scholarship.htm </i></i></b></i></i>   The curriculum includes preparatory (32 hours); airway (32 hours); CPR (8 hours); patient assessment (20 hours); medical (48 hours); trauma (40 hours); pediatrics (12 hours); operations (12 hours); and skill prep and review (16 hours).   Students are required to attend all classes including the <u>first day of class which is the mandatory orientation</u>. Missing the first day of class is cause for dismissal from the program. For questions contact robert.boone@tridenttech.edu  843-574-6853.   All coursework is approved by the Emergency Medical Services Division of the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control. South Carolina follows the current US Department of Transportation/National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) curriculum for EMT Basic.   Certification: Successful completion of this program qualifies you to take the National Registry Examination for certification.   Registration Requirements:  No online registration is available.  Must be at least 18 years old before course completion. Must be a high school graduate or possess an equivalency (GED). Must be physically fit and able to perform all of the tasks required of an EMT. <u>Show proof</u> of completion of the required standardized Accuplacer test offered at the college’s Testing Center in the Student Center (Bldg. 410) on TTC’s Thornley Campus. If students have college credits or a degree the test is waived, simply send college transcript to <u>robert.boone@tridenttech.edu</u> The minimum scores that must be achieved are: 240 in each: Reading, Writing, and Math. Ride-Along Requirements: Prior to the start of the 50 ride-along hours, students must provide vaccination records of the following: Completed TTC Heath Record (before internships begin - form available first day of class) Proof of major medical insurance (student plans are acceptable) This course provides a drug screen and national background report if students complete the scholarship application, link above. Special Notice Included in this program:  Textbooks, drug screen and national background report is included, if students complete the State Scholarship application.  Required Uniform for Interenships not included: Cargo pants (navy blue or black) Polo shirt (included) Belt (black) Boots (black)

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EMT Basic Internet-Based With Skills Lab

Do you feel a calling to help people when they are at their most vulnerable or caught in a state of emergency? You may want to pursue a career as an emergency medical technician (EMT). This EMT-B training program consists of 200 hours of training and instruction over approximately six months. A real-world simulation is included to better prepare you to enter the workforce. The program requires a great deal of reading and practical skills demonstrations, including 50 hours of clinical ride-along training sessions, to become an EMT.  This course is an all inclusive program that includes tuition, books, drug screen and background report if students complete the scholarship application. See this link <i><i><b><i><i>https://www.tridenttech.edu/ce/funding/workforce-pathways-scholarship.htm </i></i></b></i></i>   The curriculum includes preparatory (32 hours); airway (32 hours); CPR (8 hours); patient assessment (20 hours); medical (48 hours); trauma (40 hours); pediatrics (12 hours); operations (12 hours); and skill prep and review (16 hours). In this course, you will cover the same material as the classroom-based Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) Basic Technician. Complete weekly online assignments, and attend sessions weekly. <u>First day class attendance is mandatory for orientation and DHEC sign-up.</u> Failure to attend will result in dismissal from the program.    This EMT-B training program is 281 hours and takes approximately six  months to complete. It includes:   LAB 84 HOURS DISCUSSION 34 HOURS ONLINE 170 HOURS TESTING 50 HOURS TOTAL 281-322 HOURS   All coursework is approved by the Emergency Medical Services Division of the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control. South Carolina follows the current US Department of Transportation/National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) curriculum for EMT Basic. For more information contact: <u>robert.boone@tridenttech.edu </u>   Certification: Successful completion of the EMT training program qualifies you to take the State exam and the National Registry Examination.   Registration Requirements: Must be at least 18 years old before course completion, a high school graduate or possess an equivalency (GED). Must be physically fit and able to perform all of the tasks required of an EMT.<i><i><b><i><i>                                                           </i></i></b></i></i>  Clinical Ride-Along Requirements: Prior to the start of the ride-along hours, you must show history of the following: MMR vacine, Hepatitis B vaccination or documentation of immunization, Current negative PPD (TB) test, Covid and Flu vaccine, drug screen and background report. Criminal background reports with certain charges or convictions are not accepted and will be dismissed. Proof of major medical insurance (student plans are acceptable) Required Uniform: Cargo pants  Polo shirt  Belt  Boots  <b><i>Registration office: ce.reg@tridenttech.edu  843-574-6687. Look for your email confirmation from the Registratioin office.</i></b>

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IV Catheter Insertion

Learn the correct technique of peripheral IV catheter insertion. Topics you explore include vein location and IV placement, equipment and supplies, insertion, anchoring techniques, and connecting to IV tubing. Perform lab skills on IV therapy mannequin arms. To successfully complete the course, you must demonstrate knowledge and competency in IV insertion skills using proper safety and infection control techniques.   Special Notice: Upon successful completion of the course, you are awarded a certificate of completion. Lab supplies included.

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Medical Assistant (MA) Training Program Hybrid

 Learn medical terminology, administrative office skills, and clinical patient skills required of a registered Medical Assistant. Medical assistants work in hospitals, physician offices, and labs. 80% of our students get hired after their externship. First evening class attendance is mandatory. This hybrid evening class program is partially online but the majority is on campus for skills practice. Some online classes are on Monday and Tuesday evenings, and the schedule is given on the first day of class. This program includes tuition, books, drug screen, and a national criminal background report, for SC resident students that complete the Scholarship application here: <i><i><b><i><i>https://www.tridenttech.edu/ce/funding/workforce-pathways-scholarship.htm</i></i></b></i></i> Costs that students are responsible for: navy blue scrub uniform top & bottom, white shoes, a 2-step PPD skin test, tetanus vaccine, Covid vaccine & booster, proof of childhood MMR or titer, flu vaccine, meningitis immunization, and major medical insurance. Certification: Upon successful completion of this program, you are eligible to sit for the Registered Medical Assistant examination given by the American Medical Technologists Association (AMT).  Registration Requirements: Must be 18 years of age, a high school graduate or possess an equivalency (GED).and provide a copy of a Driver's License or proof of identity. Major medical insurance is required of all students throughout the program, from the start date to the end of the clinical externship. <u>Complete</u> prescreening requirements in Reading, Writing and Math using the standardized Accuplacer test offered through TTC’s Testing Center in the Student Center (Bldg. 410) at Trident Technical College Thornley Campus. The minimum scores that must be achieved are 240 in each: Reading, Writing, and in Math.  <u>Complete</u> the Scholarship application, after Feb 1, 2023, if you are an SC resident; <i><i><b><i><i>https://www.tridenttech.edu/ce/funding/workforce-pathways-scholarship.htm </i></i></b></i></i>Once completed Registration will contact the student via email. Registration closes 3 business days prior to the course start date. Textbooks and supplies included:  Book vouchers are given on the first day of class. Cengage, Medical Assisting 9th edition ebook by Blesi with Mindtap access code thru Cengage Unlimited 12-month access card.  AHA BLS/CPR book and mask.  Blood pressure cuff and stethoscope.  Uniform required (not included): Scrubs, top and bottom (navy blue) White nursing or white athletic shoes Externship Information: Clinical externship sites require students to provide vaccination history through documentation of the following: MMR, A Flu and Covid 19 vaccination & booster, tetanus vaccine, meningitis vaccine, MMR childhood vaccine or titer, hepatitis B, major medical insurance, and a current 2-step PPD skin test. Students are responsible for these costs within a month of the program start date. Drug screen and background report is included in the program at no cost to students.  Included in this program: Tuition, books, drug screen, and national criminal background report. If some charges or convictions are on a background report it could be rejected and the student will be dismissed. If you are in question about anything on a national criminal background report, please email <u>judy.martin@tridenttech.edu</u>

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Patient Care Technician

As a certified nurse aide, you can expand your skills with training needed to transition to a hospital setting. Gain an introduction to hospital equipment and supplies, as well as advanced skills in areas including: 12 lead EKG, basic phlebotomy, performing urinary catheterization, infection control, glucometer use, sterile technique, specimen collection and handling, measuring output of bodily fluids including chest tubes and surgical site drains, tracheotomy and supplemental oxygen care, and BLS certification and training.   Certification: To receive certification and BLS card, you must receive a passing grade on the PCT final examination and demonstrate using equipment and supplies correctly in patient care procedures. Strict attendance is required and first day of orientation is mandatory.   Prerequisite: Successful completion of the Certified Nurse Aide Training Program.  Textbooks (not included): BLS For Healthcare Providers Student Manual (Ec15-1010) ISBN: 1-61669-407-6 (approximately $20) Fundamental Concepts and Skills for the Patient Care Technician ISBN: 0-323-43013-9 (approximately $100)  Uniform (not included): Scrubs (black) Shoes that are flat, closed toe  Materials (not included): Blood pressure cuff and stethoscope available through the TTC Bookstore (approximately $37) and most pharmacies.

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PTA Licensing Exam Review

As a PTA student, you can prepare for the licensing exam by taking this two-day PTA Licensing Review course by Scorebuilders. Get the tools you need to set up a study plan including practice questions, study tools and strategies for determining readiness for the exam.

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