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Medical Assistant Program
The Medical Assistant plays an important role as a member of the Health care team in a physician’s
office or clinic. Theory and practical application in the fundamentals of medical diagnostic and
laboratory techniques are taught. Students are introduced to the anatomy and physiology of the body
systems and become Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation Certified (CPR). Additionally, students engage in
hands-on training with regard to venipuncture, injections urinalysis, and electrocardiograohy,
measurement of vital signs, and preparation for physical and specialty exams.
Students are also taught basic medical office administrative procedures. Graduates are
equipped with the skills and knowledge necessary to meet the requirements of an entry level
Medical Assistant and qualify for positions in a variety of health care facilities. Graduates of
the program are eligible for and encouraged to take the Registered Medical Technologist (RMT) exam
that is offered by American Medical Technologists (AMT). These credentials are nationally recognized
voluntary certifications that could greatly enhance employment opportunities.
Following is a list of potential careers to which the Medical Assistant curriculum lead:
- Medical Assistant
- Patient Care Technician
- Medical Insurance Biller
- Medical Records Clerk
- Phlebotomist
- Office Manager
OmniTech Networking Program (ONP)Certificate
Network Engineer Specializations:
Course Title
- Introduction to Computers
- Windows I
- Windows II
- Net+
- A+
- Unix (Linux) I
- Unix (Linux) II
- CCNA
- CCNP
- Network Security
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Audio Recording Engineer Specializations:
Course Title
- Introductions to Computers
- Windows (XP)
- A+
- Introduction to Music
- Mac OS
- Introduction to Midi
- Music Recording Software
- Computerized Recording Essentials
- Plug Ins
- Sound Recording I
- Sound Recording II
- Sound Recording III (Mic)
- Introduction to Music Business
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Curriculum Objectives
The OmniTech Networking Program (ONP) is designed to provide students with a strong foundation
in networking on multiple platforms – Microsoft Windows XP and UNIX. It also introduces the student
to the popular Music Engineering field if those specializations are chosen. As well as the start
commonalities between Computer and Network Engineer and the need for the modern day Music Engineer
to have the same set of skills as the Computer and Network Engineer.
Upon successful completion of the course and maintaining a 2.0 GPA or better the student will receive
and Omnitech Institute Certificate in their specialization (Networking Engineer or Music Engineer),
which certifies that the student is prepared to take many standard industry Certification exams for
their specific specification.
For Network Engineering this includes:
A+, Network+; MCP (Windows XP), MCP (2003 Server); CCNA, CCNP, and Security +.
For Music Engineer the certifications vary.
Potential careers attainable upon completion of this program include:
- Network Engineer
- Network Manager
- Systems Administrator
- Systems Engineer
- Technical Consultant
- Computerized Music Engineer
- Computerized Music Recording Engineer
- Recording Engineer
Health Information Technology
Course Title
- Medical Office Administration
- Microsoft Word
- Microsoft Excel
- Microsoft PowerPoint
- Medical Office Accounting
- Medical Ethics & Law
- Medical Term I
- Medical Term II
- Anatomy & Physiology
- Medical Insurance
- Coding I
- Coding II
- Computerizing Billing
- Certification Preparation
Curriculum Objectives
The Health Information Technology Program (HIT) is designed to provide
students with a strong foundation in preparing them for the daily responsibilities
that include coding, billing and collection, bookkeeping, banking procedures,
medical office accounting and management. Combined these courses will make
students more marketable and versatile for real world scenarios they will encounter.
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