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Anatomy, Physiology & Medical Terminology

This is an introduction to medical terminology, anatomy and physiology of the human body. You will learn the basic fundamentals of medical terminology including word components,
definitions, spelling and pronunciation, using the system approach as well as basic anatomy and physiology.

 

Computing Fundamentals

Students will learn basic computer skills including: Keyboarding, Computer Hardware, Computer Software, Using an Operating System.

 

Orientation to Hospitals, Medical Centres & Health Care

This section introduces the student to the Health Care Delivery System – departments and services, members of the health care team, facility communication systems, and client care management.

 

The Patient’s Chart and Transcription of Doctor’s Orders

This course provides the knowledge needed to transcribe doctors’ orders, nursing treatment orders, dietary orders, medication orders, and laboratory orders and recording telephoned laboratory results, diagnostic imaging orders,
and miscellaneous orders. It also focuses on the patient’s chart, particularly the assembly of, forms, and maintenance.

 

Health Unit Clerk Procedures

This course provides the knowledge and skills needed to accurately manage the admission, transfer, and discharge procedures for patients. Also included are postmortem procedures, recording vital signs, ordering supplies, daily
diagnostic test, filing, infection control, emergencies, and any special services required.

 

Personal and Professional Skills

In this section, you will examine the process of communication. Interpersonal behavior and communication skills will also be discussed.

 

CPR

Level “C”, CPR and basic first aid.

 

Non-violent Crises Intervention

This is a safe, non-harmful behavior management program to help persons care for assaultive, disruptive, or out-of-control person during a violent moment.

 

Career Search Techniques

This course helps students prepare a professional and thorough resume and cover letter. It also covers techniques for uncovering the hidden job market.

 

Industry Practicum

Clinical practicum allows the student to apply their theoretical knowledge and skills in a practice environment.

· 100% Job Placement for May 2007 Grads

· $28 000 Per year average income for this occupational classification in Manitoba

· The Brandon RHA hires students with this training frequently at approximately $15.00 per hour to start