This course is a comprehensive investigation of the heart rhythm disturbances that
occur within the chambers and conducting tissue of the heart. The class is
partitioned into three modules that allow the systematic review of arrhythmias that
occur in the atria, AV junction and ventricles of the heart. The material is designed
to maximize understanding by analyzing electrocardiogram rhythm strips to
reinforce application of the theoretical component of the course. This course also
uses the application of these theories through laboratory experiences allowing
hands on experience with electrode placement and 12 lead ECG interpretations.
This is a 116 hour course with 16 hours of lab that includes lead placement and
strip identification and monitoring. 100 hours are theory and content.
A phlebotomy technician is professionally trained to draw blood in hospitals, nursing homes, medical and diagnostic laboratories, blood donor centers, and doctor’s offices. Students enrolled in this program will learn how to properly collect and prepare blood and non-blood samples from adults, infants, and children for medical and clinical testing. These tests are used to verify the overall health of an individual and to diagnose medical conditions. This program consists of 72 hours of classroom and clinical instruction: 48 hours of training will be online classroom theory instruction; 24 hours of training will be hands-on instruction in the skills lab. After completing the program, students will be awarded a certificate of completion and will be eligible to sit for the national certification exam.
This course consists of 90 hours of classroom and clinical instruction: 74 hours of training will be classroom theory instruction and clinical skills lab training; 16 hours of training will occur as clinical instruction at a long term care facility. Each student will receive a certificate after successfully completing the program.
After successfully completing the program, each student must take the competency exam in order to practice in the state of Arkansas. The competency exam will consist of two parts: a written (or oral) exam, and a skills lab demonstration. To pass the competency exam successfully, each individual must pass both the written (or oral) exam and the skills demonstration.
This course consists of 90 hours of classroom and clinical instruction: 74 hours of training will be classroom theory instruction and clinical skills lab training; 16 hours of training will occur as clinical instruction at a long term care facility. Each student will receive a certificate after successfully completing the program.
After successfully completing the program, each student must take the competency exam in order to practice in the state of Arkansas. The competency exam will consist of two parts: a written (or oral) exam, and a skills lab demonstration. To pass the competency exam successfully, each individual must pass both the written (or oral) exam and the skills demonstration.
This course is a comprehensive investigation of the heart rhythm disturbances that
occur within the chambers and conducting tissue of the heart. The class is
partitioned into three modules that allow the systematic review of arrhythmias that
occur in the atria, AV junction and ventricles of the heart. The material is designed
to maximize understanding by analyzing electrocardiogram rhythm strips to
reinforce application of the theoretical component of the course. This course also
uses the application of these theories through laboratory experiences allowing
hands on experience with electrode placement and 12 lead ECG interpretations.
This is a 116 hour course with 16 hours of lab that includes lead placement and
strip identification and monitoring. 100 hours are theory and content.
A phlebotomy technician is professionally trained to draw blood in hospitals, nursing homes, medical and diagnostic laboratories, blood donor centers, and doctor’s offices. Students enrolled in this program will learn how to properly collect and prepare blood and non-blood samples from adults, infants, and children for medical and clinical testing. These tests are used to verify the overall health of an individual and to diagnose medical conditions. This program consists of 72 hours of classroom and clinical instruction: 48 hours of training will be online classroom theory instruction; 24 hours of training will be hands-on instruction in the skills lab. After completing the program, students will be awarded a certificate of completion and will be eligible to sit for the national certification exam.