HLTH BRR01
0 credits
BASIC RESCUER RECERTIFICATION
HLTH CHE33
0 credits
Surviving Disaster
HLTH CHE36
0 credits
Interpersonal Communications - Health
HLTH CS01
0 credits
Child Care Emergency First Aid
HLTH DP102
0 credits
LATEX ALLERGIES & DENTISTRY
HLTH DP140
0 credits
Allergies to Chemicals
HLTH DP144
0 credits
Sensitivity in Teeth
HLTH DP168
0 credits
Dental Implant Therapy
HLTH DP171
0 credits
TMD & SDB: Diagnosis and Treatment
HLTH DP173
0 credits
Digital Dental Photo
HLTH DP176
0 credits
Changing Concepts in Ultrasonics: The Next Step
HLTH DP177
0 credits
Local Anaesthetics in a Changing World of Medications
HLTH DP184
0 credits
Why use Dental Implants?
HLTH DP195
0 credits
Achieving Success in Cosmetic and Reconstructive Periodontal Surgery
HLTH DP196
0 credits
Conflict in the Dental Workplace Caused by Personality and Generational Differences
HLTH DP197
0 credits
Lumps and Bumps in the Oral Cavity
HLTH DP198
0 credits
Surgical and Prosthetic Implant Treatment
HLTH DP199
0 credits
Tax Law for the Dental Professional
HLTH DP200
0 credits
Resumes and Cover Letters that Work
HLTH DP201
0 credits
Job Search and Interview Skills
HLTH DP202
0 credits
Introduction to Orthodontic Treatment for CDA and RDH
HLTH DP203
0 credits
Orthodontics for the Dentist
HLTH DP211
0 credits
Which is the Best Bruxing Guard?
HLTH DP212
0 credits
What About Snoring?
HLTH DP213
0 credits
Tooth Whitening Options
HLTH DP214
0 credits
Patient Management
HLTH DP215
0 credits
Moving Forward - Take Your Practice to the Next Level
HLTH DP216
0 credits
What's New in Sundries
HLTH DP217
0 credits
Kidding! - An Update on Clinical Practices in Pediatric Dentistry
HLTH DP218
0 credits
Clinical Endodontics: How to Make an Accurate Diagnosis
HLTH DP219
0 credits
Cosmetic Dental - Whitening and Botox
HLTH DP24
0 credits
Dental Care and Total Body Wellness
HLTH DP26
0 credits
Rehabilitation of the Periodontally Compromised Dentician
HLTH DP30
0 credits
DENTAL PRACTICE:INTERNET
HLTH DP69
0 credits
Latex Alleriges
HLTH DP96
0 credits
DENTAL RADIOGRAPHY
HLTH FA03
0 credits
St. John Standard Enhanced
HLTH HCE43
0 credits
Chairside Massage
HLTH HCE44
0 credits
Cultures & Religions of the Fraser Valley
HLTH HCE45
0 credits
Pain Relief with Pressure Therapy for Beginners
HLTH HCE50
0 credits
Comprehensive Program Design
HLTH HCP20
0 credits
FASD Workshop: An approach of Inclusion and Hope
HLTH HCP21
0 credits
ADHD, Autism and ODD
HLTH HCP22
0 credits
Dealing with Bullying
HLTH HCP39
0 credits
Licence Child Care Adult Train
HLTH HE01
0 credits
Conflict Resolution Skills for Women
HLTH HE02
0 credits
Motivation Skills for Women
HLTH HE03
0 credits
Public Speaking for Women
HLTH HE05
0 credits
How to Handle Difficult People
HLTH HE07
0 credits
Oral Communications for the Workplace
HLTH HE08
0 credits
Health Activities that Teach Health and Social Skills
HLTH HW01
0 credits
Bath Lovers Valentine
HLTH HW09
0 credits
Manage Arm after Stroke
HLTH HW20
0 credits
Candles and Soaps
HLTH HW21
0 credits
Creams and Lotions
HLTH HW22
0 credits
Mineral Makeup Basics
HLTH HW23
0 credits
Soap Making for Beginners
HLTH HW24
0 credits
Love Your Hands and Feet
HLTH HW26
0 credits
Advanced Soapmaking
HLTH HW27
0 credits
Face Care for Women
HLTH HW35
0 credits
Lotions and Souffle
HLTH HW37
0 credits
Moisturizing Hair Products
HLTH HW38
0 credits
Digestion
HLTH HW42
0 credits
Reiki, an Introduction
HLTH HW43
0 credits
Reiki, Level I
HLTH HW47
0 credits
Interested in Aromatherapy
HLTH HW48
0 credits
Love My Man!
HLTH JI100
0 credits
Foundations of Collaborative Conflict Resolution
HLTH JI101
0 credits
Foundations of Collaborative Conflict Resolution :Workplace Focus
HLTH JI102
0 credits
Building your Communication Tool Box
HLTH JI250
0 credits
Mediation Skills Level I
HLTH KPE03
0 credits
Personal Train Certification
HLTH MED01
0 credits
Medical Office Billing
Prerequisite(s): Completion of Medical Terminology course or minimum of 3 years' Medical Office experience
HLTH MED02
0 credits
Medical Office Transcription
Prerequisite(s): Completion of Medical Terminology course, knowledge of MS Word, and a minimum typing speed of 40 wpm
HLTH MOA
0 credits
MEDICAL OFFICE ASSISTANT
HLTH MOA20
0 credits
Medical Terminology (MOA) Level 2
Prerequisite(s): Admission to the Advanced Medical Office Assistant certificate program.
Students will expand their use of specialized terminology of medicine, including the pronunciation and spelling of terms to describe medical circumstances and situations.
HLTH MOA21
0 credits
Advanced Anatomy and Physiology (MOA) Level 2
Prerequisite(s): Admission to the Advanced Medical Office Assistant certificate program.
Students will advance their understanding of major anatomical features and systems of the body and the common pathologies which can adversely affect these systems.
HLTH MOA22
0 credits
Pharmacology (MOA) Level 2
Prerequisite(s): Admission to the Advanced Medical Office Assistant certificate program.
This course is a study of drugs with instruction on their effects on the human body, as well as their toxicities and their method of administration. Particular emphasis will be placed on the observations required by medical staff and problems of drug administration.
HLTH MOA23
0 credits
Chronic Disease Management
Prerequisite(s): Admission to the Advanced Medical Office Assistant certificate program.
This course will prepare students to utilize a chronic disease management (CDM) system, understand a system of shared care, and learn ways to help patients and their families in end-of-life care. In collaboration with specialists and community healthcare providers, the GP and medical office assistant contribute to the care of patients suffering with life-limiting and chronic illnesses.
HLTH MOA24
0 credits
Clinical Procedures (MOA) Level 2
Prerequisite(s): Admission to the Advanced Medical Office Assistant certificate.
Students will learn techniques, procedures, and tests used to assist a physician in a medical office. Examples would be taking vital signs, performing basic clinical measurements and testing (e.g., urinalysis and pregnancy tests), setting up and assisting with clinics, and specialized equipment use, all under the direction of the physician.
HLTH MOA25
0 credits
Patient History and Education
Prerequisite(s): Admission to the Advanced Medical Office Assistant certificate program.
Students learn the importance of accuracy when assisting with collecting a proper history. Students learn how to assist the physician by recording pertinent data as well as which data is most important. Students learn about the importance of patient education and how to connect patients with supports in the community.
HLTH MOA26
0 credits
Communications and Patient Support
Prerequisite(s): Admission to the Advanced Medical Office Assistant certificate program.
Students will explore their role in communication with others in the medical office. Students will study human behavior and learn techniques to improve customer (patient) relations and to help the patients gain the knowledge, skills, tools, and confidence to become active participants in their health care.
HLTH MOA27
0 credits
Leadership, Supervision, and Team-Based Care
Prerequisite(s): Admission to the Advanced Medical Office Assistant certificate program.
Students gain a better understanding of themselves through an exploration of their personal attributes, transferable skills, and learning styles. AMOAs supervise diverse teams which requires leadership and an ability to support and grow collaborative practice.
HLTH MOA28
0 credits
Medical Billing (MOA) Level 2
Prerequisite(s): Admission to the Advanced Medical Office Assistant certificate program.
Students are introduced to enhanced medical billing and guidelines provided by the Society of General Practitioners (SGP), General Practitioners Services Committee (GPSC), and Medical Services Plan (MSP). They use the BC Medical Association Guide to Fees and WorkSafe BC, the Insurance Corporation of BC (ICBC), and medical legal billing requirements.
HLTH MOA29
0 credits
Emerging Best Practices
Prerequisite(s): Admission to the Advanced Medical Office Assistant certificate program.
Topics in this course will vary as they reflect current and emerging best practices for Advanced Medical Office Assistants. Topics may include technology, practice optimization and evaluation, health promotion, and responding to developing health-related themes.
HLTH MOA30
0 credits
Capstone
Prerequisite(s): Admission to the Advanced Medical Office Assistant certificate program.
Students complete multifaceted assignments in a work setting that asks students to refine, integrate, and apply the knowledge they acquired in the AMOA certificate program by using critical thinking and self-reflection.
HLTH MOM
0 credits
Medical Office Manager Program
HLTH NC00
0 credits
Medical Terminology
HLTH NC01
0 credits
Professionalism and Communication
Prerequisite(s): Acceptance into the Nursing Unit Clerk certificate program.
Provides students with the skills to interact with colleagues, patients, visitors, and other members of the healthcare team in a professional manner, and to explore Indigenous ways of knowing, being, and worldviews in a healthcare setting. It will also cover hospital communication devices and emergency procedures.
HLTH NC02
0 credits
Unit Clerk Fundamentals
Prerequisite(s): A- or better in HLTH NC01.
Focuses on the departments and nursing units within a hospital, roles of professionals, and medical/legal implications within the healthcare system. Students explore Indigenous ways of knowing and being within health care, types and classifications of orders, and the required steps and processing of components.
HLTH NC03
0 credits
Admissions, Transfers, Discharges, and Patient Records
Prerequisite(s): A- or better in HLTH NC02.
Develops the skills and experience required to understand and perform Nursing Unit Clerk duties related to the admission, transfer, and discharge of patients, and maintenance of patient records. Students examine Indigenous knowledge systems and ways of being as they are connected to initial and ongoing interactions within a healthcare setting.
HLTH NC04
0 credits
Medical Terminology and Pharmacology I
Prerequisite(s): A- or better in HLTH NC03.
An introduction to the fundamentals of medical terminology relating to the various body systems, and pharmacology required for a Nursing Unit Clerk. Students will consider Indigenous perspectives and cultural values in relation to healing practices and protocols.
HLTH NC05
0 credits
Medical Terminology and Pharmacology II
Prerequisite(s): A- or better in HLTH NC04.
Accurate application of medical terminology and pharmacology is essential to practice safely as a Nursing Unit Clerk. This course covers the necessary information about body system-related medical terminology and pharmacology, including Indigenous worldviews/knowledge in unification with contemporary medical practices.
HLTH NC06
0 credits
Diagnostics
Prerequisite(s): A- or better in HLTH NC05.
Covers common diagnostic tests, their purposes, and where they are performed. Includes patient preparation and transportation of patients to the necessary diagnostic area, and how to receive and communicate diagnostic testing results, including valuing Indigenous ways of being.
HLTH NC07
0 credits
Laboratory Orders
Prerequisite(s): A- or better in HLTH NC06.
Covers processing a laboratory order with the correct level of priority. Includes patient preparation prior to testing, as well as receiving and communicating patient laboratory results. Also includes examination of Indigenous ways of knowing and being as interrelated to contemporary medical practices.
HLTH NC08
0 credits
Surgical Orders
Prerequisite(s): A- or better in HLTH NC07.
Covers how to process patients’ surgical procedures and orders, and describes the various departments and healthcare personnel associated with surgical interventions. Students will consider Indigenous ways of knowing and being as connected with medical procedures and how to process pre- and post-operative orders.
HLTH NC09
0 credits
Specialty Nursing Areas
Prerequisite(s): A- or better in HLTH NC08.
By augmenting the principles learned earlier in the program, this course will prepare NUC students to work effectively in a variety of specialty nursing areas, including consideration of Indigenous ways of knowing within specialized medical contexts and healthcare settings.
HLTH NC10
0 credits
Practicum
Prerequisite(s): A- or better in: NC01, NC02, NC03, NC04, NC05, NC06, NC07, NC08, NC09, NC11, NC12.
Students will demonstrate an understanding of the Nursing Unit Clerk role in a hospital setting and apply any learned theories. Under the direction of a supervisor, students will apply professionalism and reflective learning practices, including Indigenous ways of knowing, being, and worldviews in healthcare practices.
HLTH NC11
0 credits
Practicum Orientation
Prerequisite(s): A- or better in HLTH NC12.
Introduces students to hospital scheduling, staffing procedures, and technology/software used by hospitals. Students will examine and practice workplace professionalism protocols and techniques, complete a job search, prepare employment documents, and participate in interview activities.
HLTH NC12
0 credits
Medical Imaging
Prerequisite(s): A- or better in HLTH NC06.
Covers processing medical imaging orders using the correct level of priority. Students will learn the different modalities of the medical imaging department and how to receive and communicate medical imaging test results, including cultural sensitivity within Indigenous knowledge systems and ways of being.
HLTH NCPLA
0 credits
Nursing Unit Clerk PLA
HLTH NUR35
0 credits
Nursing Foot Care Refresher
HLTH OFA01
0 credits
OCCUPATIONAL FIRST AID-LEVEL I
HLTH OFA03
0 credits
OCCUPATIONAL FIRST AID-LVL III
HLTH PHAR2
0 credits
Intro to Health Sciences
HLTH PPT04
0 credits
PROSTHODONTIC CLINICAL
HLTH RC01
0 credits
RED CROSS STANDARD 1ST AID
HLTH RC02
0 credits
RED CROSS EMERGENCY 1ST AID
HLTH TC01
0 credits
TRUE COLOURS