Courses

• The functions of an ECG.
• The anatomy and physiology of the heart.
• The conduction pathways and the cardiac cycle.
• The science of how an ECG works.
• The foundational breakdown of the ECG.
• The structure, interpretation, and foundations of how to interpret and analyze over 2 dozen of the most common arrythmias seen in clinical practice.
• A variety of actionable clinical pearls from a registered nurse with over a decade of experience reading ECGs.
• How to identify acute cardiac rhythms.
• How to document an ECG

Scheduling appointments • Preparing patients for examination • Recording vital signs • Arranging hospital admissions • Handling lab specimens • Sterilizing instruments • Calling in prescriptions • Drawing blood • Handling insurance • Taking electrocardiograms (EKG’s)

The Medical Billing and Coding certificate program prepares students to become medical coding professionals.  Once they complete their coursework they will know how to perform the following tasks:

• Review health record documentation • Convert medical diagnoses, procedures• Services and equipment into medical codes that are required for billing and reimbursement.  • Data entry for insurance purposes 

Recording vital signs 101

Performing EKGs 101

First aid

CPR

Handling lab specimens 101

Drawing blood

Primary care

Medical Terminology

People skills

Empathy

● Emotional intelligence

● Confidence

● Patience

● Time management

● Critical thinking

• Billing and insurance
• Pharmacy procedures, workflow, and operations
• Pharmacy equipment
• Common infectious and non-infectious diseases
• Symptoms of common diseases
• General principles of pharmacology
• Medication administration and dosage f
• Basic measurements and calculations
• Math and time conversions
• Units of measure in pharmacy
• Names and categories of common medications
• Medication side effects

EMI provides exceptional training in phlebotomy to our students. Consisting of the basic concepts of Phlebotomy. 

Medical Terminology, Order of Draw, Complications, Geriatric and Pediatric Draw, IV Therapy, Specimen Collection and Basic Life Support.

Open Enrollment

Surgical technologists, also called operating room technicians, surgical techs, etc. 

Studies of Surgery Fundamentals 

Sterilizing
Complications