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CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Medical Assistant NCCT Certification Exam Prep and
Review
This course is for medical assistants and medical assistant students
preparing to take the National Certified Medical Assistant exam.
The course provides review, practice and procedures in preparation
for the exam using both online and interactive classroom methods.
Review topics include medical terminology, patient exam and special
populations, pharmacology, infection control, phlebotomy, anatomy
and physiology, diagnostic testing, ECGs, bookkeeping, general office,
insurance, laws, and ethics.
CAH485 | 9 hours | $139 ($119 tuition + $20 fees)
INSTRUCTOR: CE Instructor
5167 T 6pm – 9pm 8/2–8/16 FCC
Medicine Aide Update
Meets the Maryland Board of Nursing renewal requirements for the
Certified Medicine Aide (CMA). Designed to keep the practicing CMA
informed and updated regarding new medications, non-parenteral
drug administration, policies and practices, and medications needed by
geriatric clients. Emphasis is on new drug therapies and the role of the
medicine aide in providing safe and competent care. Upon registration,
students must submit a copy of their current CNA/GNA certification,
proof of successful completion of their initial CMA training course in
Maryland, and must verify current CNA practice of at least 16 hours within
the last 2 years, and must verify active practice as a CNA/GNA/CMA in
a licensed nursing home for at least 8 hours within the last 2 years, and
must verify active practice as a CMA for 100 hours within the last 2 years.
Verification can be provided by the employer on facility letterhead. Please
note: The Maryland Board of Nursing requires that this update must be
completed no more than 90 days before the expiration of the CNA/GNA/
CMA certification.
Note: Call 240-629-7904 if interested in the class. You must meet with the
Program Manager before registering in order to verify all documentation.
MAH111 | 8.5 hours | $128 ($88 tuition + $40 fees)
INSTRUCTOR: CE Instructor
7535 S 8am – 4:30pm 5/7 MACC 114
Principles and Practices of IVTherapy
Don’t be frustrated; be prepared when your patient needs an IV. Enhance
your skills as a practicing nurse, IV tech, or EMT by taking this course
from our expert on peripheral intravenous therapy and the care of the
client requiring this therapy. Topics include: vein and device selection,
venipuncture techniques, and basic care measures needed to provide
quality care to the patient.
MAH118 | 8 hours | $148 ($88 tuition + $60 fees)
INSTRUCTOR: CE Instructor
7540 S 8am – 4:30pm 6/11 Carroll Community
College
Advanced Principles and Practices of IVTherapy
Prerequisite: MAH118 Principles of IV Therapy Build upon the basics
covered in Principles and Practices of IV Therapy. Designed for the RN to
enhance practice with patients requiring advanced IV therapies. Topics
include: practical application and troubleshooting skills for central lines;
IV therapies in the elderly and pediatric population; TPN and blood
administration.
MAH119 | 8.5 hours | $148 ($88 tuition + $60 fees)
INSTRUCTOR: CE Instructor
7541 S 8am – 4:30pm 6/18 Carroll Community
College
MEDICAL BILLING & CODING
Basic Medical Terminology
Basic Medical Terminology is a prerequisite and entry course for multiple
health care career programs. This course provides students with the basic
medical terminology framework needed before advancing to a more
comprehensive medical terminology or anatomy and physiology based
courses. This is a hybrid course, co-listed with credit, MDA 108.
Note: Placement into EN52 or ESL99 (Students will need to take
placement tests in the college’s Testing Center).
MED108 | 15 hours | $134 ($116 tuition + $18 fees)
INSTRUCTOR: CE Instructor
8222 T 9:30am – 10:45am 6/7–7/26 FCC/L110
HEALTH CARE CAREERS
Online Course
Eligible for senior tuition waiver.
Eligible for disabled & retired tuition waiver.
See pages 62-64.
FCC Academic Credit Admissions
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The Mid-Maryland Health Care Consortium, consisting of Carroll, Frederick, and Howard
community colleges, collaborated to open the Mount Airy College Center for Health Care
Education in 2012 to bring health care education to students in one centralized location.
After serving more than 2,000 students, the center’s academic programs will be returning to each
respective home campus following the spring 2016 semester. While the center is closing, the Mid-
Maryland Health Care Consortium remains strong, allowing students at each college to benefit from
partnership agreements, and we continue our mission of providing pathways to student success.
Please refer to FCC schedules for current class offerings and registration information.
If you have any questions, our friendly staff is ready to assist you.
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