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Are you already a Notary and looking for ways to increase your income? Make the most out of your notary commission by becoming a certified Loan Signing Agent. You’ll have an instructor in real time teach you how to notarize loan documents and give you a simple strategy and all the tools you need to launch your new business as a Loan Signing Agent. Our expert teachers are seasoned in the business; they'll teach you the process of completing a signing, best practices in the industry, and how to get loan signing assignments. A certificate is awarded upon completion of the course. Topics include:

• Notarize a loan package from any bank successfully every time
• The dos and don'ts of the profession
• What to discuss with your clients
• How to develop your own business
• Getting signed up with busy signing agencies

Cost: $129, includes materials fee. Your materials fee includes a digital workbook, practice loan documents, and a Certificate of Completion. 

Prerequisite: You must have completed the "Becoming a Notary Public' seminar prior to taking this class. 

Whether you want to boost your income, create a new job opportunity, provide a service to your community, or increase your value to your current employer, this is the perfect opportunity. In this Secretary of State approved class, you will learn how to perform valuable services by certifying or witnessing signatures on official documents. Notary skills are valuable in almost any industry: real estate, legal, medical and banking to name just a few. This class gives you the knowledge to pass the exam and practice as an effective Notary. Participants receive 2 practice tests and will take the official Notary exam directly following the class.

You will receive a Guidebook, Proof of Completion, notary application and access to the instructor’s site with additional educational materials to utilize, however this is optional.

Important, Please Read: After registering with Community Education at Las Positas College, create an account here: www.notarypublicseminars.com/signup. Your registration fee includes access to NPS study guides and powerpoint presentations. Please utilize this site prior to class. It is highly recommended that you study information on the NPS teaching site prior to class as the exam has become more difficult. Contact NPS: info@npsnotary.com with account related questions. No refunds are available once study materials have been accessed.

Bring the following items to take the exam:

1. Proper ID, which may be one of the following:

    a. State-issued Driver’s license or ID card
    b. Canadian or Mexican Driver’s license
    c. U.S. passport or a passport issued by a foreign government
    d. U.S. military ID card

2. one 2 x 2” color passport-size photograph. You may not use the photo that is in your current passport! You need a separate photo that is standard passport size that is given to the Secretary of State proctor as part of your exam application.

3. $40 exam fee in the form of a personal, business, or cashier’s check made payable to the Secretary of State. This fee is for the exam, and is in addition to the class and materials fees.

4. #2 pencil

5. Must be 18+ years of age. Livescan fingerprints are required to become a notary. Serious Convictions may disqualify applicants. Due to State regulations, no one will be admitted to the classroom after 8:15 a.m. You must return from breaks on time.

Cost: $99 and $50 collected on site for private exam seat and seminar materials
Seminar 8am to 4pm, Exam check in 4:00-4:30 pm. Exam starts at 5:00 pm and ends at 6:00 pm. 

Please note that you will need to purchase a parking permit to park on campus. Daily or semester permits can be purchased here: https://www.tocite.net/laspositascollege/portal

 

Phlebotomy Technicians are in demand as one of the fastest growing occupations in healthcare. Launch your career as a Certified Phlebotomy Technician 1. Collect blood samples from patients in a hospital, clinical laboratory, medical office, or clinical setting. Through lectures and hands-on training, learn what you need to know about the circulatory system, venipuncture technique, specimen collection, risk factors, complications, and quality assurance. This course provides a complete learning experience—with 48 hours of classroom instruction and a 40-hour hands-on externship. The course is also designed to prepare you to take the National Certification exam to become a California Certified Phlebotomy Technician 1 (CPT1).

On the first day, you will need to bring: your ID (any govt or school ID is fine), High School Diploma or GED, and scrubs. 

A certificate of completion is awarded upon successful completion of the course. If you complete the course and pass the licensure exam, you will be a licensed Phlebotomist. You must be at least 18 years old and have a high school diploma or GED Certificate (or equivalent) to enroll.

 Tuition and Payment Information:
Tuition: $2595.00
Materials fee: $225.00*

• $100 from the materials fee covers the California State CPT 1 License Fee.
• $125 from the materials fee covers the National Certification Exam Fee.
• These materials fees are payable at the time of the exam and licensure.

Scrub uniforms: cost varies- example pair of scrubs you can purchase. 

Once registered with Las Positas College, Community Education, please pay tuition here*: https://www.aumtonline.com/online-payment
*Students who have registered but not submitted payment prior to the start of class have not completed the registration process and will not be admitted into the class. 
 
Externship requirements:

All students must attend an externship interview and will do entry training (30 min of professional development) before they start. I will have to help each student coordinate with the interviewing manage. The students will also need to have ready to show proof of the following:

• Student Physical
• Background check/drug screening
• TB Test Results
• Immunization records or Titers for MMR, Varicella, Hep B, & TDAP/DTAP
• BLS (basic life support) certificate from the American Heart Association
• Proof of COVID-19 Vaccination

The items above could require fees depending on the student's medical status and insurance availability.

Age range: 18+

Phlebotomy Technicians are in demand as one of the fastest growing occupations in healthcare. Launch your career as a Certified Phlebotomy Technician 1. Collect blood samples from patients in a hospital, clinical laboratory, medical office, or clinical setting. Through lectures and hands-on training, learn what you need to know about the circulatory system, venipuncture technique, specimen collection, risk factors, complications, and quality assurance. This course provides a complete learning experience—with 48 hours of classroom instruction and a 40-hour hands-on externship. The course is also designed to prepare you to take the National Certification exam to become a California Certified Phlebotomy Technician 1 (CPT1).

On the first day, you will need to bring: your ID (any govt or school ID is fine), High School Diploma or GED, and scrubs. 

A certificate of completion is awarded upon successful completion of the course. If you complete the course and pass the licensure exam, you will be a licensed Phlebotomist. You must be at least 18 years old and have a high school diploma or GED Certificate (or equivalent) to enroll.

 Tuition and Payment Information:
Tuition: $2595.00
Materials fee: $225.00*

• $100 from the materials fee covers the California State CPT 1 License Fee.
• $125 from the materials fee covers the National Certification Exam Fee.
• These materials fees are payable at the time of the exam and licensure.

Scrub uniforms: cost varies- example pair of scrubs you can purchase. 

Once registered with Las Positas College, Community Education, please pay tuition here*: https://www.aumtonline.com/online-payment
*Students who have registered but not submitted payment prior to the start of class have not completed the registration process and will not be admitted into the class. 
 
Externship requirements:

All students must attend an externship interview and will do entry training (30 min of professional development) before they start. I will have to help each student coordinate with the interviewing manage. The students will also need to have ready to show proof of the following:

• Student Physical
• Background check/drug screening
• TB Test Results
• Immunization records or Titers for MMR, Varicella, Hep B, & TDAP/DTAP
• BLS (basic life support) certificate from the American Heart Association
• Proof of COVID-19 Vaccination

The items above could require fees depending on the student's medical status and insurance availability.

Age range: 18+

Online + Hands-on  Medical Assistant AUMT Medical Assistant Program is designed to prepare a student to become a Medical Assistant with a short yet comprehensive course of study. This fast-track training prepares the student to sit for the Medical Assistant (CCMA) national certification exam offered through the National Healthcareer Association (NHA) using a variety of classroom and externship training experiences.

A medical assistant assists doctors with administrative procedures such as answering the telephone, scheduling appointments, bookkeeping, filing, insurance forms, and basic insurance billing. Medical Assistants also assist doctors in clinical procedures such as vital signs, injections, blood draws, basic lab tests, administration of medications, minor surgeries, and positioning patients for examinations. Instruction will include a basic overview of the administration of the medical office, anatomy, and physiology of the body systems, and clinical components, utilizing didactic and hands-on practice. 

The didactic lecture covers the theory of every subject associated with the front and back office. Laboratory instruction provides hands-on training associated with listed clinical and administrative procedures, verified through a skills check-off system. Upon successful completion of the didactic portion of the program, each candidate is required to complete 160 hours of externship. 

Job Outlook: In California, the number of Medical Assistants is expected to grow much faster than the average growth rate for all occupations. Jobs for Medical Assistants are expected to increase by 29.2 percent or 24,800 jobs between 2016 and 2026. 

Requirements: Students must be 18 years or older and have either a high school diploma or a GED certificate. 

Medical Assistant Program:

200 Hour of Didactic 

160 Hour of Externship

Students completing the Medical Assistant Program with Las Positas College Community Education and our educational Partner AUMT Institute, are able to sit for the National Healthcareer Association (NHA) Please note that you will need to purchase a parking permit to park on campus.

Externship requirements: All student are required to attend 160 hours of externship. For the externship, students will need to show proof of the following:

• Student Physical
• Background check/drug screening
• TB Test Results
• Immunization records or Titers for MMR, Varicella, Hep B, & TDAP/DTAP
• Proof of COVID-19 Vaccination

The items above could require fees depending on the student's medical status and insurance availability.

Class is fast paced and intense. Please be aware that missing classes may prevent you from receiving certification.

Tuition and Payment Information:

• Tuition: $2999.00
• NHA Exam Fee: $160.00 (payable to NHA at the time of the Exam) 

Once registered with Las Positas College, Community Education, please pay here*: https://www.aumtonline.com/online-payment *Students who have registered but not submitted payment prior to the start of class have not completed the registration process and will not be admitted into the class.  

Daily or semester permits can be purchased here: https://www.tocite.net/laspositascollege/portal

Online + Hands-on  Medical Assistant AUMT Medical Assistant Program is designed to prepare a student to become a Medical Assistant with a short yet comprehensive course of study. This fast-track training prepares the student to sit for the Medical Assistant (CCMA) national certification exam offered through the National Healthcareer Association (NHA) using a variety of classroom and externship training experiences.

A medical assistant assists doctors with administrative procedures such as answering the telephone, scheduling appointments, bookkeeping, filing, insurance forms, and basic insurance billing. Medical Assistants also assist doctors in clinical procedures such as vital signs, injections, blood draws, basic lab tests, administration of medications, minor surgeries, and positioning patients for examinations. Instruction will include a basic overview of the administration of the medical office, anatomy, and physiology of the body systems, and clinical components, utilizing didactic and hands-on practice. 

The didactic lecture covers the theory of every subject associated with the front and back office. Laboratory instruction provides hands-on training associated with listed clinical and administrative procedures, verified through a skills check-off system. Upon successful completion of the didactic portion of the program, each candidate is required to complete 160 hours of externship. 

Job Outlook: In California, the number of Medical Assistants is expected to grow much faster than the average growth rate for all occupations. Jobs for Medical Assistants are expected to increase by 29.2 percent or 24,800 jobs between 2016 and 2026. 

Requirements: Students must be 18 years or older and have either a high school diploma or a GED certificate. 

Medical Assistant Program:

200 Hour of Didactic 

160 Hour of Externship

Students completing the Medical Assistant Program with Las Positas College Community Education and our educational Partner AUMT Institute, are able to sit for the National Healthcareer Association (NHA) Please note that you will need to purchase a parking permit to park on campus.

Externship requirements: All student are required to attend 160 hours of externship. For the externship, students will need to show proof of the following:

• Student Physical
• Background check/drug screening
• TB Test Results
• Immunization records or Titers for MMR, Varicella, Hep B, & TDAP/DTAP
• Proof of COVID-19 Vaccination

The items above could require fees depending on the student's medical status and insurance availability.

Class is fast paced and intense. Please be aware that missing classes may prevent you from receiving certification.

Tuition and Payment Information:

• Tuition: $2999.00
• NHA Exam Fee: $160.00 (payable to NHA at the time of the Exam) 

Once registered with Las Positas College, Community Education, please pay here*: https://www.aumtonline.com/online-payment *Students who have registered but not submitted payment prior to the start of class have not completed the registration process and will not be admitted into the class.  

Daily or semester permits can be purchased here: https://www.tocite.net/laspositascollege/portal

This 48-hour combination online/hand-on in person EKG Technician Program will allow students to obtain employment as an Electrocardiograph (EKG/ECG) Technician. The EKG Technician is responsible for performing diagnostic tests to access the heart rhythm and rate in patients. EKG's are also performed before and after operations, during physicals examinations of patients, for patients with a history of heart disease, when patients are experiencing chest pains and when the ordering physician deems it necessary. This course includes 48 hours in a hands-on classroom training at Las Positas College along with the ability to sit for the National EKG Technician Certification Exam. Class is on Monday, Wednesday and Friday online from 6:00 to 10:00 pm and ALSO in-person on campus on 3 Saturdays from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm.

Upon successful completion of the EKG Program, students will be able to:            

• Identify and describe the Anatomy, Physiology, and Medical Terminology of the major body systems with an emphasis on the Cardiovascular system               
• Describe and explain the Electrical Physiology of the Heart               
• Identify and discuss medications that are associated with the Cardiovascular system.               
• Understand and demonstrate the basic skills to accurately take a patient’s vital signs including a Blood Pressure measurement.               
• Identify and Perform basic EKG Skills. This includes utilizing various EKG machines, such as the 3 lead, 5 lead, and 12 lead EKG machine.               
• Identify and discuss Waveforms, calculating heart rates, Determining Heart Rhythm, and Einthoven’s Graphic Identification system.                
• Develop the ability to recognize Artifacts on an EKG and understand the errors and prevent them.               
• Recognize arrhythmias.                
• Students will learn to describe Pacemakers, name the chambers of the heart that the pacemaker may pace, explain the ways in which pacemakers can initiate impulses, and assess pacemaker function.         
• Students will learn about the Holter Monitor, its monitoring, and Placement on patients.    

Tuition and Payment Information:

• Tuition: $1249.00
•  Materials fee: $194.00*      

*$125 of the $194 materials fee is for the Nation Exam fee, paid at the time of exam. $69 of the $194 materials fee is for your course book which you will purchase via a link send out by the instructors.    

Once registered with Las Positas College, Community Education, please pay here*: https://www.aumtonline.com/online-payment  

 *Students who have registered but not submitted payment prior to the start of class have not completed the registration process and will not be admitted into the class.

Please note that you will need to purchase a parking permit to park on campus. Daily or semester permits can be purchased here: https://www.tocite.net/laspositascollege/portal  

Age range: 18+

This 48-hour combination online/hand-on in person EKG Technician Program will allow students to obtain employment as an Electrocardiograph (EKG/ECG) Technician. The EKG Technician is responsible for performing diagnostic tests to access the heart rhythm and rate in patients. EKG's are also performed before and after operations, during physicals examinations of patients, for patients with a history of heart disease, when patients are experiencing chest pains and when the ordering physician deems it necessary. This course includes 48 hours in a hands-on classroom training at Las Positas College along with the ability to sit for the National EKG Technician Certification Exam. Class is on Monday, Wednesday and Friday online from 6:00 to 10:00 pm and ALSO in-person on campus on 3 Saturdays from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm.

Upon successful completion of the EKG Program, students will be able to:            

• Identify and describe the Anatomy, Physiology, and Medical Terminology of the major body systems with an emphasis on the Cardiovascular system               
• Describe and explain the Electrical Physiology of the Heart               
• Identify and discuss medications that are associated with the Cardiovascular system.               
• Understand and demonstrate the basic skills to accurately take a patient’s vital signs including a Blood Pressure measurement.               
• Identify and Perform basic EKG Skills. This includes utilizing various EKG machines, such as the 3 lead, 5 lead, and 12 lead EKG machine.               
• Identify and discuss Waveforms, calculating heart rates, Determining Heart Rhythm, and Einthoven’s Graphic Identification system.                
• Develop the ability to recognize Artifacts on an EKG and understand the errors and prevent them.               
• Recognize arrhythmias.                
• Students will learn to describe Pacemakers, name the chambers of the heart that the pacemaker may pace, explain the ways in which pacemakers can initiate impulses, and assess pacemaker function.         
• Students will learn about the Holter Monitor, its monitoring, and Placement on patients.    

Tuition and Payment Information:

• Tuition: $1249.00
•  Materials fee: $194.00*      

*$125 of the $194 materials fee is for the Nation Exam fee, paid at the time of exam. $69 of the $194 materials fee is for your course book which you will purchase via a link send out by the instructors.    

Once registered with Las Positas College, Community Education, please pay here*: https://www.aumtonline.com/online-payment  

 *Students who have registered but not submitted payment prior to the start of class have not completed the registration process and will not be admitted into the class.

Please note that you will need to purchase a parking permit to park on campus. Daily or semester permits can be purchased here: https://www.tocite.net/laspositascollege/portal  

Age range: 18+

This 48-hour combination online/hand-on in person EKG Technician Program will allow students to obtain employment as an Electrocardiograph (EKG/ECG) Technician. The EKG Technician is responsible for performing diagnostic tests to access the heart rhythm and rate in patients. EKG's are also performed before and after operations, during physicals examinations of patients, for patients with a history of heart disease, when patients are experiencing chest pains and when the ordering physician deems it necessary. This course includes 48 hours in a hands-on classroom training at Las Positas College along with the ability to sit for the National EKG Technician Certification Exam. Class is on Monday, Wednesday and Friday online from 6:00 to 10:00 pm and ALSO in-person on campus on 3 Saturdays from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm.

Upon successful completion of the EKG Program, students will be able to:            

• Identify and describe the Anatomy, Physiology, and Medical Terminology of the major body systems with an emphasis on the Cardiovascular system               
• Describe and explain the Electrical Physiology of the Heart               
• Identify and discuss medications that are associated with the Cardiovascular system.               
• Understand and demonstrate the basic skills to accurately take a patient’s vital signs including a Blood Pressure measurement.               
• Identify and Perform basic EKG Skills. This includes utilizing various EKG machines, such as the 3 lead, 5 lead, and 12 lead EKG machine.               
• Identify and discuss Waveforms, calculating heart rates, Determining Heart Rhythm, and Einthoven’s Graphic Identification system.                
• Develop the ability to recognize Artifacts on an EKG and understand the errors and prevent them.               
• Recognize arrhythmias.                
• Students will learn to describe Pacemakers, name the chambers of the heart that the pacemaker may pace, explain the ways in which pacemakers can initiate impulses, and assess pacemaker function.         
• Students will learn about the Holter Monitor, its monitoring, and Placement on patients.    

Tuition and Payment Information:

• Tuition: $1249.00
•  Materials fee: $194.00*      

*$125 of the $194 materials fee is for the Nation Exam fee, paid at the time of exam. $69 of the $194 materials fee is for your course book which you will purchase via a link send out by the instructors.    

Once registered with Las Positas College, Community Education, please pay here*: https://www.aumtonline.com/online-payment  

 *Students who have registered but not submitted payment prior to the start of class have not completed the registration process and will not be admitted into the class.

Please note that you will need to purchase a parking permit to park on campus. Daily or semester permits can be purchased here: https://www.tocite.net/laspositascollege/portal  

Age range: 18+

Become an essential anchor for a medical practice and get a competitive edge in the job market by attending the updated Medical Billing & Collections Certificate Program (MBCCP). Learn medical billing & collections firsthand from Kris G. Patterson, an instructor with over 30 years of experience in the medical billing industry. An introduction to CPT®, ICD, HCPCS coding, and medical terminology. Become familiar with medical office operations, office policy, procedures, and processing of individual office forms. Learn how to bill Medicare, Medicaid, TRICARE, CHAMPVA, Concierge Medicine, Workers’ Compensation & Personal Injury, PPO, HMO, EPO, IPA, and a host of other payers. Develop an understanding of the components of the revenue cycle from the patient intake process to the completion & submission of the medical claim. Introduction to managed care plan concepts and how to analyze and solve difficult billing problems, including rejected and denied claim management. Review and gain an understanding of various practice management reports. Critical thinking exercises to learn how to automate the billing process using cloud-based software. Set-up a mock medical practice and post charges, payments, and adjustments from patients and insurance companies. Learn about HIPAA mandates and rules for maintaining the privacy and security of medical claims information.

Upon completing the MBCCP, students will receive a certificate and be added to the instructor’s database for potential job leads

Please note, Prerequisite: Ability to read and understand English. Basic computer skills. Internet access during class hours.

Cost:
$150.00 registration fee (paid at time of registration) 
$275.00 materials fee (During Orientation, you will pay your materials fee.)

Course total: $425.00 

Mandatory Online Registration: https://forms.gle/bK2fX3VwArNy8oBBA

After orientation: this class meets at specific times and days for Zoom classes  Here is the schedule. Please be sure you are available to attend the class online, in front of your computer on each day listed, before you enroll in the class. Please have your name as it appears in our registration system as your Zoom name. 

This course is intended for students interested in becoming a Medical Front Office/Medical Receptionist, sometimes referred to as the Intake Coordinator. This class will ensure students are prepared to begin a rewarding career and to become an integral part of the medical office team.  Topics covered include; Basic Medical Terms and Plans, Eligibility and Insurance Benefits Verification, Appointment Scheduling (Manual and Computerized), Improving Telephone Skills, Patient Arrival, Check-in and Departure, Handling Medical/Office Forms, HIPAA/Patient Privacy & Confidentiality and Medical Terminology (specific to the front office). 
 
Upon completing the Medical Front Office class, students will receive a certificate and be added to the instructor’s database for potential job leads. 

Cost:
25.00 for registration ( due at time of registration 
99.00 materials fee (During Orientation, you will pay your materials fee.)

Course total: $124.00

Complete MANDATORY ONLINE ORIENTATION orientation before class begins here: 
https://forms.gle/bK2fX3VwArNy8oBBA

Class meeting online at a specific time. You must attend at your computer, viewing the class, at the dates and times listed. Please include your name as it appears in our registration system as your name on ZOOM. 
You must attend both class AND an Orientation.

Train for a rewarding new career as a pharmacy technician in as little as 6 months!  In this online live instruction engaging class, learn to assist the pharmacist in mixing prescriptions, maintaining patient records, purchasing and inventory management, billing and reimbursement, and more.  Topics include pharmacology for technicians, pharmacy law and regulations, sterile and non-sterile compounding, quality assurance, and medication safety.  Included in the program is a 120-hour externship where the student will receive hands-on training in a local pharmacy under the direction of a pharmacist.  This training meets the training requirements of the California Board of Pharmacy and qualifies students to apply for their California pharmacy technician license under Title 6 California Code of Regulation section1793 6(c). 

The class also prepares students to sit for PTCE and ExCPT national certification exams.

Age range: 18+

Train for a rewarding new career as a pharmacy technician in as little as 6 months!  In this online live instruction engaging class, learn to assist the pharmacist in mixing prescriptions, maintaining patient records, purchasing and inventory management, billing and reimbursement, and more.  Topics include pharmacology for technicians, pharmacy law and regulations, sterile and non-sterile compounding, quality assurance, and medication safety.  Included in the program is a 120-hour externship where the student will receive hands-on training in a local pharmacy under the direction of a pharmacist.  This training meets the training requirements of the California Board of Pharmacy and qualifies students to apply for their California pharmacy technician license under Title 6 California Code of Regulation section1793 6(c). 

The class also prepares students to sit for PTCE and ExCPT national certification exams.

Age range: 18+

This Secretary of State approved class will prepare you to take the exam again by reviewing all relevant Notary law. You will take the official notary exam directly following the class. Renewing Notaries are required to take the exam and be fingerprinted again. Your commission must be current to qualify for the three-hour class.

You will receive a Guidebook, Proof of Completion, notary application and access to the instructor’s site with additional educational materials to utilize, however this is optional.

Important, Please Read: After registering with Community Education at Las Positas College, create an account here: www.notarypublicseminars.com/signup. Your registration fee includes access to NPS study guides and PowerPoint presentations. Please utilize this site prior to class. It is highly recommended that you study information on the NPS teaching site prior to class as the exam has become more difficult. Contact NPS: info@npsnotary.com with account related questions. No refunds are available once study materials have been accessed.

Bring the following items to take the exam:

1. Proper ID, which may be one of the following:
    a. State-issued Driver’s license or ID card
    b. Canadian or Mexican Driver’s license
    c. U.S. passport or a passport issued by a foreign government
    d. U.S. military ID card

2. one 2 x 2” color passport-size photograph. You may not use the photo that is in your current passport! You need a separate photo that is standard passport size that is given to the Secretary of State proctor as part of your exam application.

3. $40 exam fee in the form of a personal, business, or cashier’s check made payable to the Secretary of State. This fee is for the exam, and is in addition to the class and materials fees.

4. #2 pencil

5. Must be 18+ years of age. Livescan fingerprints are required to become a notary. Serious Convictions may disqualify applicants. Due to State regulations, no one will be admitted to the classroom after 8:15 a.m. You must return from breaks on time.

Cost: $50 with $50 in collected on site for private exam seat and seminar materials. 
Seminar: 12:45 pm to 4pm, Exam check in 4:00-4:30 pm. Exam starts at 5:00 pm and ends at 6:00 pm. 

Please note that you will need to purchase a parking permit to park on campus. Daily or semester permits can be purchased here: https://www.tocite.net/laspositascollege/portal

Many medical practices receive most of their income from insurance companies. Thus, medical billing services are in demand.  In this class you will learn; How to obtain clients; Setting your fees; What other services a billing service could offer; Marketing your services; Where to obtain HIPAA compliant software; Sample HIPAA Business Associate Agreement & Independent Contractor Agreement; What billing organization you can join; How to obtain updates from insurance companies; Sole Proprietorship, Partnership, Corporation & LLCs discussed.

This class is synchronous, online. You must attend at your computer, viewing the class, at the dates and times listed. Please add your name as it appears in our registration on your Zoom account. 

Cost: 
Registration: $25.00 (due at time of registration)
Materials Fee: $39.00 (During Orientation, you will pay your materials fee.)

Total: $64.00

Online Mandatory Orientation: Complete the mandatory orientation here before the first day of class:  https://forms.gle/bK2fX3VwArNy8oBBA

With more than 85 million households owning at least one pet, the veterinary field is a growing field! Veterinary Assistants are valued team members in veterinary practices, clinics, and hospitals. They work with veterinarians and veterinary technicians to provide quality care for healthy, sick, and injured animals. In this program, students will receive hands-on training on the correct handling and care of pets, learn proper examination procedures, and discover how to check for signs of illness and injury. Additional topics covered include anatomy and physiology, medical terminology and acronyms, nutrition, legal, ethical, and professional standards, and maintenance and management of a veterinary practice. This class is entry level and specifically NOT a Veterinary Technician class. Textbook and scrubs purchased separately.

Instruction: Class time is engaging, and students are encouraged to actively participate and interact with the instructor and other students. A variety of teaching modalities to promote active learning are incorporated into each class. These include small group and large group discussion, role play, pairs and small group activities, games that teach, and problem solving through the introduction of case-based scenarios.

Total hourly commitment: (75 hours instructor-led online instruction, 25 hours independent online training, 40-hour externship)

Salary Information (Livermore, CA): $42,990 (median) (Source: https://www.careeronestop.org/ )

Instructor: Rebecca L. Mundy, RVT  

 

With more than 85 million households owning at least one pet, the veterinary field is a growing field! Veterinary Assistants are valued team members in veterinary practices, clinics, and hospitals. They work with veterinarians and veterinary technicians to provide quality care for healthy, sick, and injured animals. In this program, students will receive hands-on training on the correct handling and care of pets, learn proper examination procedures, and discover how to check for signs of illness and injury. Additional topics covered include anatomy and physiology, medical terminology and acronyms, nutrition, legal, ethical, and professional standards, and maintenance and management of a veterinary practice. This class is entry level and specifically NOT a Veterinary Technician class. Textbook and scrubs purchased separately.

Instruction: Class time is engaging, and students are encouraged to actively participate and interact with the instructor and other students. A variety of teaching modalities to promote active learning are incorporated into each class. These include small group and large group discussion, role play, pairs and small group activities, games that teach, and problem solving through the introduction of case-based scenarios.

Total hourly commitment: (75 hours instructor-led online instruction, 25 hours independent online training, 40-hour externship)

Salary Information (Livermore, CA): $42,990 (median) (Source: https://www.careeronestop.org/ )

Instructor: Rebecca L. Mundy, RVT