Advanced College

Vocational Nursing

Certificate Program

This program familiarizes students with the theory and hands-on clinical skills necessary for entry-level positions as a Vocational Nurse.
The goal of the program is to assist Licensed Vocational Nurses as Approved by the Bureau of Vocational Nursing & Psychiatric Technicians. These skills will enable graduates to qualify for work in various medical practice settings including inpatient, outpatient, hospice, home health and various hospital settings.

Catalog No.	Classes Listing	Theory Hours	Lab Hours	Clinical Hours	Total Hours / Credit
Term I:
A&P 200	Essentials of Anatomy & Physiology	60			60
NUT 110	Nutrition in Healthcare	40			40
VN Pharm 200	Pharmacology	40			40
Term II:
VN 100	Nursing Fundamentals	96			96
VN 125	Skills Lab		240		240
VN Pharm 300	Pharmacology II	44			44
Term III:
VN 200	Medical-Surgical I	96			96
VN 250 Practicum I	Skills Application Practicum I			288	288
Term IV:
VN 300	Medical-Surgical II	96			96
VN 250 Practicum II	Skills Application Practicum II			288	288
Term V:
VN 330	Nursing in Mental Health	30			30
VN 340	Leadership & Supervision	20			20
VN 320	Nursing in Pediatric Care	30			30
VN 310	Nursing in Obstetric Care	30			30
VN 350	Skills Application Practicum III			160	160
Term VI:
VN 375	NCLEX REVIEW Virtual ATI with Coach	80			80

California License Examination Reporting:

Vocational Nursing, Passing Rate	Took	Pass	%Passing
1/1/2014 - 12/31/2014	28	23	82.14%
01/01/2013-12/31/2013	19	17	89.47%
01/01/2012-12-31-2012	56	46	82%

Gainful Employment Disclosure:

Program		SOC Code	Links to Occupational Profiles on O*Net
Vocational Nursing
O* Net Occupational Titles		29-2061.00	http://www.onetonline.org/link/summary/29-2061.00

Licensed Practical Nurse(LPN), Charge Nurse, Licensed Vocational Nurse (LVN), Clinic Licensed Practical Nurse (CLINIC LPN), Pediatric Licensed Practical Nurse (PEDIATRIC LPN), Clinic Nurse, Office Nurse, Private Duty Nurse, Triage Licensed Practical Nurse (TRIAGE LPN)
On-Time Completion Rate	64%
Placement Rates (2013-2014 AY)	79%

www.bvnpt.ca.gov/education/vn_stats.shtml

Phlebotomy Course

Certificate Program

The phlebotomy course, a certificate course prepares the graduate to draw blood for testing from patients in hospitals and medical laboratories. In addition graduates have received training in taking vital signs, explaining procedures to clients.

MA 100A Phlebotomy
MA Phlebotomy 100B

MA 100A Phlebotomy

1. Infection control, standard precautions and safety.
2. Anatomy and physiology of body systems with emphasis on the circulatory system.
3. Appropriate Medical Terminology.
4. Proper identification of patient and specimens, the importance of accuracy in over all client care.
5. Proper selection and preparation of skin puncture including selection of antiseptic.
6. Blood collection equipment, types of tubes and additives, proper order of draw when additives are required, and special precautions.
7. Proper procedures for storing blood samples.
8. Proper care of puncture site.
9. Appropriate disposal of sharps, needles, and waste.

MA Phlebotomy 100B

1. Advanced infectious diseases control and biohazards
2. Anti-coagulation Theory.
3. Understanding of pre-analytical sources of error in specimen collection, transport processing and storage.
4. Anatomical site selection and patient preparation for punctures.
5. Risk factors and appropriate responses to complications which may arise from phlebotomy.
6. Recognition of problems with test requisitions, specimen transport and processing.
7. Corrective actions to take for problems in test requisitions, specimen transport and processing.
8. Application of basic concepts of communication, interpersonal relations, stress management, professional behavior.
9. Ethics and legal implications of phlebotomy.
10. Quality assurance as it relates to accurate and reliable laboratory test result.
11. Legal issues related to blood collection.

Physical Therapy Aide

Certificate Program

Gainful Employment Disclosure

This program familiarizes students with the theory and hands-on clinical skills necessary for entry-level positions as a Physical Therapy Aide.

This program prepares the student for assisting the physical therapist in office procedures and administering physical therapy treatment programs.

The student will be able to assist with various forms of treatments, such as motion exercises, massage, ultrasound and other clinical procedures.

These skills will enable graduates to qualify for work in various health care settings, including a hospital, chiropractic office, rehabilitation clinic, nursing home, health club, or in private practice.

This hybrid program is made available less than 49% of instructional hours via distance education therefore; it provides an excellent opportunity for students currently working in the business field to upgrade their skills and knowledge.

Courses In This Program Include:
Courses In This Program Include:

Courses In This Program Include:

Catalog No.	Class Listing	Lecture Hours	Lab Hours	Total Hours / Credit
CSS 115	Introduction to Computers and Application	45	45	90
Bio 100/110	Medical Administrative Aspects Anatomy & Physiology	45	45	90
Bio 120/130	Medical Billing Medical Insurance Coding	45	45	90
Bio 310	Intro to Massage Therapy	45	45	90
Bio 190	Pharmacology	20	20	40
Bio 330	Swedish Massage, Deep Tissue Massage, and Kinesiology	40	40	80
Bio 340	Sports Massage, Reflexology, Shiatsu Massage	35	35	70
Bio 355	Physical Therapy	30	30	60
Eph 300	Employment Preparation for Allied Health	50	50	100
Bio 200	Externship	50	50	100
Total		310	310	720 / 49

Courses In This Program Include:

Program		SOC Code	Links to Occupational Profiles on O*Net
Physical Therapy Aide
O* Net Occupational Titles		31-2022.00	http://www.onetonline.org/link/summary/31-2022.00

Physical Therapy Aide (PTA), Physical Therapy Aide(PT Aide), Physical Therapy Technician, Rehabilitation Aide, Physical Therapist Aide (PTA), Physical Therapist Technician, Rehabilitation Technician, Restorative Aide (RA), Clinical Rehabilitation Aide, Physical Therapy Attendant
On-Time Completion Rate	86%
Placement Rates (2013-2014 AY)	75%
Median Loan Debt
* Title IV HEA Programs	9399
* Private Loans	0

Massage Therapy

Certificate Program

Gainful Employment Disclosure

This program familiarizes students with the theory and hands-on clinical skills necessary for entry-level positions as a Massage Therapist. These skills will enable graduates to qualify for work in various health care settings, including a hospital, chiropractic office, massage clinic, nursing home, health club, spa or in private practice. This hybrid program is made available less than 49% of instructional hours via distance education therefore; it provides an excellent opportunity for students currently working in the business field to upgrade their skills and knowledge.

Term I

Catalog No.	Classes Listing	Lecture Hours	Lab Hours	Total Hours/ Credit
CS 115	Introduction to Computers and Application	45	45	90
BIO 100/110	Medical Administrative Aspects Anatomy & Physiology	45	45	90
BIO 310	Intro to Massage Therapy	20	20	40
BIO 320	Basic Massage Applications	30	30	60
BIO 330	Swedish Massage, Deep Tissue Massage, and Kinesiology	40	40	80
BIO 340	Sports Massage, Reflexology and Shiatsu Massage	35	35	70
BIO 350	Hygiene and Nutrition	25	25	50
BIO 360	Spa Massage	20	20	40
EPH 300	Employment Preparation for Allied Health Programs	50	50	100
BIO 200	Externship			100
Total		310	310	720/49

Gainful Employment Disclosure

Program	SOC Code	*Links to Occupational Profiles on ONet**
Massage Therapy
O* Net Occupational Titles	31-9011.00	http://www.onetonline.org/link/summary/31-9011.00

Massage Therapist, Licensed Massage Therapist, Certified Massage Therapist (CMT), Licensed, Massage Practitioner, Registered Massage Therapist, Bodywork Therapist, Integrated Deep Tissue Massage Therapist, Therapeutic Massage Technician
* Title IV HEA Programs
* Private Loans

Medical Billing / Medical Front Office Assistant

Certificate Program

Gainful Employment Disclosure

This program familiarizes students with the medical terminology, diagnosis, procedure coding, basic anatomy, physiology, and insurance concepts. These skills will qualify graduates to qualify for entry-level positions such as medical office clerks, medical receptionist, medical billers and coders, and medical transcribers. This hybrid program is made available less than 49% of instructional hours via distance education therefore; it provides an excellent opportunity for students currently working in the business field to upgrade their skills and knowledge.

Courses In This Program Include:

Catalog No.	Class Listing	Lecture Hours	Lab Hours	Total Hours / Credit
CS 115	Introduction to Computers and Application	45	45	90
CS 120	Advanced Computer	35	35	70
HM 125	Special Topic in Healthcare Management	30	30	60
Bio 100/110	Medical Administrative Aspects Anatomy & Physiology	45	45	90
Bio 120/130	Medical Billing Medical Insurance Coding	45	45	90
Bio 150	Medical Office Software	20	20	40
Bio 410	CPR & First Aid	20	20	40
Bio 420	Medical Professional Issues	20	20	40
Eph 300	Employment Preparation for Allied Health	50	50	100
Bio 200	Externship			100
Total		310	310	720 / 49

Gainful Employment Disclosure:

Program		SOC Code	*Links to Occupational Profiles on ONet**
Medical Billing/Front Office Assistant
O* Net Occupational Titles		29-2071.00	http://www.onetonline.org/link/summary/29-2071.00.

Medical Record Clerk, Health Information Clerk, Medical Records Technician, Office Manager, File Clerk, Medical Records Coordinator, Medical Records Analyst, Medical Records Director, Receptionist, Coder
Median Loan Debt
* Title IV HEA Programs	9017
* Private Loans	0

Computerized Accounting

Certificate Program

Gainful Employment Disclosure

This program familiarizes students with a wide variety of computerized business applications and achieves a high level of expertise in selected applications. These skills will enable graduates to qualify for entry-level positions such as Computerized Accounting Clerk, Bookkeeper, Accounting Assistant, Accounts Receivable/Payable, and Payroll Processor. This hybrid program is made available less than 49% of instructional hours via distance education therefore; it provides an excellent opportunity for students currently working in the business field to upgrade their skills and knowledge.

Courses In This Program Include:

Catalog No.	Class Listing	Lecture Hours	Lab Hours	Total Hours / Credit
CS 115	Introduction to Computers and Application	45	45	90
BUS 110	Introduction to Business	35	35	70
CS 120	Advanced Computer	35	35	70
PHL 110	Critical Thinking	20	20	40
ACC 115	Computerized Bookkeeping	45	45	90
ACC 130	Computerized Accounting	45	45	90
ACC 150	Accounting Software	35	35	70
EP 300	Employment Preparation for Allied Health	50	50	100
ACC 200	Externship			100
Total		310	310	720 / 49

Gainful Employment Disclosure:

Program		SOC Code	*Links to Occupational Profiles on ONet**
Computerized Accounting
O* Net Occupational Titles		43-3031.00	http://www.onetonline.org/link/summary/43-3031.00

Accounting Clerk, Accounting Assistant, Accounts Payable Clerk, Bookkeeper, Account Clerk, Accounts Payable Clerk, Accounts Receivable Clerk, Account Receivable Clerk, Accounts Payable Specialist, Accounting Associate
On-Time Completion Rate	92%
Placement Rates (2013-2014 AY)	80%
Median Loan Debt
* Title IV HEA Programs
* Private Loans

English as a Second Language

Certificate Program

This program is designed to educate students whose first or native language is not English. It enables students to gain proficiency in English enabling them to prepare for entrance and success at the college and university level. This program providing instruction in a non-credit, intensive, multi-skills academic program that designed to prepare students to succeed in the college or university credit classroom. Classes in this program include instruction in grammar, writing, reading, listening, speaking, and academic preparation:

Courses In This Program Include:

Catalog No.	Instruction Title	Lecture Hours	Lab Hours	Total Hours / Credit
ESL 100	Beginning	120	120	240
ESL 110	Intermediate	120	120	240
ESL 120	Advanced	120	120	240
Total		360	360	720

ESL 100- Beginning (10 weeks: 25 Hours per Week)

This course beginner studies Reading, vocabulary, Grammar, Listening, Speaking and Conversation.

ESL 110- Intermediate (10 weeks: 25 Hours per Week)

This course intermediate studies Reading, vocabulary, Grammar, Listening, Speaking and Conversation.

ESL 120- Advanced (10 weeks: 25 Hours per Week)

This course advanced studies Reading, vocabulary, Grammar, Listening, Speaking and Conversation.

Time	Mondays	Tuesdays	Wednesdays	Thursdays	Fridays
9:00am - 1030am 10:45am - 12:30pm	Grammar	Listening	Grammar	Listening	Multi-Skills Language & Test Preparation
	Writing	Speaking	Writing	Speaking	Multi-Skills Language & Test Preparation
	Or	Or	Or	Or	Or
	Listening	Grammar	Listening	Grammar	Reading
12:30pm - 1:30pm	Lunch
1:30pm - 2:30pm 2:45pm - 3:30pm	Reading	__	Reading
	Or	__	Or
	Multi-Skills Language	__	Multi-Skills Language

ESL 110 Intermediate 120 120 240 ESL 120 Advanced 120 120 240 Total 360 360 720

Associate of Science in Surgical Technology

Degree Program

Gainful Employment Disclosure

Associate of Science in Surgical Technology is designed to provide the student knowledge and experience to perform effective Surgical Technology in the current market. Graduates of the program find positions in Surgical Technologist (CST), Surgical Technician, Operating Room Surgical Technician (OR St), Surgical Scrub Technologist, Surgical Scrub Technician, Endoscopic Technologist, Operating Room Technician (OR Tech). This hybrid program is made available less than 49% of instructional hours via distance education therefore; it provides an excellent opportunity for students currently working in the business field to upgrade their skills and knowledge.

Courses In This Program Include:

Catalog No.	Classes Listing	Units
BIO 110 (A)	Anatomy & Physiology	4.5
PSY 110	Principle of Psychology	4.5
SOC 110	Introduction to Sociology	4.5
MAT 110	College Algebra	4.5
ENG 110	Composition and Rhetoric I	4.5
BIO 190	Pharmacology	4.5
BIO 250	Medical Terminology	4.5
SURG 100	Introduction to Surgical Technology	4.5
SURG 110	Special Topic in Surgical Technology	4.5
SURG 120	Introduction to Clinical Experience	4.5
SURG 210	Principle of the Practice of Surgical Technology-Scrub Role	9
SURG 220	Principle of the Practice of Surgical Technology-Circulator Role	9
SURG 230	Surgical Pharmacology	4.5
SURG 310	Clinical Practicum I	13.5
SURG 320	Clinical Practicum II	13.5
Total		1605/94

Associate of Applied Science in Business Administration

Degree Program

Gainful Employment Disclosure

Associate of Applied Science is designed to provide the student with a broad introduction to all areas of business: accounting, computers, marketing, finance, international business, management, etc. The variety of career choices available to graduates with business administration degrees is as wide as the field of study itself. Positions in management (private and public sector), marketing, and banking are only a few of the opportunities available. This distance education provides an excellent opportunity for students currently working in the business field to upgrade their skills and knowledge.

Courses In This Program Include:

Catalog No.	Classes Listing	Units
ENG 110	Composition and Rhetoric I	4.5
ENG 120	Composition and Rhetoric II	4.5
PSY 110	Principles of Psychology	4.5
ENG 130	American Literature	4.5
SOC 110	Introduction to Sociology	4.5
PHL 110 (A)	Critical Thinking	4.5
CS 100	Introduction to Computers	4.5
CS 110	Intermediate Computer (Introduction to Computer Application)	4.5
CS 120 (A)	Advanced Computer	4.5
CS 130 (A)	Introduction to Computer Networking	4.5
CS 140	Special Topic in Computer	4.5
CS 150	Database Management System	4.5
ACC 105	Computerized Bookkeeping I	4.5
ACC 110	Computerized Bookkeeping II	4.5
ACC 150 (A)	Accounting Software	4.5
ECO 110	Principles of Economics	4.5
BUS 110 (A)	Introduction to Business	4.5
BUS 140	Special Topic in Business I	4.5
BUS 150	Special Topic in Business II	4.5
MGT 110	Principles of Management	4.5
MGT 120	Human Resource Management	4.5
MGT 130	Principles of Marketing	4.5
Total		990/99

Gainful Employment Disclosure:

Program	SOC Code	*Links to Occupational Profiles on ONet**
Associate of Applied Science
O* Net Occupational Titles	11-3011.00	http://www.onetonline.org/link/summary/11-3011.00.

Office Manager, Administrative Assistant, Administrative Coordinator, Administrative Officer, Administrative Manager, Administrative Specialist, Administrator, Business Administrator, Business Manager, Director of Operations
Median Loan Debt
* Title IV HEA Programs
* Private Loans

Associate of Applied Science in Health Care Management

Degree Program

Gainful Employment Disclosure

Associate of Applied Science prepares student for a job in the growing healthcare industry. In fact, job growth in this field is expected to increase faster than many other occupations over the next several years.

Associate of Applied Science is designed to provide the student knowledge and experience to perform effective healthcare management in the current market. Graduates of the program find positions in office management and admissions coordinator; work in hospitals, clinics, and physicians' office, insurance companies, long-term care facilities. This distance education provides an excellent opportunity for students currently working in the business field to upgrade their skills and knowledge.

Courses In This Program Include:

Catalog No.	Classes Listing	Units
ENG 110	Composition and Rhetoric I	4.5
ENG 120	Composition and Rhetoric II	4.5
PSY 110	Principles of Psychology	4.5
SOC 110	Introduction to Sociology	4.5
PHL 110 (A)	Critical Thinking	4.5
CS 100	Introduction to Computers	4.5
CS 110	Intermediate Computer (Introduction to Computer Application)	4.5
BIO 100	Medical Administrative Aspects	4.5
BIO 110	Anatomy & Physiology	4.5
BIO 120	Medical Billing	4.5
BIO 130	Medical Insurance Coding	4.5
BIO 140	Biology	4.5
BIO 150 (A)	Medical office Software	4.5
BIO 420 (A)	Medical Law and Ethics	4.5
BIO 430	Introduction to Healthcare (Patient Care)	4.5
HM 125 (A)	Special Topics in Healthcare	4.5
HM 210	Current Trends In Managed Care	4.5
HM 215	Special Topic I in Healthcare Management	4.5
HM 220	Special Topic II in Healthcare Management	4.5
HM 230	Health and Wellness	4.5
ECO 110	Principles of Economics	4.5
BUS 115	Introduction to Allied Health Business	4.5
Total		990/99

Gainful Employment Disclosure:

Program		SOC Code	*Links to Occupational Profiles on ONet**
Associate of Applied Science
O* Net Occupational Titles		11-9111.00	http://www.onetonline.org/link/summary/11-9111.00.

Office Manager, Nurse Manager, Health and Social Service Manager, Program Manager, Clinical Director, Director of Nursing, Medical Records Manager, Mental Health Program Manager, Nutrition Service Manager, Practice Administrator
On-Time Completion Rate	60%
Placement Rates (2013-2014 AY)	80%
Median Loan Debt
* Title IV HEA Programs
* Private Loans

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