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  Medical Assistant

  Medical assistants are a physician’s right-hand person in the medical environment. Our vocational school graduates on Long Island are able to perform both clinical and administrative tasks, including phlebotomy, EKG, and posting to electronic medical records.

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  Medical Office Administration

  Medical office administrative staffers perform many tasks, including interacting with patients, scheduling appointments, updating electronic medical records, coding and filing insurance claims, and maintaining patient accounts.

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  Computer Technician Networking Specialist

  Computer and network technicians repair and maintain computers and servers, install and update software, and create and maintain computer networks. They can do their work at a single location or go out into the field on Long Island.

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  Web Application Design and Development

  Web app designers and developers are responsible for creating a website that is functional, user-friendly, and aesthetically pleasing. They write original code for both the front end and back end of software applications.

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  Medical Billing Specialist

  Medical billers play a vital role in the connection between health care providers, patients, and insurance companies. They not only bill for medical services, but also code and post electronic medical records. (Program is only three months long.)

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  Practical Nursing

  LPNs on Long Island provide basic nursing care while being supervised by an RN or doctor. Their functions include the monitoring of vital signs, changing and dressing wounds, maintaining patient histories, and assisting with various tests and procedures.

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  Diagnostic Medical Sonography

  Diagnostic medical sonographers (ultrasound technicians) use sound waves to create images of organs and internal structures. These images or scans are used to diagnose and monitor various diseases, signs, disorders, and conditions.

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  Radiologic Technology

  X-ray technicians use radiation to produce images that detect injury and disease. Radiologic techs have a thorough understanding of anatomy and physiology, patient positioning, patient care, radiation protection, and image analysis.