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Tmikythe medical institute of kentucky

• You will always enjoy convenient class schedules,
  small class sizes, and a hands-on learning
  environment. Our experienced staff and faculty
  use proven methods to maximize your learning and
  best prepare you for the medical career that
  you've been dreaming about. If you want to know
  more about us, view our student testimonials to
  find out what others are saying about The Medical
  Institute of Kentucky.

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Clinical Assistant - 18 Weeks

• The Clinical Assistant course will cover anatomy
  and physiology, medical terminology, clinical and
  laboratory procedures, pharmaceutical principles,
  medication administration, first aid, and medical
  law and ethics. The medical office environment,
  assisting with patients, specialty practices,
  nutrition, and resume development will also be
  discussed. A clinical rotation concludes the
  course.

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Phlebotomy Technician / EKG Technician- 9 Weeks

• Phlebotomy/EKG Technicians are an integral part
  of the medical laboratory. A Phlebotomy Tech will
  collect blood samples from patients by
  venipuncture or microtechniques and facilitate
  the transportation of these specimens. Duties may
  differ by doctor's office, hospital, or
  laboratory and can include

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Medical Coding 18 Weeks

• Medical coders are indispensable to the health
  information industry. They are responsible for
  inputting the appropriate codes of various
  medical services so that healthcare providers can
  receive payment for services rendered. As a
  medical coder, you will interpret medical records
  and assign an appropriate diagnostic code and an
  appropriate procedural code. As a student, you
  will require a strong amount of self-discipline
  and dedication to learning and perfecting your
  skills as a medical coder.

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Medical Administrative Specialist - 15 Weeks

• Skills necessary for the healthcare industry in
  professional behavior, to include interpersonal
  skills and personal behavior
• Understanding and application of basic skills
  needed in medical law and medical ethics.
• Skills in telephone techniques
• Skills in scheduling appointments
• Skills in patient reception and processing
• Skills necessary for the daily operation of a
  medical office
• Knowledge of various written communications
  needed in a medical office and knowledge in
  processing and maintaining patient medical
  records
• HIPAA policies and procedures
• Basic diagnostic and procedural coding
• Basics of health insurance and how to complete
  and process a health insurance claim form
• Basics of professional fees, billing and
  collections
• Basics of management in practice finances, to
  include marketing
• Application of basic concepts in Electronic
  Medical Records (EMR)

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Medical Coding Administrative Specialist - 18
Weeks

• Upon successful completion of training students
  are awarded a Certificate of Training. Students
  are also eligible to sit for certification by
  examination with the National Healthcareer
  Association (NHA), awarding the CBCS (Certified
  Billing and Coding Specialist) and the CMAA
  (Certified Medical Administrative Assistant), the
  American Academy of Professional Coders (AAPC)
  awarding the CPC (Certified Professional Coder),
  and through the American Health Information
  Management Association (AHIMA) awarding the CCA.

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Medical Assistant (Diploma)

• The Medical Assistant program combines the
  Clinical Assistant, Medical Administrative
  Specialist, and Medical Coding curriculum. At the
  completion of those three classes, the student
  will complete a 200 hour externship. Upon
  successful completion of the program, students
  are eligible to sit for the following
  certifications by examination CCMA (NHA), CMAA
  (NHA), CPT (NHA), CET (NHA), CBCS (NHA), CPC
  (AAPC), CCA (AHIMA).