This 77-credit hour Associate in Science degree in Diagnostic Medical Sonography Technology at CF provides a quality comprehensive, competency-based education to prepare graduates for immediate employment in the profession of medical imaging as an entry-level sonographer. Graduates can be employed in hospitals, medical centers, clinics, outpatient centers and OB/GYN offices.

The program utilizes the cohort education model. Students in a cohort will advance through the Sonography curriculum at the same pace and learn the content at the same time. This model allows for shared learning and critical analysis, relationship building on a personal and professional level, ongoing peer support, customized instruction and learning resources based on the needs of the cohort members.

The Medical Billing/Coding certification program at College of Central Florida Ocala Campus is designed to equip students with the skills and knowledge needed to work in the healthcare industry. With a focus on coding and billing practices, students learn the necessary technical and administrative skills to manage medical claims, insurance processing and patient records. The program is accredited and recognized by the American Academy of Professional Coders and prepares students for national certification exams.

The Emergency Medical Technician certification program at College of Central Florida Ocala Campus is designed to train students on how to provide emergency medical care to individuals who are sick or injured. The program covers various topics such as basic human anatomy, physiology, patient assessment, trauma care, and techniques for handling emergency situations. Upon completion, students acquire the necessary skills and knowledge to pass the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians (NREMT) certification exam and become EMTs.

The Dental Assistant certification program at College of Central Florida Ocala Campus is designed to prepare students to work as key members of a dental healthcare team. The program provides students with the knowledge and skills necessary to assist dentists in the delivery of care to patients, including chairside assistance, laboratory and radiographic procedures, and patient education. Graduates are prepared to take the national certification exam and enter the dental field as competent and confident professionals.

The Medical Administrative Assistant certification program at College of Central Florida Ocala Campus equips students with essential knowledge and skills to manage medical office practices. The program covers important areas like medical coding and billing, medical terminology, communication skills, and customer service. Upon completion of the program, students are eligible to take the Certified Medical Administrative Assistant (CMAA) exam, which could help them secure a promising career in healthcare.

The Associate in Science degree in Respiratory Care prepares individuals to perform invasive, noninvasive, and peripheral examinations of the cardiopulmonary system at the request of physicians to aid in diagnoses and therapeutic treatments.

The program utilizes traditional classroom instruction supplemented by laboratory practice and simulations, and supervised clinical practice where the student gains real-world experience evaluating and treating patients with cardiopulmonary distress and disorders.

Progam includes instruction in reviewing and recording patient histories and clinical data, patient care, investigative and examination procedures, cardiopulmonary health assessment and resuscitation; therapy administration, equipment operation and monitoring, and professional standards and ethics.

Embarking on a professional nursing career journey at the College of Central Florida, Ocala Campus, is now attainable. The required certification to kickstart this promising career is now achievable with a Licensed Vocational Nurse (LVN) or a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) license. By endeavoring to obtain either of these licenses, one expands their professional opportunities in the growing healthcare field, making them more employable by demonstrating a comprehensive set of skills. Lighting the pathway to a successful nursing career, these licenses, coupled with quality education from the College of Central Florida, makes one an invaluable asset in the medical sector.

Earning a Licensed Vocational Nurse (LVN/LPN) certificate is a significant achievement, paving the way for a rewarding career in nursing. Advancing one's education at the Ocala campus of the College of Central Florida will add increased value to this dedicated profession. This hallmark of nursing specialization encourages the nurturing of individual skills, promoting quality patient care. Therefore, securing this noteworthy license demonstrates a commitment to professional growth, opening up diverse horizons in the healthcare sector. This commitment manifests in improved patient engagement, delivering exceptional care by nurses equipped with best in field theoretical knowledge and practical skills. The earned LVN/LPN license propels the nursing professionals towards multi-dimensional career development, gratifying their passion to serve others while advancing themselves professionally.

Surgical Services students are provided a curriculum that combines a heavy focus on human anatomy and disease, microbiology, surgical procedures, surgical tools and technologies to enable them to graduate with entry-level knowledge and competencies. More than 600 hours of guided clinical practice are provided in a variety of surgical settings including inpatient and outpatient surgical and obstetrical units. Students gain experience and have exposure to the latest cutting-edge surgical technologies.

Graduates are administered the National Certification Exam given by the National Board of Surgical Technology and Surgical Assisting.

Students will complete thirty (30) cases in General Surgery, with twenty (20) of those cases in the first scrub role. Students will also complete ninety (90) cases in various surgical specialties, with sixty (60) of those cases in the first scrub role, and evenly, but not necessarily equally distributed between a minimum of four (4) surgical specialties.