Once you are a Certified Nurse Aide and want to become a Certified Home Health Aide (CHHA), you can take a Conversion Class for 10 hours to get your CHHA License. You will receive instruction regarding their duties and roles in a transition from facilities to homes. You will get additional training about protocols to be implemented in the home-care setting. Instructional training along with clinical training will help you to have a better understanding of differences in environment. Dorson VTI provides high quality education hence our CHHAs are consistently placed. The CHHA license helps to open doors into the Healthcare Industry and allows you to partake in other healthcare classes for additional job stability. If you are certified CNA with an active license from New Jersey and want to become a CHHA, then take the conversion class. The conversion course focuses on personal care services in the home setting, cultural diversity, and foundations for a safe client environment, nutrition, housekeeping, concepts of home care and caring for the aged ill client. Dorson Vocational Training Institute will help you with the certification examination. As a result, you will be licensed as a CHHA by the New Jersey Board of Nursing.

These professionals support physicians and nurses in delivering patient care. Administrative Assistants tasks consist of keeping medical records, greeting patients, billing and clerical duties, scheduling appointments, arranging admission to the hospitals and laboratory service. Administrative Assistants help in checking supplies, but mainly concentrate on medical terminologies, medical ethics and OSHA regulations, computer skills/training, medical records, management, patient charting, billing practices and insurance filing procedures.

Medical Billing & Coding professionals keep records, calculate patient charges and review files. Duties include reviewing records, calculating changes to patient procedures and services and prepare itemized statements and submitting claims to their party payees. Certified Specialists also determine codes for physician's procedures and diagnosis ICD-9 and CPT-4 protocols for third party billing purposes. Students go through an externship in a doctor's office, clinics, hospitals or laboratories. The student will gain an understanding of medical insurance and completing medical insurance forms, the roles of a medical office team, and the principles of procedure and diagnosis coding.

This course introduces students to patient preparation, EKG machines, performing and mounting of 12 lead, single channel EKG tracings. Review of the cardiovascular system and related terminology. Emphasis on basic rhythm identification and possible diseases are studied. This class brings together anatomy and physiology of the cardiac system with how it pertains to the electrocardiograph procedure. The student will learn to successfully perform and mount an EKG. The recognition of abnormal EKG's and classification of heart diseases will also apply. Students are required to complete 100 hours of internship/externship, after which they will receive their certificate of completion. Once the student successfully completes the program he/she will be eligible to sit for the NHA competency test for EKG technician and be certified in CPR as a healthcare provider.

This is one health occupation in which there is extensive contact with patients. Job prospects can be very good, particularly in offices of physicians and blood banks. The phlebotomist is a vital member of the clinical laboratory team, whose main function is to maintain patients blood specimens by venipuncture and micro collection. This course provides phlebotomy instruction to the student resulting in a working knowledge of collecting blood. It emphasizes patient safety, quality assurance, and teaches universal and standard precautions. After completion of this course the student will be eligible to sit for the NHA certification exam, "Certified Phlebotomy Technician, CPT".

A Home Health Aide assists with healthcare in a patient’s home, day service program or group home. They may visit the patient each day in a part-time or full-time position, or they might live with the patient. Home Health Aides help with a variety of tasks, including primary healthcare duties, changing patients and preparing and feeding them meals. They work with many types of patients, including those with cognitive impairments, physical limitations or chronic ailments. Aides may also maintain and update home healthcare records for insurance purposes.

Home health aides help care for people with disabilities, chronic illnesses, age-related issues. They do so by providing a range of personal care services to patients in their homes and are part of a wider home care team. Generally, home health aides work under the supervision of a registered nurse or therapist. They provide high quality care to patients by helping with personal care, assisting with daily living activities, and adhering to outlined policies and procedures.

It is preferred that home health aides have a Home Health Aide certification. Additionally, they need to be CPR certified and have a high school diploma or general education degree (GED). Much of home health aide training happens on-the-job from registered nurses. In order to succeed as a home health aide, one must possess strong interpersonal skills, an ability to prioritize tasks, and a focus on details.

A baby nurse is a trained paraprofessional caregiver that provides unique expertise in all aspects of newborn care, parental education and support. Every newborn specialist helps nurture and care for baby and provides guidance and education for the parent(s). This is especially beneficial to a first-time mom. The Baby Nurse course covers all aspects of baby care including safety, bathing techniques, cord care, feeding and burping, diapering, sleeping patterns and parental bonding. Other concerns include immunization requirements, infection prevention, constipation and techniques in case of choking, bleeding and poisoning.

The Medical Administrative Assistant certification program at Dorson Vocational Training Institute is a comprehensive course designed to equip students with the essential skills and knowledge required to excel in healthcare administration. Through a combination of practical training and theoretical coursework, students learn vital aspects such as medical terminology, insurance processing, patient scheduling, and electronic health records management. Upon successful completion of the program, graduates are prepared to become competent professionals in the medical administration field, ready to contribute to the efficient functioning of hospitals, clinics, and other healthcare facilities.

The Home Health Aide certification program at Dorson Vocational Training Institute provides comprehensive training to individuals seeking careers in the healthcare industry. This program equips students with practical skills and knowledge required to provide high-quality care to patients and clients in various home-based settings. Upon successful completion of this program, graduates receive a New Jersey Board of Nursing Home Health Aide Certification, allowing them to enter the workforce as competent, compassionate, and well-trained professionals in the home healthcare field.