About
Metropolitan Community College - South Omaha Campus has stepped up to address the soaring demand for skilled healthcare personnel by offering a top-notch Medication Aide certification program. The comprehensive course prepares students to take on the vital role of administering proper medication in various health care settings such as nursing homes, hospitals, and private residences. Metamorphosing a layperson into a competent Medication Aide, the well-structured program emphasizes the importance of precision, care, and empathy, while following prescribed medication schedules and adhering to safety protocols. Boosting the employability quotient of the graduates, this certification is a significant stride in building a career in the booming healthcare industry.
Organization
Metropolitan Community College - South Omaha Campus
Metropolitan Community College
Metropolitan Community College, founded in 1974 in Omaha, NE, US, is the largest community college in Nebraska and the second-largest postsecondary institution in the state. It serves over 45,000 students annually, offering a broad range of programs including associate degrees, certificates, and workforce credentials. MCC provides flexible learning options such as on-campus, online, hybrid, weekend, and evening classes to cater to a diverse community of learners, focusing on relevant, student-centered education.
Highlights:
- Five MCC students medaled at the national SkillsUSA conference, showcasing excellence in skilled trades and technical sciences
- Offers flexible learning options including on-campus, online, hybrid, weekend, and evening classes
- Largest community college in Nebraska
- Second-largest postsecondary institution in the state