Northland Commmunity And Technical College - East Grand Forks Campus

Northland Community & Technical College's Phlebotomy (Certificate) program at the East Grand Forks Campus in East Grand Forks, Minnesota prepares students to perform phlebotomy procedures and complete related clinical training, leading to a Phlebotomy Certificate and the NHA (National Healthcare Association) certification exam. The program requires concurrent completion of designated phlebotomy courses and completion of all required courses with grades of C or better. Students complete placement assessments and maintain current knowledge of required sciences. Admission and clinical participation also require approved background studies and fingerprinting, health screening and immunization requirements, and current CPR certification from an accepted provider.

Northland Community & Technical College’s Patient Access Specialist (Certificate) in East Grand Forks, Minnesota, prepares students for patient access work involving patient encounters, customer service, intake, and healthcare experience processing. The certificate covers patient check-in, admission, registration, revenue cycle and information systems, telephone communications, appointment scheduling and coordination, and related administrative duties. The program is presented as a certificate pathway, with delivery details not stated in the published program information. Students also develop professional communication, confidentiality, critical-thinking, problem-solving, and healthcare technology skills for administrative interactions with patients, families, coworkers, and healthcare professionals.

Northland Community & Technical College’s Nursing Assistant (Certificate) in East Grand Forks, Minnesota, prepares students to provide basic patient care and assist with activities of daily living under the supervision of licensed practical or registered nurses. The course introduces common technical nursing skills, body mechanics, personal care, observation, safety procedures, and communication within a nursing team. Successful completion makes students eligible to take the written and skills exam to become a Certified Nursing Assistant. Instruction combines lecture, laboratory demonstration and practice, assigned audiovisual materials, texts, handouts, and hands-on clinical experience. The page does not state a duration or specific admission requirements.