Orleans-Niagara BOCES

Nursing Assistant at Orleans-Niagara BOCES in Medina, New York, prepares students to work as hospital or long-term care nursing assistants. The course teaches the principles and skills required for the New York State Nurse Assisting Registry skill and written exams and leads to eligibility for New York State Certification upon completion. Training includes theory, lab, and clinical components and runs for approximately 120 hours over four weeks. Classes are held in Niagara and Orleans counties. The program page does not state admission prerequisites that gate enrollment.

At a glance

• Next start: 4 week to completion
• Leads to: New York State Nurse Assisting Registry Skill and written exams; NY State Certification

Orleans-Niagara BOCES’s Phlebotomy program in Medina, New York, prepares students to perform venipunctures and develop related clinical skills for work as phlebotomists in health care settings. The course leads to a phlebotomy technician certificate. It combines theory, laboratory practice, and clinical skills in a 70-hour certificate course. Tuition includes books and a lab coat. The program page does not state admission requirements.

At a glance

• Tuition: Tuition includes books and lab coat.
• Leads to: phlebotomy technician certificate

The Licensed Vocational Nurse (LVN) class offered by Orleans-Niagara BOCES is a great opportunity for individuals in New York to learn the skills and knowledge necessary to become a qualified Licensed Vocational Nurse. This class covers topics such as medical-surgical nursing, pharmacology, and nutrition, and provides students with the necessary hands-on experience to prepare them for the licensing exam. Upon successful completion of the class, students will be eligible to take the New York State licensing

In the quest for skills enhancement, Tennessee College of Applied Technology at Harriman has the perfect path for aspiring administrative assistants. The institution has a comprehensive course that not only provides theoretical understanding but also hands-on experience to equip learners with desirable professional capabilities. Based on practical skills and technical knowledge, the program ensures that students are market-ready by the completion of their course. Offering a mix of all essential administrative functions, the course tailors students to be efficient administrators, link personnel, and data entry experts. The course also emphasizes on refining soft skills to tackle client interaction and dealing with a challenging office environment. With an unwavering commitment to educational excellence, the Tennessee College of Applied Technology at Harriman proudly caters to those seeking to become uniquely qualified and professional administrative assistants.

Begin your voyage to a rewarding career in dentistry by enrolling at the First Institute Career Training for Success - Crystal Lake. Our purpose is simple - to instruct and guide you, preparing you to become a proficient dental assistant. Our faculty is dedicated to nurturing your passion, talent and skills in the field of dental assisting. Graduates from our program possess the required grounding and expertise in dentistry. Additionally, they hold a national Certified Dental Assistant (CDA) certificate, recognized all over the 50 states. Through this certification, our former students not only demonstrate their competence in the dental field, but they also verify that they are committed to preserving the high standards of professional ethics. Enter the world of dentistry with confidence and competence, make your mark as an exceptional dental assistant by enrolling today at First Institute Career Training for Success - Crystal Lake.

Orleans-Niagara BOCES’s Electricity and Electronics program in Medina, New York is a two-year program for juniors and seniors that develops entry-level skills in the electrical and electronics field. Students study electronics technology through analog and digital projects, residential house wiring, industrial motor controls, and programmable logic controllers. The program also covers electrical theory, soldering, ladder logic, conduit bending, and solar power fundamentals for home construction. Instruction includes practical projects such as wiring a modular home or completing work outside the Career and Technical Education Center. Students receive job-seeking instruction and assistance finding employment near the end of the second year. The program is offered at the Orleans Career and Technical Education Center and Niagara Career and Technical Education Center. Admission is for high school juniors and seniors.