Professional Healthcare Educators' Certified Nursing Assistant Program

Dive into a comprehensive CNA training program, designed to foster professional healthcare practitioners. Our curriculum offers an enriching blend of theory and practice, and strives to:

• Broad Knowledge: Introduce you to essential subjects such as human relations, anatomy, physiology, and bacteriology.

• Holistic Care: Emphasize body mechanics, disease processes and the therapeutic strategies needed to manage them.

• Safety Focus: Highlight universal precautions to protect both patients and nursing assistants.

• Hands-On Experience: Combine classroom theory with practical clinical practice, multimedia, lab/skills exercises, and personalized instruction.

To qualify for our program, you must meet these requirements:

• Must be 18 years or older

• High School graduate or equivalent

• TB clearance and Physical Exam

• Criminal Background Check

• Royal blue scrub uniform and clean, white shoes (No Crocs)

Our goal is to facilitate a learning environment that is challenging yet empowering, equipping students for a successful career in healthcare.

A fun and interactive class that will help you gain knowledge and skills necessary to prevent, recognize, and provide basic care for injuries and sudden illnesses until advanced medical personnel arrives and take over. This course covers First Aid, Adult CPR, and use of an Automated External Defibrillator (AED). Training meets OSHA First Aid Guidelines and Emergency Cardiovascular Care 2000 Guidelines. Written exams provide documentation and measure learning, so instructors can review topics when necessary to ensure thorough training.

Online Medical Coding at Professional Healthcare Educators in Honolulu, Hawaii, trains students to use the ICD-10 coding system for medical diagnoses and inpatient procedures and prepares them for ICD-10 certification. The program is delivered online, allowing students to learn from home and progress at their own pace. Coursework addresses the transition from ICD-9 to ICD-10, including the use of ICD-10-CM codes in healthcare facilities and ICD-10-PCS codes for hospital inpatient reporting. It also develops understanding of biomedical sciences needed to work with complex coding systems. Admission requires a high school diploma.

At a glance

• Format: Online
• Leads to: ICD-10 certification

Phlebotomy Training at Professional Healthcare Educators in Honolulu, Hawaii, prepares students to obtain and process blood specimens and other body fluids for laboratory testing. The program awards a certificate of competence and certificate of completion, and makes graduates eligible for National Certification through the National Healthcareer Association. The 60-to-90-hour class focuses on phlebotomy principles and skills, including specimen collection, processing, documentation, transportation, and safety. Successful students may perform assigned tasks as phlebotomists or laboratory assistants in a clinical laboratory. The program requires completion with a minimum grade of 74 percent. No separate admission prerequisites are stated.

At a glance

• Leads to: National Certification through the National Healthcareer Association (NHA)

Comprehensive Healthcare Training with PHE

Dive into an engaging and informative training program that provides you with the necessary knowledge to respond effectively to injuries and sudden illnesses until advanced medical personnel arrive.

Program Overview

• First Aid, Adult CPR, and AED Use: Gain hands-on experience in handling immediate health crises. The course meets OSHA First Aid Guidelines and Emergency Cardiovascular Care 2000 Guidelines.

• Examinations: Written exams document and assess learning, providing a chance to review and strengthen understanding of key topics.

• AED Training: The training prioritizes familiarity with typical automated external defibrillator equipment, featuring hands-on simulations, lectures, and both live and video demonstrations.

Participation in the course requires engagement, as well as successful completion of a written exam and the demonstration of various skills. The course duration varies, with Adult CPR/First Aid classes lasting around 5-6 hours.