Students may enroll on a part-time basis if necessary. The courses in the program are, for the most part, not transferable to degree programs and, with the exception of ENG 111, may not be used to satisfy general education requirements. ENG 111 Communications Workshop 3 credits Students must pass the CUNY Reading, Writing, and Mathematics Assessment Tests. Students must have basic computer skills and ability to type at least 25 words per minute. It is recommended that students with limited or no typing or computer skills consult with the program coordinator for the appropriate remedial measures.
Emphasis is given to the study of prefixes, suffixes, and roots.
The physiologic and anatomic terms referring to human tissue, organs and systems are introduced. The foundation of ethical theory and familiarization with terms and concepts. Discussion of ethical issues. Overview of legal principles affecting medical practice and the legal duties imposed on practice. This course provides instruction in the administrative aspects of the operation of a physician's office including the duties of the receptionist, record keeping, interviewing, housekeeping, fees and collection, insurance forms, welfare agencies, and related topics dealing with patient relationships.