With strong administrative skills, graduates can become an integral part of a healthcare facility. Entry-level positions as receptionists, insurance processors, medical records clerks, and medical transcribers are found in medical and dental offices, hospitals, clinics, home health agencies, and insurance companies. This training program is divided into learning units called modules. Completion of the program is acknowledged by the awarding of a diploma. The Business Operations program provides students with the skills that will enable them to work in the modern office or comparable business setting.
Emphasis is placed on the operation of office equipment and written and oral communications.
Through a series of skillbuilding courses, students develop typing and data entry speed, as well as accuracy on a keyboard and ten-key pad. The campus provides practice in using personal computers, electronic typewriters, calculators, PC overhead viewers, and eduphones. Proficiency is attained in the use of word processing, spreadsheet, database, and accounting software on the computer. Business Operations is a nine-month program comprised of modules. The modules include courses in Office Operations, Business Writing, Business Presentations, Desktop Publishing, Records and Data Management, Spreadsheet Management, Database Management, Introduction to Information Management, Business Documentation, Accounting Principles, and Skillbuilding.