The Health Information Technology program has a dedicated laboratory for students enrolled in the HIT program. There are 16 Dell Pentium processors which contain a variety of software programs to assist the student with college course work, both general studies and courses within the HIT major. The workstations allow students easy access to the Internet and E-mail. Peripherals include a laser printer and a deskjet color printer. Transcription units are also available for medical transcription use.
Resources are plentiful in the lab.
These include professional journals and professional magazines, dictionaries, pharmaceutical books, and a variety of reference books. Local HIM associations also welcome students as members, either free or at a reduced rate. Students may attend meetings and seminars. The Allied Health Club is a Firelands Campus student organization and membership includes students enrolled in health information, respiratory care, medical secretarial, and anyone who wishes to participate with the club's activities. The AHC helps with community service agencies.