Cape Coral Technical College

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Healthcare Industry

Nurse - LPN / LVN

Advanced IV Therapy for Nurses

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The 30-hour post-graduate IV Therapy course is available to graduate Practical Nurses, Licensed Practical Nurses, and Registered Nurses. The curriculum meets the Florida Nurse Practice Act, F.S. 464, for the LPN to become IV Therapy certified in the State of Florida.

Content includes: fluid and electrolyte balance, IV solutions, equipment utilized in IV therapy, venipuncture technique, IV medication administration techniques, complications of IV therapy, principles of infection control, legal aspects of IV administration and phlebotomy techniques make up the 30-hour course.

Students must complete a 12-hour online self-study packet prior to the first day of class. Please call the Health Science Education department for availability of the class and how to complete the self-study packet.

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Practical Nursing- Full and Part Time Certificate

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Begin your new career in just 12 months, from start to finish with lower tuition costs than most schools, which means less money out of pocket! Practical Nursing graduates are eligible to apply to take the National Licensing Exam AND may be eligible for advanced credit in the Nursing Associate Degree program at Florida Southwestern College or any Florida community college.

Our small classes are designed to provide you with excellent hands-on training, personal instruction. As a student, you’ll work directly with patients, physicians, and nurses in hospitals and other healthcare facilities and experience a variety of interactive simulation case scenarios.

Our instructors, Licensed Registered Nurses, will personally guide you in becoming a competent and compassionate nurse. They’ll prepare you for the National Nursing certification exam and offer you job placement assistant. Bright Futures Scholarships are accepted, and financial aid is available.

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Dental Assistant

Dental Assisting

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According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, employment of dental assistants is projected to grow 18 percent from 2014 to 2024, much faster than the average for all occupations. With ongoing research linking oral health to general health this will likely increase the demand for preventive dental services.

The program is designed to prepare students for employment as dental assistants. Students graduate with entry-level skills for general chair side, dental laboratory and business office administration. Graduates receive a state certification in radiography and dental assisting expanded functions. The students are prepared to take the national board exam to earn the credential of Certified Dental Assistant (CDA). This program meets all competencies required by the Florida Department of Education for Dental Assistants.

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Medical Records and Health Information Technician

Medical Administrative Specialist Certificate

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As a Medical Administrative Specialist, you’ll develop a broad foundation of these skills with an emphasis on employment in a medical environment. Medical Secretary, Medical Records, Medical Scheduler, Medical Receptionist, and Medical Administrative Assistant are all positions you’ll be qualified to fill.

In this program, you’ll learn to perform basic office computer tasks, electronic filing, and functions using: Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook. You will also train in using specialized medical office scheduling and billing software for patient admissions and procedures such as MediSoft, Medical Manager, and Practice Partner.

As a graduate of this program, you will understand and use medical terminology appropriately and be able to prepare and maintain medical office records following medical filing rules. You’ll also understand basic life skills (CPR) and prepare a professional resume portfolio.

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Medical Coder/ Biller Certificate

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It is one of the fastest growing careers in the healthcare industry today! The need for professionals that understand how to code health care services and procedures for third-party insurance reimbursement is growing substantially. Physician practices, hospitals, long-term care facilities, chiropractic practices, physical therapy practices and other healthcare providers all depend on Medical Coding and Billing for insurance carrier reimbursement.

Medical Coding is the transformation of healthcare diagnoses, procedures, surgeries, and other medical services and equipment into alphanumeric codes. The main task of a medical coder is to review clinical documentation and assign standard codes using CPT®, ICD-10-CM, and HCPCS Level IIclassification systems.
Medical Billing is the process of submitting, and following up on, medical claims sent to health insurance companies for reimbursement of services rendered by a healthcare provider.

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Medical Assistant

Medical Assisting Certificate

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According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics employment of Medical Assistants is projected to grow 23 percent from 2014 to 2024, much faster than the average for all occupations.

The curriculum includes training in a variety of clinical and administrative duties that include but are not limited to: assisting physicians and preparing patients for examinations, recording vital signs, performing diagnostic tests, medication administration and specimen collection and processing. Administrative duties may include: patient scheduling, records management, office correspondence, and insurance/billing matters. The duties vary with the location, specialty, and the size of the office.

Medical Assistant’s job responsibilities may include:

Record patient history and personal information into medical record
Obtain vital signs, such as blood pressure and pulse
Assist physician with patient examinations
Administer injections or medications, as directed by the physician and within scope of practice
Schedule appointments
Prepare blood samples for laboratory tests

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Certified Nursing Assistant

Nursing Assistant Certificate

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Our top notch, board approved Nursing Assistant Program is your answer! Begin your new career in just as little as 6 weeks with lower tuition costs than most schools—which means less money out of pocket!

Nursing Assistant Program graduates are trained caregivers and eligible to take the Florida State Nursing Certification Exam.

Our small classes are designed to provide you with hands-on, personal instruction, guiding you toward becoming a competent and caring Nursing Assistant. You will work directly with patients and nurses at hospitals and other patient care facilities.

The health care industry is in high-demand for qualified Nursing Assistant employees. With Cape Coral Technical College’s approved Nursing Assistant Program, the training for hospital positions qualifies and prepares you to become a member of this exciting field.

Students completing the 90 hours of basic healthcare worker in this program, will not have to repeat this course for most Health Science program at CCTC, if they decide to continue their education.

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Vet Technician

Veterinary Assisting Certificate

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The Veterinary Assistant program at Cape Coral Technical College gives you the skills needed to begin a new career as a Veterinary Assistant. You will participate in the course, which covers the history of veterinary science with companion and livestock animals. How animals became domesticated, the animal industry past and present, and how it affects society. During this time we will also discuss the human-animal bond and how it affects human health. Practical knowledge will also come as we study, safety, animal anatomy, nutrition, behavior and veterinary medical terminology, animal diseases, prevention, and treatment, along with first aid. Laying the foundation for advancement through the curriculum and gaining hands-on skills such as handling, administering medications, and basic animal care while working with companion animals in the classroom. In addition, hands-on training includes dispensing and filling of prescriptions.

Upon completion of the companion animal portion of the curriculum we will study the livestock animal species covering similar subject material as we did for the companion animal species. During this time we will travel off campus to farms and ranches to work with horses and cattle.

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Communications Industry

Graphic Designer

Digital Design Certificate

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The Digital Design program offers a broad foundation of knowledge and skills that prepare students to be design thinkers. Students fully explore the principles and possibilities of graphic design, creating independent and creative solutions to a series of design problems. Knowledge of and exposure to contemporary design issues and graphic design history will be an important component of this program. Students will become proficient in all aspects of the design process, including planning, conceptualizing, designing, critical thinking, collaboration, and presentation.

This program focuses on transferrable skills and stresses understanding and demonstration of all areas of graphic design. Students will learn how to design using Adobe Creative Cloud (Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, and Dreamweaver) as they develop a portfolio of work that is used to secure employment.

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Manufacturing Industry

Electro-Mechanical Technician

Electronic Technology Certificate

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Are you the go-to person when someone’s television breaks? Do you love to tinker with wires and circuits? A job as an electronics technician gives you the opportunity to apply your love of electronics to a real-world career in advanced manufacturing.

An electronics technician doesn’t perform the same job every day. Instead, you’ll show up to a different task with every new work day. Your job will be to diagnose, troubleshoot, and repair electronic equipment used in manufacturing processes. The electronic equipment is very diverse, which means that your days will be varied and exciting. Your problem solving skills will be put to work as you study diagrams, read gauges, and take measurements in order to repair malfunctioning machines. You’ll use your own set of tools to fix the machines, running tests to make sure that they’re back up in working order when you’ve finished.

You’ll work under a maintenance supervisor, and depending on the size of the company, you might be working on a team of other electronics technicians. It’s important to be able to communicate with others, especially through written language, as you’ll be filing reports detailing the problems you fixed.

Electronics technicians are expected to use the principles of electronic technology daily so it’s important to have a good knowledge base. A Technical degree is the best way to learn the principles, but there are also apprenticeship and training programs.

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Electronic Technology Certificate

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Are you the go-to person when someone’s television breaks? Do you love to tinker with wires and circuits? A job as an electronics technician gives you the opportunity to apply your love of electronics to a real-world career in advanced manufacturing.

An electronics technician doesn’t perform the same job every day. Instead, you’ll show up to a different task with every new work day. Your job will be to diagnose, troubleshoot, and repair electronic equipment used in manufacturing processes. The electronic equipment is very diverse, which means that your days will be varied and exciting. Your problem solving skills will be put to work as you study diagrams, read gauges, and take measurements in order to repair malfunctioning machines. You’ll use your own set of tools to fix the machines, running tests to make sure that they’re back up in working order when you’ve finished.

You’ll work under a maintenance supervisor, and depending on the size of the company, you might be working on a team of other electronics technicians. It’s important to be able to communicate with others, especially through written language, as you’ll be filing reports detailing the problems you fixed.

Electronics technicians are expected to use the principles of electronic technology daily so it’s important to have a good knowledge base. A Technical degree is the best way to learn the principles, but there are also apprenticeship and training programs.

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Electrical and Electronics Engineering Technician

Electronic Technology Certificate

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Are you the go-to person when someone’s television breaks? Do you love to tinker with wires and circuits? A job as an electronics technician gives you the opportunity to apply your love of electronics to a real-world career in advanced manufacturing.

An electronics technician doesn’t perform the same job every day. Instead, you’ll show up to a different task with every new work day. Your job will be to diagnose, troubleshoot, and repair electronic equipment used in manufacturing processes. The electronic equipment is very diverse, which means that your days will be varied and exciting. Your problem solving skills will be put to work as you study diagrams, read gauges, and take measurements in order to repair malfunctioning machines. You’ll use your own set of tools to fix the machines, running tests to make sure that they’re back up in working order when you’ve finished.

You’ll work under a maintenance supervisor, and depending on the size of the company, you might be working on a team of other electronics technicians. It’s important to be able to communicate with others, especially through written language, as you’ll be filing reports detailing the problems you fixed.

Electronics technicians are expected to use the principles of electronic technology daily so it’s important to have a good knowledge base. A Technical degree is the best way to learn the principles, but there are also apprenticeship and training programs.

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Information Technology Industry

IT Support Specialist

Network Support Services Certificate

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Network Support Services is the area of information technology which focuses on the infrastructure of a network and how multiple networks connect from building to building, city to city, or around the world. Long dominated by Cisco internetworking devices such as routers, switches, and wireless, today’s networks incorporate devices from many vendors such as Juniper, HP, and Dell. Students who take this course will gain a fundamental understanding of how internetworking devices work and how to manage them in a modern network.

Networking Academy Learning Catalog
There are seven sections in this course. Three “core” sections map to specific certifications: Network+, Security+, and Certified Wireless Network Administrator (CWNA). By earning these industry standard certifications, students can demonstrate to employers the breadth and depth of their training in fundamental networking principles.

This course offers a chance to attending the Cisco Academy to earn their CCNA in Routing and Switching, which can be followed with CCNA’s in Wireless and Security. The Cisco Academy at Cape Coral Technical College is the area’s only publicly available year-round Cisco Academy and the only one to offer CCNA Security and CCNA CyberOps training.

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Network Support Services Certificate

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Network Support Services is the area of information technology which focuses on the infrastructure of a network and how multiple networks connect from building to building, city to city, or around the world. Long dominated by Cisco internetworking devices such as routers, switches, and wireless, today’s networks incorporate devices from many vendors such as Juniper, HP, and Dell. Students who take this course will gain a fundamental understanding of how internetworking devices work and how to manage them in a modern network.

Networking Academy Learning Catalog
There are seven sections in this course. Three “core” sections map to specific certifications: Network+, Security+, and Certified Wireless Network Administrator (CWNA). By earning these industry standard certifications, students can demonstrate to employers the breadth and depth of their training in fundamental networking principles.

This course offers a chance to attending the Cisco Academy to earn their CCNA in Routing and Switching, which can be followed with CCNA’s in Wireless and Security. The Cisco Academy at Cape Coral Technical College is the area’s only publicly available year-round Cisco Academy and the only one to offer CCNA Security and CCNA CyberOps training.

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Network and Computer Systems Administrator

Network Systems Administration Certificate

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Network Systems Administration is the area of information technology which focuses on the server and application infrastructure of a network. This course prepares the student to support servers and applications in the modern network and has two specialty options for students to choose from.

There are seven sections in this course. Three “core” sections map to specific certifications: Network+, Security+, and Certified Wireless Network Administrator (CWNA). By earning these industry standard certifications, students can demonstrate to employers the breadth and depth of their training in fundamental networking principles.

The student then choses between two specialty options for their server training: Linux or Microsoft.

Linux is the choice of large organizations: Amazon, Google, NASDAQ, etc. In fact 87% of the world’s computing devices run on the Linux operating system. It’s so important that even Microsoft now offers a Linux certification for interoperations and Windows 10 now comes with Linux baked in.

Microsoft Server Certification (MCSA) has long been the gold standard for students seeking an entry-level position in the field of server and application infrastructure support. It takes three exams to earn your MCSA. Small to medium size businesses depend on Microsoft servers to host their business applications.

Which should you choose? That will depend greatly on your interests and career goals. Meet with the instructor to go over your options.

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Hospitality Industry

Chef and Head Cook

Professional Culinary Arts and Hospitality

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Learn to butcher, bake, sauté, and run any culinary establishment with finesse, from daily hands-on cooking, to serving and presenting. You will complete this program with a year of real-world, hands-on experience, a few certificates and some pretty amazing knife skills.

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239-574-4440

Address

360 Santa Barbara Blvd. N
Cape Coral, FL 33993
United States