Texas School of Business (TSB) offers career training in the high
demand medical, computer and business fields. TSB stays in touch
with industry trends through contact with community
professionals. Employers get the best personnel because we offer
our students current and practical training.
TSB's career training programs all include a 160-hour externship
as a capstone to their education. The student gains valuable
on-the-job experience, while the employer is able to effectively
evaluate a prospective employee's potential by assessing their
technical and interpersonal skills.
Since 1983, our success has been dependent upon knowing what
employers want and need. We know that today's technology changes
rapidly, so we stay abreast of trends and software through
constant communication with industry professionals.
We teach subjects that contribute to a company's success. We
teach the practical skills and knowledge that employees need to
make measurable contributions to today's companies.
As dentists' workloads increase, they will likely hire more dental assistants to handle a variety of administrative and clinical duties, allowing the dentists to spend more time on complex dental procedures. As a result, earning a diploma in the dental assistant program at Texas School of Business can pave the way to a promising career.
As a dental assistant, you will perform a variety of tasks to assist during treatment procedures, such as handing instruments and materials to the dentists and keeping the patients' mouths dry and clear. You will be responsible for sterilizing and disinfecting instruments and equipment, preparing trays of instruments for dental procedures, and instructing patients on postoperative and general oral health care.
Medical Assistant - Diploma
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As a professional Medical Assistant, graduates can work in
private physicians' offices and may have a combination of
administrative and clinical responsibilities. Medical Assistants
are often found in clinics, hospital admissions, patient records
and insurance departments. Some Medical Assistants find
employment in medical labs or blood banks.
Graduates of this program may perform duties in both the
administrative and clinical areas of a doctor's office, clinic or
other medical facility. Some graduates may specialize in either
clinical or administrative duties, but most perform duties in
both areas. Specific duties may include assisting the physician
with exams and minor surgery, administering medication,
performing electrocardiographs, phlebotomy, minor laboratory
procedures, taking vital signs, interviewing patients for medical
histories, medical record documentation, reception duties,
insurance billing, and bookkeeping duties.
The objective of the Medical Assistant program is to prepare
students with the knowledge, technical skills and work habits
required for entry-level positions in the healthcare field. This
program includes instruction in both the clinical and
administrative aspects of medical assisting, anatomy and
physiology, and CPR certification. Graduation is acknowledged by
awarding a diploma upon completion of the program. Graduates may
become Certified Medical Assistants by passing the Certified
Medical Assistant Examination.
Medical Office Specialist - Diploma
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The objective of the medical office specialist program is to
prepare students with knowledge, technical skills and work habits
required for an entry-level position in the medical field in a
private physician's office, clinic, hospital clerical department
or other medical facility. This program includes instruction in
computerized medical procedures such as insurance, bookkeeping,
word processing and transcription.
Graduates of this program may perform duties in any medical
administrative or hospital administrative office. Specific duties
may include filing insurance claims for both group and private
practice insurance, CPT and ICD-9 coding, DRGs, medical
transcription, accounts payable and receivable, patient files and
filing systems, payroll and financial statements, and reception
duties.
This program is represented to lead to multiple job opportunities
and is not meant to lead to any particular outcome, including
that specified in the program title. Although the School will
assist students with job placement, finding a job is the ultimate
responsibility of the student. The School does not guarantee that
any student will be placed in any particular job, or at all.
