Capps College

You can't afford not to do this. Where will you be in a year? One year from today, a typical rare coin will be worth about 10 percent more. One year from today, a collection of especially rare gem-quality coins will have more than tripled in value. Which one will you be? Which one do you want to be? Your only possible conclusion is, of course, to follow your dream. The fact that you have a calling to work in health care speaks volumes about who you are. The medical profession needs you. Answer the call; the rewards will be far greater than any collection of rare coins or any other tangible asset could ever be. It is in knowing this that we begin to understand value in our lives.

Don't just dream about it...

Make it happen! At Capps College, you can get the specialized training you need to enjoy a rewarding, fulfilling career as a member of the medical team, and you can graduate in less than a year!

Medical Assistant

As a medical assistant, you will be one of the most valued employees in any medical office setting. In addition to your front-office responsibilities of appointment scheduling, telephone triage, and insurance billing and coding, you will take vital signs, perform blood tests, operate laboratory equipment, and perform EKGs. Your comprehensive training will prepare you for this rewarding, fast-paced career in a physician's office, health care center or clinic. Your skills will truly make you a valued member of the health care team.

Medical Office Specialist

As a medical office specialist, you will work in hospitals, doctors' offices, and extended health care facilities. You'll coordinate all aspects of patient care, including taking patient histories, insurance billing and coding, working with physicians by ordering and scheduling lab tests and surgeries, admitting and discharging patients, and managing equipment and records. This is definitely a patient-oriented career with major decision-making and problem-solving responsibilities.

Pharmacy Technician

As a pharmacy technician, you will have the opportunity to advance, grow and apply your skills in many medical settings. You'll work in a retail, hospital or nursing home pharmacy, where you will be responsible for packing medication, ordering supplies, drug destruction and operating pharmacy equipment. You'll also be able to read a standard prescription, use proper phone techniques, and call physicians' offices and insurance companies to verify information. Graduates will learn basic aspects of pharmacy practice, including reading, filling and distributing prescriptions. You will also understand the legal responsibilities of a pharmacy for record maintenance and handling of drugs. You will know basic pharmaceutical calculations, medications, pharmaceutical agents and their uses and common drug interactions and side effects.

Information

If you are interested in this school and would like to find out more, please Request Information from Capps College - Dothan.