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Respiratory Therapy (AAS)

Respiratory Therapy (AAS)

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Overview


The Respiratory Therapy Program is designed to prepare graduates to participate in patient assessment, perform diagnostic testing, administer therapeutic treatments, maintain patient ventilation through mechanical support, and participate in the rehabilitation of patients with pulmonary disease. Students and graduates will participate in the treatment and care of patients of every age in a variety of locations. This profession requires an ability to interact and communicate effectively with patients and other health professionals. The respiratory therapist must be able to establish and maintain a rapport with patients, demonstrate an ability to work with mechanical systems, and work with others as part of the health care team.

Preferred high school course work includes algebra, chemistry, and one additional science. Other recommended course work includes Algebra II, biology, geometry, anatomy and physiology.

Upon successful completion of this program, the graduate will be eligible to sit for both the entry-level certification, written and clinical simulation registry examinations of the National Board for Respiratory Care (NBRC). Successful completion of the entry-level and advance practitioner examinations will entitle the graduate to use the Certified Respiratory Therapist (CRT) and Registered Respiratory Therapist (RRT) credentials, respectively. In addition to the credentials, a license to practice is required by most states, including Ohio.

The program director is Associate Professor Kathleen Compton. Her office number is (740) 264-5591 x1671.

Upon completion of the Respiratory Therapy Program, the graduate will be able to:

1. Demonstrate the ability to comprehend, apply, and evaluate clinical information relevant to the role as registered respiratory therapy practitioner.
2. Demonstrate technical proficiency in all skills necessary to fulfill the role as a registered respiratory therapy practitioner.
3. Demonstrate personal behaviors consistent with professional and employer expectations for the registered respiratory therapy practitioner.

Outcomes data from the Annual Report of Current Status has been posted on the CoARC website.  Follow this link directly to the Programmatic Outcomes Data page.​

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Central Services Technician (Certificate)

Central Services Technician (Certificate)

Overview



Central Service Technicians work to prepare, sterilize, install, or clean laboratory or healthcare equipment. They may perform routine laboratory tasks and operate or inspect equipment. This program prepares students to become Certified Registered Central Service Technician (CRCST) by IAHCSMM requirements. In order for students to qualify as a CRCST they must pass the certification exam and complete 400 hours of hands on experience. That hands on experience can be completed before testing or within 6 months of passing the exam. The hands on experience will include:

14 hours X 15 weeks = 210 hours for each practicum course. 410 hours for the program slightly exceeds the minimum of 400 hours required for full certification by IAHCSMM. All candidates for certification must complete and provide appropriate form by IAHCSMM by supervisor of 400 hours of hands on experience in a Central Service Department in the following areas:

  • Decontamination (120 hours)
  • Preparing & Packaging Instruments (120 Hours)
  • Sterilization & Disinfection (96 hours)
  • Storage & Distribution  (24 hours)
  • Quality Assurance Processes (24 hours)
  • Equipment  (16 hours)

Program Application/Admission Criteria:

  • Health Requirements
  • Health Insurance Verification
  • H.S. Transcript ; GED Score of 45 or Certification of Home School Completion
  • ENG 095 with a grade of “C” or better or direct placement into ENG 101
  • Students with the following ACT or SAT scores or higher will not be required to sit for the admission testing or developmental education courses as they are deemed college ready.
  • ACT – English 18, Reading 22
  • SAT – Writing 430, Reading 450
  • Student Online Orientation Course Completion/Computer literacy
  • Clinical training sites reserve the right to prohibit a student with a criminal background history from completion of their required training for certification based on the infraction.
  • Drug testing will be required for program acceptance and can be done randomly throughout entire length of clinical training.
  • Each student will be assigned by the Program Director to one hospital and/or surgical center to complete the clinical training component for certification.
  • The clinical site could be within a 100 Mile radius of the college.

Program Outcomes:

  • Operate and maintain steam autoclaves, keeping records of loads completed, items in loads, and maintenance procedures performed.
  • Clean instruments to prepare them for sterilization.
  • Record sterilizer test results.
  • Organize and assemble routine or specialty surgical instrument trays or other sterilized supplies, filling special requests as needed.
  • Examine equipment to detect leaks, worn or loose parts, or other indications of disrepair.

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Central Services Technician – Certificate


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Medical Scribe (Certificate)

Medical Scribe (Certificate)

Overview


The Medical Scribe Specialist program provides instruction in medical terminology, anatomy and physiology, healthcare law and ethics, billing and reimbursement, ICD-10-CM, CPT, and HCPCS II coding, electronic health record components including documentation standards, computerized applications such as provider order entry and clinical decision support in the provider health record, personal health record at both the physical point of care and telemedicine, quality/performance health information workflow, and professional ethics/communication based on CAAHEP required standards.  The program prepares students for entry level Medical Scribe positions requiring the input of accurate and timely data into the electronic health record under the direction of a physician benefiting both the clinician and the patient.

Upon successful completion of the Medical Scribe Specialist program, the graduate will be able to:

  • Medical Scribe Specialist students with have appropriate knowledge of medical terminology, anatomy/physiology, billing/coding/reimbursement, electronic health records, quality improvement principles, legal privacy/security of protected health information, and information workflow patterns in order to provide entry-level assistance to physicians in navigating and inputting patient information into the electronic health record at the point of care.
  • Medical Scribe Specialist students will have appropriate skills in computer applications in order to provide entry-level assistance to physicians in navigating and inputting patient information into the electronic health record at the point of care including computerized provider order entry, clinical decision support through the search and procurement of evidence based and peer reviewed resources, and use of accepted clinical documentation integrity and practices.
  • Medical Scribe Specialist students will demonstrate the ability to provide entry-level assistance to physicians in navigating and inputting patient information into the electronic health record at the point of care including adhering to federal, state, local, and healthcare accreditation standards, HIPAA compliance, meaningful use, patient safety, and professionalism including ethical behavior and appropriate communication skills in a variety of healthcare settings.

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Radiologic Technology

Radiologic Technology (AAS)

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Radiologic Technology Admission Policy


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Radiologic Technology – AAS


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    • Joint Review Committee on Education in Radiologic Technology (JRCERT)
    • Radiologic Technology Admission Policy (Revised 2019)

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    Patient Health Navigator

    Patient Health Navigator (Certificate)

    Overview


    Healthcare advocacy is an emerging and exciting career. Health care advocates help patients receive the best health care possible by helping patients and their families navigate the healthcare system, which can be complex and daunting. As the new healthcare legislation further complicates access to healthcare and insurance coverage, patient home navigators assist patients and their families through the diagnosis, treatment and prognosis. They identify resources and help patients and their families decode insurance coverage. Patient navigators work with clients to reduce barriers to healthcare.

    The range of patient navigator duties varies widely. Some patient navigators work with patients through the screening and diagnosis. Others work with patients through treatment and even into survivorship or end of life. The patient navigators may work in community or healthcare settings.

    Patient navigators lead patients to screening tests and provide health information. They also work with patients to identify and reduce barriers that keep patients from getting healthcare. They may link patients to healthcare providers or medical homes, assist with publicly funded health insurance, find financial assistance or help with transportation.

    Some of the jobs that Patient Home Navigators may be able to do include: Admissions Coordinator, Case Manager, Medicaid Service Coordinator (MSC), Patient Access Specialist, Patient Advocate, Patient Representative, Service Coordinator.

    Upon successful completion of the certificate in patient home navigator, the graduate will be able to:

    • Coordinate communication between patients, family members, medical staff, administrative staff, or regulatory agencies.
    • Interview patients or their representatives to identify problems relating to care.
    Maintain knowledge of community services and resources available to patients.
    • Refer patients to appropriate health care services or resources.
    • Investigate and direct patient inquiries or complaints to appropriate medical staff members and follow up to ensure satisfactory resolution.

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    EMT/Paramedic

    Paramedic (Certification)

    Overview


    The Emergency Medical Services Technology Program offers an opportunity to enroll in courses leading to certification as Paramedic.

    EMS Program application/admissions criteria are identified in the Admissions section in this catalog.

    The student admitted to the college and desiring acceptance to the Paramedic program must satisfy college admission requirements and:

    l. Be at least 18 years of age
    2. High school graduate or equivalent;
    3. Provide official forms to document dates of recent tetanus immunization, TB test or chest X-ray, hepatitis vaccine, and physical examination prior to clinical experience;
    4. Submit an Ohio BCI and FBI check with no felony convictions noted;
    5. Report as requested for personal interview with the program director if required;
    6. Proof of health insurance coverage.

    Paramedic
    1. Be a licensed Ohio EMT;
    2. Be an active EMT for one year prior to entrance into the program (strongly recommended);
    3. Letter of recommendation from a supervisor or department officer, medical director, or EMS instructor.
    4. Pass EMS entrance exam.

    After course completion and certification, the EMS provider works under the direction of a physician. Knowing that the EMS provider is a direct extension of the hospital- based physician, the EMS provider can serve as the physician’s eyes, ears, and hands in the street or in the home—anywhere the EMS is needed. Essential attributes of the EMS candidate include demonstration by testing of academic potential, good physical health, the ability to relate well to people with calm, confident and rational judgment, and a thorough understanding of the operation of the EMS system.

    Reporting Year: 2016
    Retention: 71%
    National Registry Success: 92%
    Positive Job Placement: 100%

    Reporting Year: 2017
    Retention: 50%
    National Registry Success: 100%
    Positive Job Placement: 100%

    Reporting Year: 2018
    Retention: 58%
    National Registry Success: 86%
    Positive Job Placement: 86%

    A physical examination and proof of specific immunizations are required at the student’s expense prior to clinical practicums.

    Upon successful completion of the program, the graduate receives a certificate of completion and is eligible to apply for the National Registry Examination being offered as the state of Ohio certification examination.

    NONCREDIT EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES (EMS) TRAINING

    Emergency Medical Responder (EMR)
    Emergency Medical Technician (EMT)
    Advanced Emergency Medical Technician (A-EMT)
    – Contact EMS Program Director for details on the above courses offered through Workforce.

    Continuing education/recertification classes for: Emergency Medical Responder, Emergency Medical Technician, Advanced Emergency Medical Technician and Paramedic

    American Heart Association -Basic Life Support (BLS) courses, Advanced Cardiac Life Support, (ACLS) courses, Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS) courses

    Specialty training courses are available upon request. All courses can be offered at off-campus locations subject to minimum student participation and Ohio Department of Public Safety regulations. Contact the EMS Program Director or Workforce for further information and/or the development of specialized EMS training needs.

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    Medical Assisting

    Medical Assisting (Certificate)

    Overview


    The medical assistant performs a variety of administrative duties dependent upon the physician’s practice and unique office requirements. The duties may include acting as a secretary, bookkeeper, and receptionist; answering incoming calls; receiving mail; greeting patients; handling correspondence and filing; arranging for laboratory and X-ray procedures or hospital admissions; taking histories; and maintaining patient records, accounts and billing.

    The clinical duties of a medical assistant include preparing patients and assisting the physician with examinations or treatment; measuring height and weight; and taking vital signs. The assistant may perform certain laboratory tests, take X-rays or EKGs, or assist with diagnostic and minor surgical procedures and the administration of injections or other medications.

    Applicants are encouraged to take basic science, mathematics, and typing courses in high school or prior to entering the program.

    Medical Assisting Program application/admissions criteria are identified in the Admissions section in this catalog.

    Qualified students are enrolled in the one-year accelerated certificate program.

    Upon successful completion of the Medical Assisting Program, the graduate will be able to:
    • Perform entry-level clinical procedures.
    • Perform entry-level administrative procedures.
    • Perform entry-level general procedures.

    The minimum length of enrollment as a full-time student to complete the accelerated certificate program is two semesters plus a five-week term.

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    Practical Nursing

    Practical Nursing (Certificate)

    Overview


    The one-year certificate in practical nursing is designed to meet the need in nursing services for a worker who will share in direct patient care. The program graduate is prepared to give safe, competent nursing care within a select range of patient care situations at the direction of the registered nurse and/or licensed physician.

    Practical Nursing Program application/admissions criteria are identified in the Admissions section in this catalog.

    The individual who successfully completes all program requirements is awarded a certificate in practical nursing and is eligible to sit for the National Council Licensing Examination for Practical Nurses (NCLEX- PN). Successful passing of this exam merits the graduate the right to apply for state licensure as a licensed practical nurse and use the initials LPN.

    Upon successful completion of the certificate in practical nursing, the graduate will be able to:

    • Use effective communication skills with clients and health team members.
    • Utilize the nursing process when delivering nursing care to meet the client’s physical and psychosocial needs while adhering to the ethical principles and legal framework inherent to practical nursing.
    • Demonstrate technical proficiency in the nursing skills necessary to fulfill the role of an entry-level practical nurse.
    • Provide the client with a safe, effective environment while utilizing concepts from the conceptual framework of the school of nursing when assisting clients to deal with their health status.
    • Meet requirements for the NCLEX- PN.

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    LPN to ADN

    Associate Degree Nursing (ADN)

    Overview


    The Associate of Applied Science Degree in Nursing prepares students for the registered nurse profession. The curriculum is designed to meet the health care needs of the 21st century. The curriculum focuses on the registered nurse ‘s role in the community, hospital, long term care, clinics, and home health care. Graduates are eligible to take the National Council Licensure Examination for Registered nurses (NCLEX-RN).

    The nursing major comprises the following concentrations:

    • The ADN concentration (traditional route) with attaining an Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN) at Eastern Gateway Community College and then continuing to a Bachelor of Science Nursing Degree (BSN) at four-year colleges and universities.
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    • The LPN to ADN concentration provides for an efficient progression from Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) to Registered Nurse (RN) with attaining an Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN) at Eastern Gateway Community College. The statewide nursing articulation model in northeast Ohio is called ACCESS (Achieving Continuing Career Education for Success and Satisfaction). It enables optimal educational mobility for nurses in Ohio to continue from LPN and progress to ADN and the Bachelor of Science Nursing Degree (BSN) at four-year colleges and universities.
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    • The HCW to AND concentration is a completer program for the Health Care Worker (HCW) to Registered Nurse (RN) for certified Medical Assistants, Respiratory Therapists or Paramedic with attaining an Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN) at Eastern Gateway Community College and continue to a Bachelor of Science Nursing Degree (BSN) at four-year colleges and universities.
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    • Online courses are incorporated into the curriculum. Clinical experiences are held at various hospitals and community settings in the area. The EGCC program prepares graduates to provide direct care as a RN in acute, long term, ambulatory, and community oriented settings. The program prepares the nurse to participate in health promotion and maintenance of activities for the individuals in the context of a family and community. Upon program completion, the ADN graduate is eligible to take the NCLEX-RN examination for licensure as a registered nurse.

    ADN Admission Requirements:

    • Provide the EGCC Records Office with an official, final high school transcript or an official GED Score Report.
    • Complete HS Algebra & Chemistry grade “C” or better or college equivalent within the past 5 years.
    • Complete BIO 107 Anatomy & Physiology I or an equivalent course with a minimum grade of “C”.
    • Demonstrate proficiency in writing, reading and Intermediate Algebra, as evidenced by qualifying.
    • Assessment scores (placement/Asset, ACT or SAT), or previously completed college-level English. Composition and Mathematics courses (EGCC or Transfer), or the completion of academic foundation courses (at EGCC or equivalent courses at another college/university), with a minimum grade of “C.”
    • Grade point average (GPA) of 2.0.
    • Successful Completion of the TEAS Test. The student must meet the benchmark score at the time the TEAS test is taken. The TEAS Test may be taken a maximum of two times within a 12-month period. A student must wait one month to retake if unsuccessful on the first attempt. Contact admissions for information and to take the test. The cost of the test is to be paid at the time of testing. Books and a practice test are available for purchase at www.atitesting.com or the college bookstore.
    • Complete current FBI and Ohio BCI background checks.
    • NOTE: There is a 5-year limit on all required science courses.

    When all prerequisites are completed and your intent is to enter the next nursing class:

    1. Initiate “ADN (AAS) Program Application” and “Major Declaration” for the ADN program.
    2. Some or all of the support courses listed within the program curriculum may be completed prior to beginning the nursing courses.
    3. An admission committee on each campus, will review all completed applications according to published criteria. Applicants will be notified by mail of the decision concerning their admission to the nursing program.

    LPN to ADN Admission Requirements:

    • Provide the EGCC Records Office with an official, final high school transcript or an official GED Score Report.
    • Provide the EGCC Records Office with an official, final transcript that reflects the date of your
      graduation from an approved Practical Nursing Program (a minimum grade of “C” is required in each course).
    • Current Ohio LPN MED-IV / Ohio LPN MED license
    • Demonstrate proficiency in writing, reading and Intermediate Algebra, as evidenced by qualifying assessment scores (placement/Asset, ACT or SAT), or previously completed college-level English Composition and Mathematics courses (EGCC or Transfer), or the completion of academic foundation courses (at EGCC or equivalent courses at another college/university), with a minimum grade of “C.”
    • Complete BIO107 Anatomy & Physiology I or an equivalent course with a minimum grade of “C.”
    • Complete BIO108 Anatomy & Physiology II or an equivalent course with a minimum grade of “C.”
    • Complete PSY101 Introduction to Psychology or an equivalent course with a minimum grade of “C.”
    • Complete ENG101 Introduction to English or an equivalent course with a minimum grade of “C.”
    • Complete HS or CHM 101 Introduction to Chemistry or an equivalent course with a minimum grade of “C.”
    • Grade point average (GPA) of 2.0 once all prerequisites are completed.
    • Successful Completion of the TEAS Test. The student must meet the benchmark score at the time the TEAS test is taken. The TEAS Test may be taken a maximum of two times within a 12-month period. A student must wait one month to retake if unsuccessful on the first attempt. Contact admissions for information and to take the test. The cost of the test is to be paid at the time of testing. Books and a practice test are available for purchase at www.atitesting.com or college bookstore.
    • Complete current FBI and Ohio BCI background checks.
    • NOTE: There is a 5-year limit on all required science courses.

    HCW to ADN Admission Requirements:

      • Provide the EGCC Records Office with an official, final high school transcript or an official GED Score Report.
      • Provide the EGCC Records Office with an official, final transcript that reflects the date of your graduation from an approved medical assisting, respiratory therapy or paramedic program (a minimum grade of “C” is required in each course).
      • Must hold current certification in their field. Provide EGCC Records office with an official copy of certification.
      • Demonstrate proficiency in writing, reading and Intermediate Algebra, as evidenced by qualifying assessment scores (placement/Asset, ACT or SAT), or previously completed college-level English Composition and Mathematics courses (EGCC or Transfer), or the completion of academic foundation courses (at EGCC or equivalent courses at another college/university), with a minimum grade of “C.”
      • Complete BIO107 Anatomy & Physiology II or an equivalent course with a minimum grad of “C”.
      • Complete BIO108 Anatomy & Physiology II or an equivalent course with a minimum grade of “C.”
      • Complete PSY101 Introduction to Psychology or an equivalent course with a minimum grade of “C.”
      • Complete ENG101 Introduction to English or an equivalent course with a minimum grade of “C.”
      • Complete HS or CHM 101 Introduction to Chemistry or an equivalent course with a minimum grade of “C.”
      • Grade point average (GPA) of 2.0 once all prerequisites are completed.
      • Successful Completion of the TEAS test. The TEAS test (may be taken a maximum of 2 times). A student must wait one month to retake if unsuccessful on the first attempt. The student must meet the benchmark score in place at the time of testing.
      • Complete current FBI and Ohio BCI background checks.
      • NOTE: There is a 5-year limit on all required science courses.

       

    • When all prerequisites are completed and your intent is to enter the next nursing class:
      1. Initiate “HCW to ADN (AAS) Program Application” and “Major Declaration” for the ADN program.
      2. Some or all of the support courses listed within the program curriculum may be completed prior to beginning the nursing courses.
      3. An admission committee on each campus according published criteria, which is available from each nursing department, will review all completed applications. Applicants will be notified by mail of the decision concerning their admission to the nursing program.

      ADN program application/admission criteria are identified in the Admissions section of this catalog.

      The integration of nursing theory, clinical practices and critical thinking serves as the foundation for the program and upon completion of the ADN program, the graduate will be able to:

      • Utilize effective communication techniques when interacting with patients, families, and health team members taking into consideration their physiological, psychological, developmental, spiritual and socio-cultural needs.
      • Collaborate with interdisciplinary health care team members to develop and implement an individualized plan of nursing care for patients while adhering to the ethical and legal principles inherent to the practice of registered nursing.
      • Demonstrate technical proficiency in nursing skills necessary to fulfill the role of an entry-level registered nurse.
      • Utilize critical thinking in decision making and problem solving to plan, implement and manage care in a safe, effective environment for patients.
      • Relate principles from the conceptual framework to assist patients in adapting to changes along the health-illness continuum throughout the lifespan.
      • Utilize the American Nurses Association Standards of Care when providing care for individuals, families, groups, and communities.
      • Coordinate and delegate holistic, safe, quality, cost-effective patient care in a variety of healthcare settings while adhering to the RN’s scope of practice.
      • Adhering to the Professional Code of Ethics for Nurses, assume legal and ethical responsibility for nursing actions, and accept accountability for nursing practice which includes continued lifelong learning in the nursing profession.
      • Meet requirements for the NCLEX-RN.

    Course Grids


    • Associate Degree Nursing (ADN) – AAS
    • HCW to ADN – AAS
    • LPN to ADN – AAS

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    Health Services

    Health Services (AAS)

    Overview


    Associate of Applied Science Health Professions is a composite of courses offered at Eastern Gateway Community College. It is designed for students interested in entering a health care profession. A standardized grid will assist those students who are undecided health majors and those who are preparing for a select health program admission toward a terminal degree with an employable skill set. Preparing students with cross training in more than one health care profession offers a health generalist degree with specialization in nurse aide certification.

    Upon successful completion of the program, the graduate will be able to:

    • Demonstrate competency in the science curriculum.
    • Demonstrate professional conduct and interpersonal communication skills.

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