Clinic school training courses in Chicago, IL (public, in-house or online)

Clinical laboratory technologists are in high demand, due to a workforce shortage and new, emerging technologies. According to the U.S. Department of Labor, clinical laboratory scientists can expect “faster than average employment growth.�

With only a small number of qualified candidates in the field, graduates of the clinical laboratory science program enjoy a wide array of career options. Careers include clinical laboratory technology positions in medical care facilities or diagnostic,...

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This course is designed to present the basic concepts and principles for developing skills and competencies required for infection prevention and control in the sterile processing department in a health care facility. This course will offer basic knowledge related to instrumentation connected with surgical procedures. The students will be involved processes such as cleaning, disinfecting, decontamination, sterilization, Standard precautions, and Universal precautions. The student will learn basi...

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Clinical laboratory science provides health information based on the examination of body fluids, tissue, and cells through collaborative efforts of various clinics. In clinical chemistry, the levels of blood constituents are analyzed (i.e. blood glucose, cholesterol, etc.);in coagulation, blood clotting disorders are analyzed;in hematology, red blood cells and white blood cells are evaluated in assessing anemias and leukemias;in immunohematology, blood is typed and cross-matched for transfusions...

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Certified Clinical Medical Assistant (Includes Phlebotomy and EKG courses) or Patient Care Technician

Graduates of this program will have the knowledge and ability required for entry-level employment in the healthcare field. Graduates may obtain employment as medical office assistants or patient care technicians in physiciansnrsquo; offices, clinics, public or private hospitals, nursing homes, or community health centers. Patient care positions are also available in research and care age...

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Four to five years full time (offered in both traditional and accelerated formats in Chicago, and a unique every-other-weekend format in Los Angeles).
The Forensic Psychology graduate program integrates the eight core competencies informed by the educational model of the National Council of Schools and Programs of Professional Psychology (NCSPP), helping prepare students to sit for the national licensure exam in clinical psychology.
Students earning their forensic psychology degrees enjo...

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