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" Students love the job shadowing andhands on experience. The programat OCC is not just a class; it’s anEXPERIENCE like no other!!"– Dr. Christman, Veterinarian and CPE TeacherFall 2019 CPE Courses & Programsgo.ocean.edu/cpe

PATHWAY TO A GREAT CAREERCertified Medical AssistantLearn how you can prepare for a career as aCertified Clinical Medical Assistant. Learn howyou may be eligible for up to 2500 towardthe CCMA tuition through the H. HovnanianFoundation School of Nursing and HealthScience Grant.FREEWednesday July 31 5pm–7pmHovnanian Health Science Building #102Room 200 Parking Lot # 3 Walk-ins welcomeCome meet our dedicated instructors and see our state-of-the art clinical skills lab!Employment of medical assistants is projected to grow 29% from 2016 to 2026, much fasterthan the average for all occupations. Medical Assistants keep medical offices running smoothlyby performing clinical and administrative tasks under the supervision of a physician.Our affordable, fast track-training course prepares you for three national certifications. Day andevening classes available. Learn how you can earn up to 16 college credits after completing thiscourse, and earn your credentials through the National Healthcareer Association as a CCMA,Certified EKG Technician, and Certified Phlebotomy Technician.Fall 2019 Career TrainingGet answers to your questions about career training!Careers in Business Careers in TechnologyAllied Healthcare Careers Specialized CareersWednesday August 21 3pm – 6pmInstructional Building #5 AtriumMedical Billing and Medical CodingSaturday August 24 9am–12 noonHovnanian Health Science Building #102 Room 107 Parking Lot #3Be part of a growing field in the healthcare industry by starting a career as a billing and medicalcoding professional. Securing a job has never been more accessible due to this profession’shigh demand. Medical billers, coders, and health information specialists hold a very importantposition in the medical field since they are responsible for the accurate flow of informationand data between physicians, patients, and third-party payers. Without them, healthcarebusinesses could not function efficiently.Learn how to achieve a rewarding and respectable job opportunity in the healthcare industryin a home business or working in a healthcare facility. Learn how to complete a health carecertificate at Ocean County College either online or in a traditional classroom. Walk-ins welcome!New Pathways to TeachingWednesday Sep. 11 6pm-7pm Southern Education Center, ManahawkinWednesday Sep. 18 7pm-8pm Building #4, Continuing Learning CenterAre you thinking about becoming a teacher? Join us. Learn about the NJ Department ofEducation requirements for the Alternate Route to teaching in NJ and the steps to gettingthere. We discuss Praxis exams, the Certificate of Eligibility CE application process, the programrequirements, and the class schedule. For information about our info sessions, call 732-2550409 or email cpeinfo@ocean.edu.Page 2 Fall 2019 Continuing & Professional Education

SPOTLIGHT ON: A GREAT CAREER STARTCPE’s VeterinaryAssistant ProgramAdam Christman, dvm, mbaVeterinarian and CPE TeacherWhat is a typical day like for aVet Assistant?The Veterinary Assistant starts by havingthe hospital prepared for the veterinarytechnicians and doctors. This involvesstocking supplies such as bandaging material,lab tubes, and syringes, admitting the surgicalpatients for the day by taking a brief history,and checking in with the receptionists tomake sure they have all they need for their daysuch as office supplies, faxes, photocopies,or files pulled. The VA helps work directlywith the veterinary technician team byassisting in exam room etiquette providingexceptional client service, restraining thepatients, and assisting with blood draws andurine collection. The VA is responsible for earcleaning, nail trims, exotic animal restraint,anal sac expression, and drawing up vaccinesand injections. They also assess hospitalizedpatients, taking vitals such as temperature,pulse, and respiratory rates, assess when apatient is in pain, scared, or aggressive, andassist the surgical patients relieve themselvesoutside the hospital. Essentially anythingthat you can think of on the human side forbasic nursing care, a VA is equally responsibleon the veterinary side. The VA helps in takingradiographs, preparing surgical packs for thehospital, and assists in maintaining a cleanhospital environment.How does the VeterinarianAssistant Program at CPEprepare students for a careeras Vet Assistant?As a successful graduate, you receivean Ocean County College Certificate ofCompletion and are eligible to sit for theNational Approved Veterinary Assistant NAVTAExam. The program provides students withan enormous wealth of scientific knowledgethat relates to the field of veterinary medicine.Dr. Adam Christman, DVM, MBA, our programinstructor, elaborates, “The program at OCCis not just a class; it’s an EXPERIENCE like noother. Students love the fact that there isalways something to do associated with thedidactic components of learning. They lovethe job shadowing and hands on experiencewhere they are shoulder to shoulder withveterinarians, technicians, and the supportteam. This makes them part of the hospitalfamily and inspires them to succeed and stayin the field. Students love the laboratories wedo as well as the live animal wet labs-animalrestraint, nail trims, ear cleaning, and analsac expressions. As they progress into theVA program, we enable the students to domore on the job skills training. The clinicalexperience allows the students to see “why”they are learning “what” they are learning inthe classroom. It provides a great real worldlearning experience for those excited to begintheir new career!”How easy is it to get a job aftercompleting the program?Completing the program provides incredibleVALUE to the graduate. Many of thestudents have a job lined up prior to coursecompletion. The program includes a lectureon resume and cover letter writing, as wellas, role-play interview practice. Dr. Christmanadds, “I am beyond proud of this OceanCounty College program and so honored tobe a part of the students’ success!”The US Bureau of Labor Statisticsprojects that employmentof veterinary assistants andlaboratory animal caretakers willgrow 19% from now to 2026, muchfaster than the average for alloccupations.Register at go.ocean.edu/cpe or call 732.255.0409 Page 3

CAREER & CERTIFICATE PROGRAMSCPE offersopportunities forfast track careertraining leading toimmediate employmentupon programftccompletion.CPE offers opportunities for fast track career trainingleading to immediate employment upon programcompletion. Our fast track training programs run fromthree to six (3-6) months. Use them as a successfulcareer ladder and further educational growth. Specificprograms prepare you to take the exams for/or provide state/national certifications.Health Careers## Certified Electronic Health RecordSpecialist Certificate##Certified Medication Aide Certificate##Certified Nurse Aide CNA##Certified Personal Trainer Certificate##Dental Assisting Certificate##EKG Technician Training Certificate##Healthcare Professional Development## Massage Therapy ProfessionalDevelopment##Medical Assistant Certificate##Medical Billing Professional Certificate##Medical Coding Professional Certificate## Medical Billing & Coding SpecialistCertificate##Nutrition Specialist Certificate##Pet Therapy Preparation & Certification## Pharmacy Technician & PTCB PreparationCertificate##Phlebotomy Technician Training Certificate## Physical Therapy Aide Certificate##Veterinary AssistantBusiness & Technology Careers##Adobe Photoshop Certificate##Bookkeeping & QuickBooks Certificate##Digital Blueprint Certificate##Entrepreneur Certificate##Excel 2019 Certificate##Graphic Design Certificate##NEW Legal Office Assistant##Microsoft Office 2019 Specialist Certificate##Professional Bookkeeping Certificate##QuickBooks Certificate## Systems Administrator CertificateCompTIA A , Security , Network ##NEW Python Programming CertificateConstruction & Specialized Careers## Child Development Associate CDACredential##NEW Pathways to Teaching## ServSafe Food Protection ManagerCertification##Sub-Code Official##Technical Assistant Certification##Uniform Construction Fire ProtectionPage 4 Fall 2019 Continuing & Professional Education

CUSTOMIZED TRAININGA well-trained workforceis an empowered workforce.– Daniel Wynn, Plant ManagerBrand Aromatics, LakewoodSchedule Grant-Funded Skills Trainingfor Your EmployeesDedicated Company ClassesForming Now for Fall/WinterSmall Company?Call for Open Enrollment ClassesCourses Customized to Employer’s NeedsCOMPUTERWindowsOutlookMicrosoft 365GDrive/GooglePower PointWordExcelMANAGEMENTLeadership & Supervisory SkillsConflict ManagementProblem SolvingSales TrainingTeam BuildingTime ManagementCUSTOMER SERVICEHealth Care nt DeskRestaurantRetail/SalesLANGUAGEEnglish as a Second Language ESL Levels 1, 2, 3 up to 120 hrs.Spanish for Managers, Spanish in the Workplace–Customized to industry businessContact Michael Forcella,Manager of Business Engagement732-255-0400 ext. 2157 or mforcella@ocean.eduSchedule Grant-Funded Skills Training for Your EmployeesRegister at go.ocean.edu/cpe or call 732.255.0409 Page 5

HOW TO REGISTER FOR OUR CLASSESWe provide 4 EASY WAYS to register!In-Person Mail Online PhoneIN PERSON Visit the Office of Continuing & Professional Education on the OCC campus.We are located in Building #4, Continuing Learning CenterMAIL Send your completed registration formContinuing & Professional Education CPEOcean County College PO Box 2001 Toms River, NJ 08754ONLINE You may register online if you have taken any classes in the past at OCC.Go to www.ocean.edu/cpe to register & pay for most classes.PHONE Call 732-255-0409 8:00AM-4:00PM. We are happy to answer questions andwalk you through the registration process.PAYMENT METHODVisa, MasterCard, Discover, or check payable to Ocean County CollegeWHY REGISTER EARLY?Our cancellation process begins four (4) business days prior to the beginning of class.CPE determines if the class will be viable to support the instructor.Please register early and you will not be disappointed!KEY TO COURSE SYMBOLSPayment Plans ## Courses with the PAYMENT icon are eligible for OCCPayment Plans.Available## Register in person at the CPE Office, Building #4,Continuing Learning Center## Complete and submit the payment plan with yourdeposit in person at the Cashier’s office in Building #1,2nd floor.Learn Online!## Courses with the ONLINE icon are instructor-led, onlinelearning. Veterans## The Department of Veterans Affairs has approved programs for veterans’ educational benefits. Look for theribbon throughout the catalog.## For more information about approved programs, call theOCC Veterans’ Affairs Office at 732-255-0310.EducationalBenefitsBecome a CPE Instructor!We are seeking instructors for the following areas:## Allied Health Immediate instructor needs for fall 2019!Openings in:Medical Assisting, EKG Technician, Physical Therapy Aide,Anatomy & Physiology, and Bookkeeping##Business## Education Children’s##Personal EnrichmentClasses##Children’s Classes##Specialized Careers##Computers & Technology ##Health & WellnessApply at career.ocean.edu.Page 6 Fall 2019 Continuing & Professional Education

HEALTHCAREARE YOU INTERESTED INA HEALTH CARE CAREER?Take a guided tour of our state-of-the-artHovnanian Health Science BuildingCall us at 732-255-0400 ext 2326FREECertified Medical AssistantInfo SessionCome join us! Learn how you can earn upto 16 college credits after earningyour credentials as a CCMA-certifiedEKG Technician and CertifiedPhlebotomy TechnicianWednesday July 31 5pm–7pmHovnanian Health Science Building #102Room 200 Parking Lot # 3Meet our dedicated instructors, and see our state-of-the art clinical skillslab! Learn how you may be eligible for up to 2500 toward the CCMA tuitionthrough the H. Hovnanian Foundation School of Nursing and Health ScienceGrant. Walk-ins welcome!Register at go.ocean.edu/cpe or call 732.255.0409 Page 7

Medical BillingProfessional CertificateMedical Billing &Insurance PracticesOnlineHealthcareCovered carriers include HMOs, Medicaid,Medicare, Workers’ Compensation, and traditional plans emphasizing Medicare rules ®ulations for billing. Learn to complete theCMS-1500 claim form accurately. REQUIRED:Textbook. 4.8 CEUCost: 399Course Code: CEHO-103-OL 01Dates:17 Sessions Sep 24-Dec 13Instructor:Ms Marilyn KnightAside from patient care, hospital & physicianbilling practices are of the utmost importance. Experienced medical billers are in greatdemand. The Medical Billing ProfessionalCertificate program provides you with theskills necessary to become a certified medicalbiller. Complete the program in one semesteror at your own pace.ONLINE TRACKFast Track MedicalTerminology I & II Online.CEHO 102Medical Billing &Insurance Practices Online.CEHO 103Computerized MedisoftBilling Online.CEHO 108Electronic Health Record & CEHRSExam Prep for Allied HealthCareers Online.CEHO 109TRADITIONAL TRACKMedical Terminology I. CEHS 112Medical Terminology II.CEHS 117Medical Billing &Insurance Practices.CEHS 274Computerized Medisoft Billing. CEHS 192Electronic Health Record & CEHRSExam Prep for Allied HealthCareers. CEHS 333Fast TrackMedical Terminology I& II OnlineOur accelerated noncredit course allows youto complete the terminology prerequisites forOCC’s Continuing Education health care certificate programs in one semester. REQUIRED:Textbook. 8.4 CEUCost: 669Course Code: CEHO-102-OL 01Dates:24 Sessions Sep 23-Dec 13Instructor:Ms Marilyn KnightComputerizedMedisoft Billing OnlineUsing medical software, learn to input patientinformation, post payments, scheduleappointments, handle billing, and producevarious lists & reports. Our course includes anintroduction to the Electronic Health Record.REQUIRED: Textbook. 3.6 CEUCost: 399Course Code: CEHO-108-OL 01Dates:12 Sessions Sep 25-Nov 29Instructor:Mr John KnightElectronic HealthRecord & CEHRS ExamPrep for Allied HealthCareers OnlineUnderstand the terminology of EHR systems.Gain hands-on experience working with anelectronic health records software package.Our course includes preparation for the NHACertified Electronic Health Record SpecialistExam CEHRS with study guide. Exam isoptional. Exam cost, 117, is not includedin tuition. NHA exam fees subject to changewithout notice. REQUIRED: Internet access &textbooks. 4.55 CEUCost: 399Course Code: CEHO-109-OL 01Dates:13 Sessions Sep 26-Dec 13Instructor:Mr John KnightPage 8 Fall 2019 Continuing & Professional Education

Medical Terminology IUsing medical software, learn to input patientinformation, schedule appointments, handlebilling, and produce various lists & reports.REQUIRED: Textbook & USB flash drive. 3.5CEUCost: 399Course Code: CEHS-192-01Dates:10 Sessions Sep 16-Nov 4M 6:30PM-10:00PMNov 11-Nov 18M 6:00PM-10:00PMInstructor:Mr John KnightElectronic HealthRecord & CEHRS ExamPrep for Allied HealthCareersMedical Terminology IIGain a confident understanding of the specific word elements and a thorough examination of the anatomy & physiology, pathology,and diagnostic tools related to several fields.Our non-credit course does not substitute forAHMT 210 Medical Terminology II. REQUIRED:Textbook. 4.2 CEUCost: 329Course Code: CEHS-117-01Dates:12 Sessions Sep 18-Dec 11W 6:30PM-10:00PMInstructor:Ms Marilyn KnightMedical Billing &Insurance PracticesCovered carriers include HMOs, Medicaid,Medicare, Workers’ Compensation, and traditional plans emphasizing Medicare rules ®ulations for billing. Learn to complete theCMS-1500 claim form accurately. REQUIRED:Textbook. 4.8 CEUCost: 399Course Code: CEHS-274-01Dates:12 Sessions Sep 19-Dec 12TH 6:00PM-10:00PMInstructor:Ms Virginia ChinniTopics include the use of the EHR in ambulatory & hospital facilities. Understand the needfor electronic records and the terminologyof EHR systems. Gain hands-on experienceworking with an electronic health recordssoftware package. Our course includes preparation for the NHA Certified Electronic HealthRecord Specialist Exam CEHRS. Exam cost, 117, is not included in tuition. REQUIRED:Textbooks. 4.55 CEUCost: 399Course Code: CEHS-333-01Dates:13 Sessions Sep 18-Dec 18W 6:30PM-10:00PMInstructor:Mr John KnightRegister at go.ocean.edu/cpe or call 732.255.0409 Page 9HealthcareMedical Terminology is the prerequisite forseveral certificate programs in the health carefield. Gain an understanding of terminologyand its relation to the organization & complexity of the body. Our non-credit coursedoes not substitute for AHMT 110 MedicalTerminology. REQUIRED: Textbook. 4.2 CEUCost: 329Course Code: CEHS-112-01Dates:12 Sessions Sep 16-Dec 2M 6:30PM-10:00PMInstructor:Ms Marilyn KnightComputerized MedisoftBilling

NEWMedical CodingProfessional CertificateHealthcareHospitalBilling & CodingPrerequisite: Medical Terminology I andII, or currently working as a Medical Biller orCoder, or have already earned an OCC MedicalBilling and/or Coding Professional Certificate.Hospital billing professionals are responsiblefor organizing, analyzing, and evaluatingpatient charges/bills. They also review supporting documentation to assign accuratecodes for reimbursement. Learn the workflowprocess for hospital claims, including appealsand collections. Acquire the skills to codeprocedures and diagnoses accurately withthe highest level of specificity for claims toinsurance companies. REQUIRED: Textbook.3.9 CEUCost: 379Course Code: CEHS-431-01Dates:13 Sessions Sep 12-Dec 12TH 6:00PM-9:00PMInstructor:Ms Rosaria CorinaCoders interpret doctor-originated information from patient charts, classify it, and assignappropriate numerical codes necessary forbilling, quality assurance, and statistics. Theperson assigning the codes must be accurateand fully trained. Learn the latest industrystandards & practices from our expert instructors. Our program provides the tools neededfor a career in Medical Coding. LPNs & RNsmay be exempt from Medical Terminology I &II and Anatomy & Physiology.ONLINE TRACKFast Track MedicalTerminology I & II Online.CEHO 102Medical Billing & InsurancePractices Online.CEHO 103Anatomy & Physiology for theHealth Care Professional Online.CEHO 104Fast Track CPT Coding I & II Online.CEHO 120ICD-10-CM Coding Online. CEHO 126TRADITIONAL TRACKMedical Terminology I. CEHS 112Medical Terminology II. CEHS 117Medical Billing & InsurancePractices.CEHS 274Anatomy & Physiology for theAllied Health Professional. CEHS 194CPT Coding I & II. CEHS 309ICD-10-CM Coding. CEHS 312 ayment plans & loans are availablePfor select certificate programs.Look for this “Payment Plan” icon Register in person at the CPE office on the OCC campus,Building #4, Continuing Learning Center. Complete and submitthe payment plan with your deposit in person at the Cashier’soffice in Building #1, 2nd floor.Page 10 Fall 2019 Continuing & Professional Education

Fast TrackMedical Terminology I& II OnlineMedical Billing &Insurance PracticesOnlineOur course familiarizes you with all practices& conventions of ICD-10-CM coding classification. Learn to assign alphanumeric codesfor medical diagnoses & procedures carriedout in ambulatory surgery centers, hospitals, medical offices, and other healthcarefacilities. Focus on accurate code selecti

"Students love the job shadowing and hands on experience. The program at OCC is not just a class; it’s an EXPERIENCE like