Medical Training in NYC, New York

Common Sense CPR prides themselves in teaching the most up to date protocols in the field of CPR of both the American Heart Association The American Red Cross. As one of the premier companies offering CPR classes and training in New York City, Common Sense CPR feels that the best way to learn CPR is through understanding the methodology. For this reason...

EKG technicians are responsible for performing electrocardiogram tests in order to record and monitor electrical impulses transmitted by the heart. This assists a physician in diagnosing and treating cardiac and blood vessel irregularities. These tests include basic EKGs, Holter Monitoring (portable EKG which records activity for 24-48 hrs.), and Stress...

Patient Care Technician (formerly known as Nurse Technicians) complete a combination of the Certified Nurse Aide, EKG and Phlebotomy programs. Ask about the advantages of enrolling for all three at the same time. Many graduating CNAs return to ABC Training Center to take the EKG and Phlebotomy courses in order to qualify as Patient Care Technicians....

A one-day, two-part certification renewal that begins with a five-hour CPR/AED for Professional Rescuer review followed by a four-hour Lifeguarding and First Aid review. Digital certificate of completion is provided on the day of attendance. Must have current certification on the day of the class.

As a Medical Assistant student, you will learn to perform clinical and non-clinical skills required to become a proficient healthcare professional who is trained to work in a variety of healthcare settings: medical offices, clinics and ambulatory care facilities. You will learn to assist physicians during examination and also trained to do medical...

Certified Nurse Aide work under the direction of other health care professionals, usually in nursing homes or hospitals. Their duties include taking the blood pressure, temperature, and pulse of patients. They help patients get in and out of bed, take baths, and dress. They also serve meals and perform housekeeping chores like making beds and cleaning...

As a CPT, you’ll draw blood from patients in hospitals, blood centers, or similar facilities for analysis or other medical purposes. As a CPT, you may perform some or all of the following tasks: perform basic phlebotomy procedures, evaluate patients for ability to withstand venipuncture procedure, explain the venipuncture...

Course Format: The American Red Cross (ARC) offers a blended option for the Basic Life Support Course. The Blended learning course (half online / half in class) has three parts. This course format can be used for original or renewal students. Part  1 is completed online by the student and covers the lecture and written test part...

For the thousands of Americans living with conditions that require daily care and supervision, the assistance of home health aides (or HHAs) is invaluable. When a patient is elderly, physically disabled, terminally ill, or otherwise unable to care for themselves, being able to live at home rather than in long-term facility or hospital care allows him...

Pharmacy Technician is a crucial member of a pharmacy staff. Aside from a Pharmacy Tech’s regular duties, such as dispensing prescription medicines and other health care products, responsibilities of the job will include working with doctors’ offices and insurance companies while assisting in the running of a pharmacy department. Additionally,...

A CNA works under the supervision of an RN or LPN, providing assistance to patients with daily tasks. Upon completion of our certificate bearing program, which is delivered via a combination of lecture, practical and job skills training, you will be able to perform skills such as: feeding, bathing, personal hygiene, exercise, movement and patient...

Using The Havening Techniques® for Emotional First Aid and Building Resilience The Havening Techniques® is the newest psychosensory therapy created by Ronald Ruden, MD, PhD. When an experience is perceived as traumatic, it becomes encoded in the limbic system of our brain, often with life-altering consequences. However, the field of neuroscience...

As a skilled certified pharmacy technician (CPhT), you may perform some or all of the following tasks: receive written prescription requests from patients and receive prescriptions sent electronically from doctors’ offices. In some cases, you may process physicians’ orders by phone, read the prescription, retrieve, count, pour, weigh, measure,...

The course will train the student for jobs in computerized medical billing and coding for medical offices, hospitals, and other medical facilities.  It will include computer hands-on training on a widely used Practice Management Software.  To enhance the student's training in the medical field, the course includes classes in medical terminology...

This course will prepare individuals for entry-level positions as a Patient Care Technician The program builds on the basic skills of a nursing assistant. The program reinforces basic personal care to patients from the emergency room to the different units of a health care facility. Additional skills are learning ECK/EKG, assisting nurses with sterile...