- Clinical site requirements (vary by location)
- Government-issued photo ID and Social Security card
- Background check
- Negative blood or two-step TB skin test
- Immunization Record including hepatitis B and measles/mumps/rubella, chicken pox and current flu vaccine
- Drug screening (10 panel, including marijuana)
- Physical exam
- Understand infection control, sterilization, HIPAA, and OSHA health/ safety standards
- Ohio Department of Health (ODH)/Certified Nurse Aide (CNA)
- Complete a 75-hour training program (59 hours lecture/16 hours clinical)
- Government-issued photo ID and Social Security card
- Certified Clinical Medical Assistant/Phlebotomy
- Complete 30 successful venipuncture sticks on live individuals
- Complete 10 successful capillary finger sticks on live individual
- Government-issued photo ID and Social Security card
Health Technology
Health Technology
In this program, you will explore the diverse healthcare field while building entry level medical skills. Through clinical experiences, you will learn standard nursing assistant skills, take patient vital signs, and have the option to practice phlebotomy procedures. You will take your learning a step further by developing medical vocabulary, keeping accurate records, studying basic pharmacology, mental health nursing, and diagnostic techniques within legal and ethical guidelines.
Next Ready Skills
At Great Oaks, you’ll do more than learn a trade; you’ll master NextReady skills like clear communication and problem-solving that help you get hired. You will get a head start on building a professional reputation for being dependable, adaptable, and technically skilled before you even graduate
Effective Communicators
Critical Thinkers
Adaptable Navigators
Accountable Employees
Skilled Professionals
Bottom Line: If you are a compassionate person, enjoy hands-on care, and want to make a difference in patients’ daily lives, Health Technology may be right for you.