NA 103 Adult Abuse and Neglect

This course provides updated information for mandatory responders regarding the regulations and statutes in Nebraska pertaining to adult abuse and neglect. It covers topics such as causes of abuse and neglect, prevention, and how to report to the appropriate authorities. It is available online. The requirements for successful completion are:

• The learner must listen to the entire class presentation.
• The learner must spend a minimum of 60 minutes participating in the class.
• The learner must complete the 25-question test at the conclusion of this course and score an 80% or better.

NA 100 Nurse Aide (CNA) Online + Lab

Regularly scheduled courses are offered that provide training for the non-licensed individual to provide safe, effective and caring services to patients, residents and clients in many health care settings. Courses are approved by the Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services (NDHHS). Students suc­cessfully completing the course receive a certificate of completion from Clarkson College and may qualify for placement on the state of Nebraska Nurse Aide Registry. Courses are offered in Omaha during the day, evening, and Saturdays. College credit is not provided for this course.

Prerequisites:

• Must be 16 years of age or older
• Ability to read, write, speak and understand English,
• Be in good health and able to lift 50 lbs.

Applicants need to be aware of the eligibility requirements for placement on the state registry and/or for employment. Persons with a criminal record, substance abuse problems or health problems that would interfere with safe practices may be ineligible for placement on the state registry or for employment.

NA 101 and NA 102 Nurse Aide Competency Examinations

Individuals who meet the NE Department of Health & Human Services requirements for reinstatement of their placement on the nurse aide registry may complete either the written and/or clinical competency examinations through Clarkson College. Sessions are held on a regular basis during the day, in the evenings and on Saturdays.

NA 105 Restorative Aide Online

Individuals who are currently working as nurse aides have the ability through the Restorative Aide Online Course to increase their skills and learn how to assist a resident in achieving and maintaining optimal physical, mental and psychosocial function. The Restorative Aide course is offered online over a two-week period. There are online lectures, reading, discussions, assignments and tests with due dates. There is no required textbook. Students may work at their own pace on their own schedule. 

NA 104 Nurse Aide Online Skills Review

The online skills review will provide you with an "at your own pace" study guide including a practice written exam, skills review packet and skills videos.  This is to help you prepare for the Nurse Aide State Written & Skills Exams. This is a review; not all nurse aide course material is covered, nor is any guarantee given that participation will ensure passing the Nurse Aide State Exams.

MAC 105 Medication Aide (CMA 40 hour) Online + Lab (CMA)

This course meets state of Nebraska requirements for 40-hour training to provide medications in nursing homes, assisted living centers, ICF-MR, schools, child care settings or patient homes. A medication aide is trained to work under direct supervision of a caretaker or a licensed health care professional. They provide routine medications by the oral, inhalation, topical and instillation routes when appropriate direction and monitoring is provided. The state of Nebraska Medication Aide written examination is offered separately from this course at Clarkson College. College credit is not provided for this course.

Prerequisites:

• Must be able to read, write, speak and understand English
• Competent in basic mathematics skills
• High school diploma or successful completion of the general education development (GED) test
• Must be 18 years of age or older

Registrants need to be aware of the eligibility requirements for taking the state certification testing and employment. Persons with a criminal record, substance abuse problems or health problems that would interfere with safe practices may be ineligible for state testing and/or employment. 

It is highly recommended that individuals complete a nurse aide course or have prior health care experience prior to taking the Medication Aide Online + Lab course. Many employers may require an individual to be a nurse aide (CNA) before allowing them to function as a medication aide.

The theory portion of the course is provided online over a period of 28 days. There is one mandatory scheduled in-person lab session plus the mandatory competency assessment that will occur on the Clarkson College campus. 

Students who successfully complete the course, lab session and competency assessment will receive a certificate of completion and qualify to take the Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services Medication Aide written examination. 

MAC 101 Medication Aide Competency Assessment

Medication aides, child care providers and staff members of schools must demonstrate competency in the provision of medication. Prior to reinstatement of a medication aide on the Nebraska Medication Aide registry, documentation must be submitted to the Nebraska Department of Health & Human Services regarding demonstration of competency in provision of medication. Individuals may complete this competency assessment through Clarkson College.

MAC 104 Medication Aide Online Skills Review 

The online skills review will provide you with an "at your own pace" study guide incluing a practice written exam, skills review packet and skills videos.  This is to help you prepare for the Medication Aide Competency Assessment. This is a review; not all medication aide course material is covered, nor is any guarantee given that participation will ensure passing the competency assessment.

MAC 111 Medication Aide Injectable

The Medication Aide Injectable Online + Lab Course prepares the student to provide an additional activity for routine medication administration. The additional activity is medication administered by an injectable route under the direct supervision of a licensed health care professional. This course provides online instruction and hands-on clinical skills practice related to the competencies set by the Medication Aide Training per the Nebraska Health Care Association.

All medication aides must be trained in basic competency areas and standards. The employer may select to train learners in the additional activities.

Online course is available for 1 week. While there are assignment deadlines, students may work at their own pace. One in-person lab will include hands-on instruction and a skills competency assessment of five skills.

MAC 104 Medication Aide State Written Exam

The Medication Aide State Written Exam is designed for NEW medication aide students to validate that an individual understands and can safely and accurately perform the skills required to function as a medication aide. The Clarkson College Medication Aide State Written Exam program is approved by the Nebraska Department of Health & Human Services and meets all requirements set for the State of Nebraska.

Anyone previously on the Nebraska Medication Aide will need the Medication Aide Competency Assessment, NOT the State Written Exam.

MAA 100 Medical Assistant with Electronic Health Records (EHR)

This program was designed to help you pass the Certified Medical Administrative Assistant (CMAA) and Certified Electronic Health Record Specialist (CEHRS) exams and qualify you to become a skilled medical office administrative assistant. You’ll learn to keep the front desk running smoothly, manage appointments, communicate clearly with staff, and maintain patients’ health records.  This program includes 8 months of full access, but it's totally self-paced, so you have the flexibility to study as much or as little as your schedule allows.

MAS 100 Medical Assistant with Clinical Externship

The medical assistant program is an online training program that has a comprehensive curriculum that is divided into 22 courses. You will have up to 12 months to complete 483 hours of coursework, simulation, and 100 plus hours of externship. Complete your online training, then pair your newfound knowledge with priceless experience through clinical training. It'll give you the needed practice with patient care, phlebotomy, EKG, and medical office administration. The program is designed to prepare you to earn the Certified Clinical Medical Assistant (CCMA).

MLA 100 Medical Laboratory Assistant

Through the online Medical Laboratory Assistant training program, you’ll build the skills and knowledge you need to start a successful, new, and rewarding career in the industry. Through self-paced courses and a hands-on externship over 12 months, you’ll learn the fundamentals of being a lab assistant, from administrative and ethical considerations to clinical procedures. Your training will also help you prepare and sit for industry exams such as the Certified Phlebotomy Technician (CPT) and Certified Medical Laboratory Assistant (CMLA) in order to become a certified medical lab assistant.

PHL 100 Phlebotomy Technician 

Our program is completely self-paced. Study on a schedule that fits your life. How long it takes to complete your phlebotomy tech training is up to you. With 325 hours of online coursework combined with a 40-hour externship, you can complete this program in 4 to 12 months.

This course comprehensive training infuses you with the knowledge and simulation experience you need to be prepared to pass the test and add the prestigious credential to your resume. Rich and visual course materials include lots of images, learning games, and highly interactive simulations to help you quickly comprehend-and succeed. After completing the course, you are prepared to take the National Healthcare Association Exam, to become a Certified Phlebotomy Technician (CPT).

SPT 100 Sterile Processing Technician

The Sterile Processing Technician Training is designed to help you build a strong foundation in healthcare knowledge and skills, from an understanding of how HIPAA regulations apply to your work to standard sterile processing procedures. Your coursework will also help prepare you to sit for the Certified Registered Central Service Technician (CRCST) exam offered through the Healthcare Sterile Processing Association (HSPA) so you can become a certified sterile processing technician.

This program is meant to work with your schedule. Our online classes are self-paced, meaning you can learn on the timeline that works best for you. You’ll have 8 months of full program access to complete your training.