Course Information

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Advanced Studies in Math 1 (ADVMA4830)

1-on-1 Computer Training Workshop-Christy Shade (C1on1CTWCS)

1-on-1 Computer Training Workshop-Mary Klinger (C1on1CWMK)

Microsoft Office Open Lab for the Home User (CMOOLFTHU)

If you attended a Microsoft Word, Excel, or PowerPoint computer class on our campus since January 1, 2016 you may have additional questions. Then you are eligible to come to this “free”, come-and-go session to talk with one of our knowledgeable instructors to get you moving forward with your technology. Participants must have attended a Microsoft Office computer class on our campus since January 1, 2016. Participants can come and go during the 3 hour period.

Excel 2013 Essentials-Pawnee Nation College (CMWE13EPNC)

T4E on the Web - A Sneak Peek at OneNote Classroom! (CT4ESPONC)

This 30-minute webinar will introduce you to Microsoft's alternative to Google Classroom. You will quickly view a Class Notebook with sub-notebooks for students, a content library and a collaboration space. OneNote Class Notebook is part of the Office 365 Suite of products focusing on connectivity from any internet-connected location and an emphasis on collaboration and ease of communication. (Office 365, OneNote, Classroom, T4E)

The Breakfast Bunch: (CTBBBAEL)

Conflict Management (MS1435AH)

Delegation Strategies that Work (MS1435AI)

Strengths Based Leadership (MS1444)

Take a Walk in Their Shoes: Better Understanding Your Customer's Experiences-City of Stillwater (MS24-02)

Learning to Listen and Communicate (MSCOMM)

Human Resource Management Suite (OHRMS)

These courses are designed to help people without experience in human resources to understand this very vital link in the organizational chain. It will prepare both managers and business owners to handle basic human resource functions in a way that will ensure the best possible result. You will also learn tactics to build successful employment brand, the importance of a strong onboarding program and the effect it can have on employee retention. We will also discuss how continuous learning and targeted feedback can help engage employees.

Finally, we'll discuss how to make your company a high-performance organization, the benefits such as profits, and survival as well as being an employer of choice

Spanish for Law Enforcement (OSLE)

With more and more Spanish-speaking people living in the United States every year, learning the Spanish language is becoming ever more important. In the law enforcement field, mastering basic Spanish will give you more power to handle situations involving Spanish-speaking victims, witnesses, or criminals. It's also a smart career move, because adding Spanish skills to your resume can open doors to new job opportunities.Whether you're new to the Spanish language or just want a refresher, this course will teach you the basic Spanish phrases you need for everything from making casual conversation to handling life-or-death situations. You'll start with simple vocabulary for everyday topics including colors, numbers, conversational phrases, family names, and words for asking questions. You will learn Spanish terminology you can use during arrests, traffic stops, medical emergencies, and many other common law enforcement situations. By the end of this course, you will be well on your way to being a Spanish speaker and communicating more effectively with the Spanish speakers all around you.

Physics (PLTWPHYS)

Pre-Calculus (PLTWPRECAL)

Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support Instructor Update (RXACLSIU)

Airport Medical Responder (RXAMR)

Infant/Child CPR for Family & Friends Perry (RXCPRFFP)

Course Description: • This course is designed for the general public parents, grandparents, babysitters, and mass CPR training participants. It is an entry-level modular course that offers instruction in one-rescuer child and infant CPR. Students will learn basic child and infant CPR skills and recognizing and relieving choking in children and infants. • This is not a certification course – it is strictly for information and basic skills knowledge. Prerequisites: • None. Pertinent Information: • All books included in tuition • Students will be given time to practice skills. • Students will not receive a skills or written test. • Students will receive a course participation card - not a certification card. • Majority of class time will be spent on the floor practicing/learning skills utilizing the manikins. Students are encouraged to dress comfortably. Course Content: Module 1 Infant one-rescuer CPR Module 2 Child one-rescuer CPR Module 3 Choking in children and infants For more information, please call the Health Occupations desk at (405) 377-3333 ext. 209 or 211 (Health, Medical)

Emergency Medical Responder Practical (RXEMRP)

English Second Language (RXESL)

Fire Fighter Academy II (RXFFAII)

GED Afternoon (RXGEDA)

GED Evening (RXGEDEV)

AEFL Extra Hours (RXGEDEX)

GED Guthrie (RXGEDGU)

GED LAB (RXGEDLAB)

GED Morning (RXGEDM)

GED Online (RXGEDO)

Heartsaver CPR/AED Perry (RXHCAP)

Heartsaver First Aid CPR/AED (RXHSFAC)

Heartsaver First Aid CPR/AED (RXHSFAC)

Heartsaver First Aid CPR/AED (RXHSFAC)

Heartsaver First Aid Perry (RXHSFAP)

Medicare 101 Perry (RXMDCRP)

Nurse Aide Skills Review (RXNASR)

Practical Skills review for Long-Term Care/Nurse Aide as per Rena 2/24/2016 slo

Pediatric Advanced Life Support Instructor Update (RXPALSIU)

Introduction to Phlebotomy (RXPHLEBINT)

Social Security 101 (RXSS)

As you near retirement, one of the biggest financial decisions you'll need to make is when to begin receiving your Social Security retirement benefits. This class is designed for people who want to understand how to properly file, maximize eligibility, avoid common mistakes, etc.

You will learn:

• How to properly file for Social Security Benefits
• How to maximize the amount you are eligible for
• How to avoid common mistakes people make when claiming their benefits
• How to optimize your assets to minimize or avoid paying taxs on your Social Security benefits
• How much income you can make and still draw Social Security
• How Social Security is taxed
• How to claim a souce benefit if divorced

Social Security 101 Perry (RXSSP)

Case Management Written Exam 2 (RXTWCM2)

Nurse Aide Written Exam (RXTWCNA)

Environmental Consultant (RXTWEC)

Hearing Aid Fitter/Dealer (RXTWHADF)

Written exam for Hearing Aid Fitter/Dealer for Oklahoma State Department of Health through Career Tech.

Sanitarian/Environmental Specialist (RXTWSES)

HCP Test

Underground Storage Tank Removal (RXTWUST)

Vehicle Rescue Technician (RXVRT)

Healthy Cooking (shc)

Participants will be exploring various recipes and preparation techniques for creating Healthy dishes.

T4E Creating Lesson Plans for Substitutes using Technology (T4ECLPSUT)

Never waste another day of learning just because you are out of the classroom. Discover how using the advanced features of Microsoft PowerPoint and YouTube can enable students to watch as a class with the sub on the screen and/or be self-paced if the school lets them use iPads, headphones, and/or ear buds.

Blood Borne Pathogens-St. Francis Xavier (TSAF 21-21)

 (TSAF100)

NE Tech Arc Flash (Ours (TSAF21-100)

Hearing Testing-OSU University Health Services (TSAF21113Y)

First Aid CPR-Autoquip (TSAF21-25C)

Charge for this course on TSAF21-25

Machine (TSAF21-72)

H2S Clear MATCOR (TSAF21-77)

Back Safety-Burgess Manufacturing (TSAF22-02F)

Fire Extinguisher Safety Hands-On/Fire Prevention (TSAF22-04H)

Root Cause Awareness (TSAF22-149)

OSHA 10 General Industry National Standard (TSAF22-157)

Hearing Testing-Ditch Witch (TSAF22-50E)

 (TSAF23-09)

Hearing Testing - Hopkins (TSAF23117C)

Fire Extinguisher Safety-(Hands-On) Autoquip (TSAF23-11D)

Hearing Testing - Autoquip (TSAF23-11K)

Arc Flash Safety - Mid America Tech Center (TSAF23-150)

Fire Extinguisher Safety - National Standard (TSAF23163)

Forklift Driver Safety Training - ASCO (TSAF23-32)

 (TSAF23-99)

Forklift Driver Safety - Guthrie Job Corps (TSAF23-99D)

Back Safety - Zeco Machine (TSAF24-08C)

 (TSAF24-23)

Aerial Lift/Boomlift (TSAFALBL)

Heat Treatment of Tracks (TSHEATTRT)

Innovations (TSINNOV)

Infrared & Ultra Sound by Peterson Predictive Maintenance (TSOPMUGI&U)

Oklahoma Insurance Department Seminar Series- Medical Marijuana (ZOIDMM)

Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ZRXACLS)

Advanced Cardiac Life Support Recertification (ZRXACLSR)

Course Description: • This recertification course is for those individuals who currently hold certification in American Heart Association Advanced Cardiac Life Support. Students will be brought up to date on American Heart Association guidelines that may have changed since their last certification. Students will be required to demonstrate their skills and take a written exam. • AHA Certification is obtained upon successful completion. Prerequisites: • Current BLS HealthCare Provider certification • Current Advanced Cardiac Life Support certification Pertinent Information: • Students should bring their book • Students must attend the entire class to be eligible for completion. • Students are encouraged to dress comfortably. Course Objectives: Update on American Heart Association Guidelines Practice/Review of all Skills Skills Testing Written Examination For more information, please call the Health Occupations desk at (405) 377-3333 ext. 209 or 211 (Health, Medical, CPR, ACLS)

American Heart Association Recertification (ZRXAHAR)

Basic Life Support Provider (ZRXBLSP)

Course Description: • This detailed course is for health care providers and other professional rescuers. Those who take this course are employed in the health field or are students in health occupations training programs. Students will learn the skills of one- and two-rescuer CPR utilizing mouth-to-mask and bag-mask techniques. You will also be taught proper use of an AED (Automated External Defibrillator) and how to relieve choking. Skills learned will enable you to recognize emergencies such as sudden cardiac arrest and know how to respond to them. • AHA Certification is obtained upon successful completion. Prerequisites: • None. Pertinent Information: • All books included in tuition • Students must attend the entire class to be eligible for completion. • Students must demonstrate 100 percent competency of the skills learned and pass a written test with 84 percent or better to successfully complete certification requirements. • Certification is for two years. • Majority of class time will be spent on the floor practicing/learning skills utilizing the manikins. Students are encouraged to dress comfortably. For more information, please call the Health Occupations desk at (405) 377-3333 ext. 209 or 211 (Health, Medical, CPR, Hospital)

Basic Life Support Provider Recertification (ZRXBLSPR)

Clinical Medical Assistant (ZRXCCMA)

Course Description:

• This training will focus on the routine administrative and clinical tasks that keep medical offices and/or clinics running smoothly. 

Prerequisites:

• None (Medical Terminology strongly recommended)

Pertinent Information:

• You will learn how to take medical histories, explain treatment procedures to patients, prepare patients for examination, and assist the doctor.  You’ll also learn how to sterilize medical instruments and prepare and administer medications and treatments.

• Upon completion, you will have the requisite number of hours and training to become certified as a clinical medical assistant.

• This type of learning environment may be new to students who have only attended traditional lecture-based classes in the past.  It can offer several advantages to you; however, you must be motivated, show initiative in your work, and seek out the assistance from your peers, instructors, and reference materials when questions arise.  If you need help adjusting to this type of learning environment, it is your responsibility to inform your instructor.  Don’t be afraid to ask questions at any time!  We are here to help you in all aspects of your training.

Course Content:

• What is a Medical Assistant
• Medical Records
• Document & Communication
• Medical asepsis
• Handwashing & Infection Control
• Vital Signs
• Medication administration
• Pharmacology
• Injections
• Cardiology
• Pulmonary
• Sterilization
• Minor Surgery
• Healing
• Introduction to Laboratory
• Phlebotomy
• Urinalysis
• Hematology
• Blood Chemistry
• Physical Exam
• Pediatric Exam
• Psychology
• Eyes and Ears
• Gynecology
• Male Reproductive
• Radiology
• Emergency Preparedness
• Nutrition
• Microbiology
• Med Terms
• Anatomy
• Pathophysiology
• Patient Care/Coordination
• Administrative Assisting
• Communication/Customer Service
• Medical Law/Ethics

Certified Medication Aide (ZRXCMA)

Course Description: • A state regulated training program, this course will prepare and train individuals working in nursing/health facilities to administer medications. Students will learn (1) oral, rectal, and topical administration applications and (2) how medications affect systems of the body. The course includes 40 hours of classroom and laboratory work, and 16 hours of supervised clinical experience. Prerequisites: • Student must be a current Certified Nurse Aide listed on the Nurse Aide Registry through the Oklahoma State Department of Health with no abuse notations. • Student must show proof of having worked for a minimum of six months as a CNA. • Student must be at least 18 years of age. • Student must have a high school or high school equivalency diploma. • Student must have physical and mental capability to safely perform duties of CMA. Pertinent Information: • Student must score an average of 80% or above on all tests and complete all assignments. • Student must perform medication passes to 20 individuals with 100% accuracy during supervised practical experience. • Upon completion of the course, the student must pass a written examination administered by the state. Upon successful completion of the course and the state exam, the completer’s name is placed on the Oklahoma Nurse Aide Registry as a Certified Medication Aide through the Oklahoma State Department of Health. Course Content: • The Certified Medication Aide • Medication Basics • Medication Safety • Medication Effects • Medication Administration For more information, please call the Health Occupations desk at (405) 377-3333 ext. 209 or 211 For all our short course offerings, visit meridiantech.edu/catalog. (Health, Medical, CMA, CNA, Nurse Aide)

Infant/Child CPR for Family & Friends (ZRXCPRFF)

Course Description: • This course is designed for the general public parents, grandparents, babysitters, and mass CPR training participants. It is an entry-level modular course that offers instruction in one-rescuer child and infant CPR. Students will learn basic child and infant CPR skills and recognizing and relieving choking in children and infants. • This is not a certification course – it is strictly for information and basic skills knowledge. Prerequisites: • None. Pertinent Information: • All books included in tuition • Students will be given time to practice skills. • Students will not receive a skills or written test. • Students will receive a course participation card - not a certification card. • Majority of class time will be spent on the floor practicing/learning skills utilizing the manikins. Students are encouraged to dress comfortably. Course Content: Module 1 Infant one-rescuer CPR Module 2 Child one-rescuer CPR Module 3 Choking in children and infants For more information, please call the Health Occupations desk at (405) 377-3333 ext. 209 or 211 (Health, Medical)

Adult Basic Education (ZRXGED)

Home Health Aide (ZRXHHA)

Course Description: • This course is designed to further develop the skills of long-term care aides to work in a home care setting effectively. • This course consists of 16 hours required in order to be deemed onto the nurse aide registry as a home health aide if student is currently a certified long-term care aide on the registry. Prerequisites: • Student must be a Certified Long-Term Care Aide. Pertinent Information: • Student will gain knowledge in the subject matters below: • To gain knowledge in home care for the Certified Long-Term Care Aide • To gain knowledge in home management • Be aware and assist with nutrition and meal preparation • Learn the skills of adapting personal care activities in the clients’ home • Observing clients’ medication • Learn the skills of observing, recording, and reporting • To gain knowledge in special procedures and emergency care • The student is required to attend and participate in 16 hours of coursework • All assignments and test must be submitted at the time specified by the instructor. For more information, please call the Health Occupations desk at (405) 377-3333 ext. 209 or 211 (Home Care, Medical, CNA Certified, Nurse Aide)

Heartsaver Instructor Course (ZRXHSIC)

Medicare 101 (ZRXMDCR)

With multiple plan types and hundreds of coverage options available through Medicare, selecting the right plan can be confusing and overwhelming. Many people enroll in plans that don't cover their needs or simply end up paying too much. The decisions you make when first enrolling can have lasting effects on your health coverage and the amount you pay for it. We'll walk you through everything you need to know. 

Medication Administration Technician (ZRXMT)

Course Description: • Students will learn how to properly administer medications in an environment where nursing care is not required – such as group homes or residential care facilities. • Certification course. Prerequisites: • None Pertinent Information: • All books included in tuition. • MAT program is designed to provide training required by Oklahoma HB 1092 (May 87) and amended by HB 1880 (June 88). • Its goal is to enable facility personnel to help meet the health care needs of residential care/group home clients safely and effectively. • The class will also make the students aware of what constitutes liability when assisting clients. • State law requires a minimum of 15 hours training, which this course covers, and at least eight hours of update training annually (see MAT Update). • To be eligible for a certificate of completion, a student must complete the entire class. Absent hours will constitute a failure of completion. • Students must be able to read and write at a minimum of an eighth grade level. Oral testing will not be conducted at Meridian Technology Center. • Class moves at a fast pace. Student must be prepared to study outside of class in order to ensure success. • Students must test and score a minimum of 85 percent overall and demonstrate the appropriate skills in order to pass the class. Course Content: Module 1 Ethical/Legal Issues and Documentation Module 2 Administering Medications Module 3 Vital Signs For more information, please call the Health Occupations desk at (405) 377-3333 ext. 209 or 211 (Health, Medical, Medicine, Certification)

Medication Administration Technician Update (ZRXMTU)

Course Description: • As required by law, this class meets the minimum eight-hour requirement for annual update training in Medication Administration. • Certification course. Prerequisites: • Medication Administration Training certification. Pertinent Information: • All books included in tuition. • MAT Update program is designed to provide update training required by Oklahoma HB 1092 (May 87) and amended by HB 1880 (June 88). • Students may enroll in this class only if their current MAT certification has not expired. • State law requires a minimum of eight hours update training, which this course covers. • To be eligible for a certificate of completion, a student must complete the entire class. Absent hours will constitute a failure of completion. • Students must be able to read and write at a minimum of an eighth grade level. Oral testing will not be conducted at Meridian Technology Center. Course Content: Infection Control Special Precautions relating to blood spills/body fluids Links in the Chain of Infection Guidelines for Preventing Infection Administering Medications Verify Right of Medication Administration Verify Purposes of Medication and their Common Abbreviations & Symbols Verify Storing and Handling of Medications Verify Administration of Medications Vital Signs Verify Symbols for Documentation of Vital Signs Verify Charting of Vital Signs Conversion of Fahrenheit and Centigrade (Celsius) Temperature Readings Legal Issues and Residents’ Rights Standards of Care Liability Issues Confidentiality Issues Medical Emergencies Signs, symptoms, and Treatment Drug and drug-food Interactions Chart Medication Administration and Resident Care Standard Abbreviations and Symbols General Guidelines for Charting Documenting For more information, please call the Health Occupations desk at (405) 377-3333 ext. 209 or 211 (MAT, Health, Medical, Medicine)

Pediatric Advanced Life Support (ZRXPALSP)

Pediatric Advanced Life Support Recertification (ZRXPALSR)

Course Description: • This recertification course is for those individuals who currently hold certification in American Heart Association Pediatric Advanced Life Support. Students will be brought up-to-date on American Heart Association guidelines that may have changed since their last certification. Students will be required to demonstrate their skills and take a written examination. • AHA Certification is obtained upon successful completion. Prerequisites: • Current AHA Pediatric Advanced Life Support certification (if certification has expired, students are required to take the initial Pediatric Advanced Life Support course – there is no grace period). Pertinent Information: • Students should bring their book. • Students must attend the entire class to be eligible for completion. • Student must demonstrate 100 percent skill competency and pass a written test with 84 percent or better to successfully complete certification requirements. • Certification is for two years. • Majority of class time will be spent on the floor practicing/reviewing skills utilizing the manikins. Students are encouraged to dress comfortably. Course Content: Update on American Heart Association Guidelines Practice/Review of all Skills Skills Testing Written Examination. For more information, please call the Health Occupations desk at (405) 377-3333 ext. 209 or 211 (PALS, Toddler, Infant, CPR, Health, Medical)

Social Security 101 (ZRXSS)

As you near retirement, one of the biggest financial decisions you'll need to make is when to begin receiving your Social Security retirement benefits. This class is designed for people who want to understand how to properly file, maximize eligibility, avoid common mistakes, etc.

You will learn:

• How to properly file for Social Security Benefits
• How to maximize the amount you are eligible for
• How to avoid common mistakes people make when claiming their benefits
• How to optimize your assets to minimize or avoid paying taxs on your Social Security benefits
• How much income you can make and still draw Social Security
• How Social Security is taxed
• How to claim a souce benefit if divorced

Vital Signs (ZRXVS)

Tims Body Worx (ZTBWT)

Women Mean Business Luncheon/Speaker (zwomebis)