The Collision Repair program is a National Automotive Technician Education Foundation (NATEF) certified program and is designed to help students develop knowledge and s…
http://www.lcsc.edu/ti/collisionrepairtechnology/Medical assistants help doctors examine and treat patients, perform
routine tasks, and keep the medical office running smoothly.
Duties vary from office to office, but normally inclu…
This program is a 9-month program designed to prepare students for entry-level employment as a collision repair technician and/or painter. All phases of refinishing are covered including basecoa…
The qualified welder may fnd employment at
several levels. Welding is considered a tool or skill by many trades, such as pipeftters, sheet metal workers, ironworkers, boilermakers, bridge …
Develop foundational skills to treat the sick or injured patient using basic emergency medical equipment. This course meets Idaho and national registry standards for obtaining the Emergency Medi…
Plumbing apprenticeship includes 160 hours of related instruction each year for four years. In addition to four years of related instruction, students must complete 8,000 hours of on-the-job tra…
Medical Coding is taught to AAPC standards through lecture and the use of real life scenarios. The student is trained to read clinical and hospital notes and assign the…
The Administrative Medical Assistant is a very important part of the medical office. He or she is normally the first and last person patients see when they come to a medical office. Doctors depe…
https://milaninstitute.edu/career-programs/administrative-medical-assistant/Automotive, Diesel, and Light Duty Diesel technicians
use complex problem solving skills to perform routine
maintenance and diagnostic repairs
Plumbing apprenticeship includes 160 hours of related instruction each year for four years. In addition to four years of related instruction, students must complete 8,000 hours of on-the-job tra…