Courses

• MOA 110 – Medical Terminology

In the Medical terminology course, students will gain an understanding and knowledge of the Human Body, how it works, the diseases of the Human Body, the Medicine of the Human Body and the Terminology of the Human Body. This course is the first step in achieving further studies in the medical field.

• MOA 120 – Medical Office Billing
  

  In this course, students are introduced to the Medical Service Plan of British Columbia Billing Guide. By the end of this course, students will be able to understand and use the ICD9 codes and can bill clients. This course covers both the theory and exercise questions that are recommended by the Medical Service of British Columbia.

• MOA 130 – Medical Transcription
  

  In this course, students will learn how to transcribe dictated materials wholly and accurately in a medical office setting.

• MOA 140 – Medical Office and Clinical Procedures
  

  This course introduces students to administration and clinical procedures. In terms of administration, students will learn how to deal with patients, book appointments, register patients and take care of different administrative procedures in a medical clinic. In terms of clinical procedures, students will be introduced to different medical equipment. Also, they will learn how to take vital signs, set up exam rooms for different procedures, and assist physicians in specific clinical procedures.

• GEN110 – Keyboarding
  

  This course is designed to help students in developing, increasing, and refining their keyboarding skills, proofreading skills, speed, and accuracy. Students are given access to keyboarding software, and their progress is monitored daily.

• BMD110 – Word Processing Core
  

  This course introduces students to word processing and Microsoft Word. It helps to develop skills in creating and manipulating highly functional documents.

• BMD120 – Spreadsheets
  

  This course introduces students to spreadsheets and Microsoft Excel. You will learn how to work with different types of documents using a variety of core and intermediate features to create and edit professionally. manipulating highly functional spreadsheets.

• BMD150 – Email, Scheduling, & Calendars
  

  This course introduces students to email and Microsoft Outlook. It helps to develop skills in managing email, calendars, contacts, and tasks.

• BMD160 – Business Language & Communication Skills
  

  This course introduces students to business English and communication in a business environment.

• BMD165 – Business Writing
  

  This course is designed to provide students with all the information and practice they need to communicate effectively in the business world. Business Writing features a stronger focus on technology with a new chapter on drafting messages for electronic media, new cutting-edge business content including social media and e-portfolios focusing on grammar, vocabulary, and writing. You’ll discover how business communication differs from personal and social communication, and you’ll see how today’s companies use blogs, social networks, podcasts, virtual worlds, wikis, and other technologies.

• BMD300 – Accounting Fundamentals Core
  

  This course provides students with a strong foundation in the basics of Accounting. Further, it gives extensive practice in understanding the rules of debits and credits, transaction analysis, month-end duties, adjusting entries, closing entries, and financial statements.

• BMD310 – Accounting Fundamentals Advanced
  

  This course is a continuation of Accounting Fundamentals Core. This focuses on special journals, bank reconciliations, bad debts, petty cash, corporations, dividends, bonds, and retained earnings.