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They perform administrative tasks such as Schedulingappointments Keeping track of patient record Answering phones and making phone calls Organizing medical supplies and equipment Preparing patient charts and reports Filing paperwork and doing other light clerical work.
They are often the first people to meet with a patient during an appointment, discussing whatever issue theyre experiencing. We can accommodate busy schedules by offering day classes at our Philadelphia location and daytime and evening classes at our two New Jersey sites.
These settings include nursing homes, rehabilitation centers, assisted living facilities, hospices, and even in-home health care. This program is available in both daytime and evening options in a hybrid delivery to accommodate busy schedules. Both the day and night programs include 720 total hours over 40 instructional weeks.
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