Flex Learning Lab

For people who have a reasonable chance of coming into contact with blood or blood-containing materials as part of their job responsibilities.

Designed for CNAs who will be responsible for the administration of medication to residents in care facilities. Course meets all OSDH requirements and prepares you to take the state’s certification exam. Must be a current CNA in LTC, HA or DDCA with 6 months of CNA work experience, 18 years of age and hold high school diploma or equivalency.

Focuses on the routine administrative and clinical tasks that help keep medical offices, clinics and urgent care centers running smoothly. Learn how to take medical histories, assist with various treatment procedures, and prepare and administer medications. Prepares for CCMA certification.
 

Will satisfy 16-hour training requirements to be eligible for deeming onto Nurse Aide Registry as a Home Health Aide. Pre-requisite: Must hold current designation as a Long-Term Care Aide in the state of Oklahoma.

Emphasizes basic knowledge of legal and ethical issues. Students will learn vital signs and how to properly administer certain medications in an environment where acute nursing care is not required. 

As required by law, this class meets the minimum eight-hour annual update training in Medication Administration. Must be a current MAT to enroll.

Prepares individuals to work in a long-term care facility, assisted living facility, etc. Includes proper lifting and moving procedures and patient care skills relating to personal hygiene, safety, comfort, nutrition, exercise and elimination needs of residents. Must pass state skills and written tests to receive certification. Testing fees not included in tuition.

Vital signs are a standard component of any patient assessment. Learn how to obtain and understand those routinely monitored by medical professionals and health care providers.