Pioneer Pacific College

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Pioneer Pacific College is a nationally recognized college with locations in the greater Portland area and Springfield, OR. Degree programs are available in Business, Law, Computer Science and Health Services. Diplomas can be earned in as little as 10 months and weekday, Saturday and evening classes are available for total flexibility. Financial aid is available for students who qualify.

Locations

  • Clackamas, OR
  • Springfield, OR
  • Wilsonville, OR
  • Wilsonville, OR

Medical Technician Programs at Pioneer Pacific College

  • Associate of Applied Science in Healthcare Administration

    Description: The Healthcare Administration major combines a foundation in medical administration with a thorough understanding of computer applications, solid groundwork in accounting and courses in human resource and organizational management. This combination is designed to prepare the student for administration careers in the healthcare industry. Students will gain a comprehensive understanding of the application of management principles to the healthcare environment and be prepared for entry level and front line management positions.

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  • Associate of Applied Science in Medical Assisting

    Description: The Medical Assisting program is designed to prepare the graduate for an entry-level position in a physician's office or medical clinic. The program emphasizes the development of clinical skills to train students for positions such as medical assistant, medical receptionist, health plan coordinator and medical insurance customer service representative.
    Students learn not only in the classroom, but also in a laboratory which simulates the facilities, equipment, and records found in both the clinical and administrative areas of ambulatory care centers. In addition to classroom and lab instruction, students spend the last 180 hours of their program on an externship site, where, under supervision, they experience firsthand the working environment they are preparing to enter.
    In addition to the above, the AAS degree program provides an additional emphasis on computer skills. A full range of clinical competencies is enhanced by more advanced computer skills, enabling the graduate to seek employment as an administrative office manager, unit secretary, insurance claims analyst, or as a supervisory medical office assistant.
    The advent of computerized record keeping has enabled many medical facilities to function in a paper-free environment. Medical assistants with computer skills are highly valued members of the health care team.

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  • Associate of Applied Science in Medical Assisting with Limited X-ray

    Description: The Medical Assisting program is designed to prepare the graduate for an entry-level position in a physician's office or medical clinic. The program emphasizes the development of clinical skills to train students for positions such as medical assistant, medical receptionist, health plan coordinator and medical insurance customer service representative.
    Students learn not only in the classroom, but also in a laboratory which simulates the facilities, equipment, and records found in both the clinical and administrative areas of ambulatory care centers. Students are introduced to the field of limited radiography typical in hospital and clinical settings.
    Students gain knowledge and X-Ray skills regarding the head, spine, chest and ribs, abdomen, upper and lower extremities and feet. Acquired skills are demonstrated using an on-site, energized X-Ray lab. Safety measures, positioning techniques, and film assessment will be covered. In addition to classroom and lab instruction, students spend the last 180 hours of their program on an externship site, where, under supervision, they experience firsthand the working environment they are preparing to enter. In addition to the above, the AAS degree program provides an additional emphasis on computer skills.
    A full range of clinical competencies is enhanced by more advanced computer skills, enabling the graduate to seek employment as an administrative office manager, unit secretary, insurance claims analyst, or as a supervisory medical office assistant. The advent of computerized record keeping has enabled many medical facilities to function in a paper-free environment. Medical assistants with computer skills are highly valued members of the health care team.

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  • Bachelor of Science in Healthcare Administration

    Description: The bachelor's degree in Healthcare Administration combines a solid foundation in medical administration with a thorough understanding of computer applications, solid groundwork in accounting and intensive advanced coursework in human resource and organizational management.
    This program is designed to prepare the student for rewarding healthcare careers in hospitals, long-term care facilities, medical practice organizations, health maintenance organizations (HMO's) health insurance companies, consulting firms and various other organizations that support the healthcare profession.
    Students will gain a comprehensive understanding of the application of management principles to the healthcare environment and be prepared for entry to mid/level management positions.

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  • Diploma in Massage Therapy

    Description: The Massage Therapy program is designed to prepare the graduate for employment as a licensed massage therapist (practitioner) in the State of Oregon or Washington. The program emphasizes the development of clinical skills to train students for entry-level positions in spa, chiropractic, or corporate settings, or for entry into private practice. Courses are designed to develop the students' abilities to effectively plan, organize and implement therapeutic massage sessions, to develop ethical relationships with clients and other health care providers, to maintain efficient body mechanics and sound self-care practices and to manage the business aspects of the profession. The curriculum includes classes in massage theory and practice, the health sciences, and professional development. In addition to classroom and lab instruction, students practice skills in a supervised clinic providing relaxation massage to the general public and in a supervised fieldwork assignment. Fieldwork opportunities include corporate sites, where students may present wellness programs and on-site massage to office workers or health care facilities where students provide massage for patients and health care workers.

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  • Diploma in Medical Assisting

    Description: The Medical Assisting program is designed to prepare the graduate for an entry-level position in a physician's office or medical clinic. The program emphasizes the development of clinical skills to train students for positions such as medical assistant, medical receptionist, health plan coordinator and medical insurance customer service representative.
    Students learn not only in the classroom, but also in a laboratory which simulates the facilities, equipment, and records found in both the clinical and administrative areas of ambulatory care centers. In addition to classroom and lab instruction, students spend the last 180 hours of their program on an externship site, where, under supervision, they experience firsthand the working environment they are preparing to enter.

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  • Diploma in Medical Assisting with Limited X-ray

    Description: The Medical Assisting program is designed to prepare the graduate for an entry-level position in a physician's office or medical clinic. The program emphasizes the development of clinical skills to train students for positions such as medical assistant, medical receptionist, health plan coordinator and medical insurance customer service representative. Students learn not only in the classroom, but also in a laboratory which simulates the facilities, equipment, and records found in both the clinical and administrative areas of ambulatory care centers.
    Students are introduced to the field of limited radiography typical in hospital and clinical settings. Students gain knowledge and X-ray skills regarding the head, spine, chest and ribs, abdomen, upper and lower extremities and feet. Acquired skills are demonstrated using an on-site, energized X-Ray lab. Safety measures, positioning techniques, and film assessment will be covered. In addition to classroom and lab instruction, students spend the last 180 hours of their program on an externship site, where, under supervision, they experience firsthand the working environment they are preparing to enter.

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