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Explore career-focused programs designed to combine foundational knowledge with practical skills.
Prepare for an Important Role in the Dental Office
Dental Assistant Program
Dental assistants help dental practices operate safely, efficiently, and compassionately. They may support dentists during procedures, prepare patients and treatment rooms, organize instruments and materials, maintain infection-control procedures, update records, and provide general patient support.
Skills Students May Develop
- Chairside assisting procedures
- Patient seating and preparation
- Instrument identification and transfer
- Tray and treatment-room preparation
- Sterilization and disinfection
- Dental terminology
- Charting and record support
- Impression and restorative materials
- Postoperative and oral-health instructions
- Professional communication
- Dental-office responsibilities
Contact Admissions for current class schedule, tuition, entrance requirements, certification or examination eligibility, and upcoming start dates.
Combine Technical Skill With Precision and Creativity
Dental Laboratory Technician — Associates Degree
Dental laboratory technicians work behind the scenes to help produce restorations and appliances prescribed by dental professionals. The associates degree program covers detailed work with dental models, casts, materials, esthetics, occlusion, fixed prostheses, crowns, bridges, and other laboratory processes.
Areas of Study May Include
- Dental terminology and anatomy
- Impressions, casts, and dies
- Occlusion and articulation
- Fixed restorations
- Crown and bridge procedures
- Wax techniques and casting production
- Dental materials
- Metal-ceramic restorations
- Esthetics and shade considerations
- Laboratory safety and workflow
Contact Admissions to confirm current program availability, schedule, tuition, and entrance requirements.
Focused Laboratory Skills Training
Dental Laboratory Technician — Certificate
The certificate program provides focused training in dental laboratory skills and procedures. Students develop practical knowledge of the tools, materials, and techniques used in producing dental restorations and appliances.
Areas of Study May Include
- Dental terminology and anatomy
- Impressions, casts, and dies
- Fixed restorations
- Crown and bridge procedures
- Dental materials
- Laboratory safety and workflow
Contact Admissions to confirm current program availability, schedule, tuition, and entrance requirements.
The First Point of Contact in Every Dental Practice
Dental Receptionist
Dental receptionists manage the front office of a dental practice — greeting patients, scheduling appointments, handling records, processing billing, and supporting the administrative needs of the practice. This program prepares students for the communication and organizational responsibilities of the role.
Skills Students May Develop
- Patient scheduling and appointment management
- Dental terminology
- Insurance and billing basics
- Patient records and documentation
- Telephone and front-desk communication
- Office procedures and professionalism
Contact Admissions for current program availability, schedule, tuition, and entrance requirements.
Prepare to Support Patients With Skill and Compassion
Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA)
Certified nursing assistants provide essential direct-care support in healthcare environments. This program prepares students for the knowledge and skills required for entry-level patient care roles and CNA certification examination eligibility.
Program Details
- Direct patient care and support
- Vital signs and basic clinical skills
- Patient safety and mobility assistance
- Infection control and hygiene
- Communication and documentation
- Certification exam preparation
Training availability, curriculum, clinical requirements, certification preparation, schedules, and eligibility requirements should be reviewed directly with Admissions.
Provide Care and Support in the Home Setting
Home Health Aide (HHA)
Home health aides assist patients in their homes with daily living activities, personal care, and basic health monitoring under the supervision of healthcare professionals. This program prepares students for entry-level home care roles.
Skills Students May Develop
- Personal care and hygiene assistance
- Vital signs monitoring
- Mobility and transfer assistance
- Meal preparation and nutrition basics
- Infection control
- Communication and patient support
Contact Admissions for current program availability, schedule, tuition, and entrance requirements.
CPR/AED and Continuing Training
Ask Admissions about currently scheduled cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and AED certification, dental radiology coursework, continuing education, refresher training, and other short-format courses. Contact Admissions for current availability, schedules, and fees.
Not Sure Which Program Fits You?
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