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Patient Access Representative

Patient Access Representative

Begin a rewarding healthcare career as a Patient Access Representative. You'll be the initial point of contact, providing compassionate assistance, gathering information, and clarifying procedures. With empathy and tech skills, you'll boost patient confidence and comfort. Explore growth opportunities in healthcare and make a meaningful impact. Join us today for the Patient Access Representative program.

Program Overview

Program length: Six weeks
Cost: $810 (Funding Available)
Schedule: Classes meet Monday, Wednesday, Thursday from 5 PM - 8 PM
Location: Northeast Accelerated Training Center
Suite 100
7795 Walton Pkwy
New Albany, OH 43054

 

What You’ll Learn

  • Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation; receiving an industry recognized CPR certification. 
  • Basic computer skills, including data entry, word processing, and email.
  • Healthcare terminology and structure of U.S. healthcare institutions.
  • Problem solving and customer service in a healthcare setting.
  • Guidelines for professional, ethical, and inclusive treatment of patients while maintaining privacy and security practices.

Job Outlook

This accelerated training program is your ticket to landing a job in hospitals, doctor’s offices, nursing homes, and rehabilitation facilities, among other healthcare settings. With comprehensive training and the skills you need to succeed, you'll be prepared to make a meaningful difference in the lives of patients and their families from day one.

Average Wages

$17-$20 an hour

Career Prospects

Working as a Patient Access Representative offers excellent exposure to different healthcare careers. With a foot in the door, you can work and pursue further education to qualify for a wide range of jobs, including:

  • Sterile processing technician
  • Clinical lab assistant
  • Phlebotomist
  • Nurse aide (STNA)
  • Pharmacy technician
  • Health information management technician

Patient Access Representative

The demand for healthcare workers is soaring, particularly for Patient Access Representatives. This training program will prepare you for employment in various healthcare settings, including hospitals, doctor’s offices, and nursing homes.

Patient Access Representative 

May 20 - July 10

Monday, Wednesday, Thursday

5 PM - 8 PM

North East Franklin County Accelerated Training Center 

 

VIEW ENROLLMENT STEPS

Enrollment Steps

Step 1: Program Application Begin your journey by completing the program application. Click the button below to apply and set your course toward a brighter future.

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Step 2: Submission of "College Readiness" Materials Demonstrating your readiness for the program can be achieved through various avenues. Follow these guidelines for submission:

a. Official Transcripts from College Courses (if applicable): If you've taken college courses in the United States, please arrange for official transcripts to be sent directly to the college. To expedite the process, click here. While your official transcripts are in transit, kindly forward an unofficial copy to acceleratedtraining@cscc.edu. Make sure to specify the program you've applied for in your email.

b. Official U.S. High School Transcript or GED: For those with a U.S. high school background, provide an official copy of your high school transcript or GED by clicking here. Alongside this, send an unofficial copy to acceleratedtraining@cscc.edu while you await your official documents to be processed. Mention the program you've applied for in your email.

c. Alternative Options: If the above options do not apply to you, consider the following pathways:

i. For 8+ Years of Schooling in the U.S. (English Native): If you've completed at least 8 years of schooling in the U.S. and English is your native language, you'll need to undertake the Reading & Math placement tests. To register for these tests, click here. Once done, share your scores with us by emailing acceleratedtraining@cscc.edu.

ii. For Less Than 8 Years of Schooling in the U.S. (Non-Native English): If you have less than 8 years of schooling in the U.S. and English isn't your native language, you should complete the ESL placement test. Register for this test by clicking here. After the test, email your scores to acceleratedtraining@cscc.edu.

Step 3: Visit the "Find Funding" tab below.

Step 4: Upon successfully completing both steps 1-3, you'll receive an application status email from one of our dedicated career navigators. Accepted candidates will be provided with comprehensive enrollment details and valuable scholarship information. If, unfortunately, your application is not accepted, don't worry. We'll offer you guidance on the next steps to consider.

WIOA & CCMEP Funds
Embark on your educational journey with the support of Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) and Comprehensive Case Management and Employment Program (CCMEP) funds. Ohio Means Jobs centers connect eligible students with financial assistance for training and education, opening doors to diverse career pathways. Elevate your prospects – inquire about WIOA and CCMEP opportunities today!

With questions or help navigating these options, please reach out to Jason Segrest to jsegrest@cscc.edu

Contact Us

Accelerated Training Centers
614-287-5528
acceleratedtraining@cscc.edu

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