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Medical Patient Billing using Medisoft® ■
Insurance Procedures for the Medical Office. Come learn, in a simulated job setting, a data-
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based program for computerized patient billing and record keeping that many medical offices SINESS
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use. Computer practice available Tuesday, 5:00-6:00pm. Prerequisite: Keyboarding proficiency.
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Textbook required. Call 925.228.3276, Ext. 282 for textbook information.
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SECTION DAY TIME ROOM FEE INSTRUCTOR
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16-3010 Tue/Thu, Sept 9–Nov 20 6:00–8:00pm 9 $95 Ronquillo
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MEDICAL INSURANCE SPECIALIST CERTIFICATE
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The requirements to earn this certificate are completion of the following classes within
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a year and a half or six consecutive quarters:
• Medical Terminology • Anatomy and Physiology
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• Patient Billing (Data Entry using Medisoft) • Insurance Billing and Coding
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Certificates earned with 85% attendance and 85% or higher on the class final.
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Media and Design Arts ■
Digital Camera Photo Enhancing (Instructor-directed)
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Using Photoshop Elements 6
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Learn to use different technologies to get your photos from your camera to
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the PC. Learn file management of your photos and how to safeguard them.
Learn how the pros do it, enhance and fix problems in your photos using Photoshop Elements.
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Correct red eye, over/under exposure, retouch portraits, repair old photos, create panoramas, ■
learn how to e-mail photos, and more. Prerequisites: Windows and keyboarding proficiency.
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Textbook required, $32.00. See instructor.
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SECTION DAY TIME ROOM FEE INSTRUCTOR
16-2327 Thu, Sept 11–Nov 20 6:00–8:00pm Tech 1 $70 Williams
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Information Support and Services
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Introduction to Computers (Instructor-directed)
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This course will help improve your computer skills with knowledge and hands-on activities in
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class and ideas for practicing the new skills during the week. Learn about hardware, software,
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operating systems, and file management. Topics include: Browsing the Internet, setting up and
using e-mail and security on the Internet, basic use of software applications for word processing,
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and working with photos, and clip art. There is no textbook. ■
SECTION DAY TIME ROOM FEE INSTRUCTOR
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16-2011 Thu, Sept 11–Nov 20 6:00–8:00pm Tech 2 $70 Carrigan
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Programming and System Development
PowerPoint 2007 (Instructor-directed)
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This course teaches you how to produce powerful and effective presentation graphics. Students
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will plan, define, create, and modify presentations, as well as work with text, objects and animation
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and create on-screen slide shows. Book: Microsoft PowerPoint 2007: Comprehensive, ISBN:
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978-1-59136-122-0. Books can be purchased online at lablearning.com.
SECTION DAY TIME ROOM FEE INSTRUCTOR
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16-2325 Mon, Sept 8–Nov 17 6:00–8:00pm Tech I $70 White
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Information Support and Services
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Microsoft Word (Instructor-directed)
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Learn formatting and layering objects, creating newsletters, working with styles, indexes and
table of contents; adding captions to figures and saving documents as web pages. For textbook
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information call (925) 228-3276, Ext. 282.
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SECTION DAY TIME ROOM FEE INSTRUCTOR
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16--2412 Wed, Sept 10–Nov 19 6:00–8:00pm 7 $70 Mollenbernd
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Information Support and Services
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Computer Practice (Self-paced class)
Currently enrolled Evening Business Training Center students: Do
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you need some practice time with the computer? Class time is available
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any time during the designated hours on the specified day. Practice to
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your heart’s content. There will be an instructor to assist you if you have
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questions. $30 class fee for the full quarter.
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SECTION DAY TIME ROOM FEE INSTRUCTOR
16-2500 Tue/Thu, Sept 9–Nov 18 5:00–8:00pm 9 $30 Ronquillo
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See pages 46-47 for registration form/information
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High School GED registration see pages 27-28
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