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Site Map              Directions Program Objective: To prepare the student to meet the requirements for entry level employment in medical or dental offices, hospitals, clinics and other health care facilities requiring skills in medical billing and coding. Program Description: Emphasis is placed on medical and dental terminology, health insurance and computer applications. Program Prerequisites: A high school diploma and an interview with a school administrator. Prospective student must demonstrate the academic skill to master the concepts presented in the program. Course # Course Name Hours Comp 101 Computer Fundamentals 10 Comp 102 Office Applications 45 CAT 101 Computer Accounting Technology 60 MBC 101 Medical and Dental Terminology 30 MBC 201 Anatomy and Physiology 30 MBC 102 Medical Billing and Coding 70 MBC 301 Medical Office Management 40 CD 101 Career Development 15 Course # Course Name Hours Comp 101 Computer Fundamentals 10   Covers the basics of the MS Windows operating system and the use of the keyboard and mouse. Comp 102 Office Applications 45   Provides the student with a working knowledge of Microsoft Word and Excel. CAT 101 Computer Accounting Technology 60   In this course the student is prepared to perform the bookkeeping and accounting functions commonly found in a small to medium size business. Topics include; double entry accounting, account setup, analyzing and recording transactions, special journals, accounts receivable and accounts payable, cash disbursements and cash receipts. Students learn through realistic accounting simulations and projects utilizing computer accounting software. MBC 101 Medical and Dental Terminology 30   Provides the student with an understanding of basic prefixes, suffixes and root words as they are commonly applied to Dental and cardiovascular, lymphatic and respiratory systems. MBC 201 Anatomy and Physiology 30   This course covers basic human anatomy and physiology with the objective of linking learned terminology to the bodily functions described. MBC 102 Medical Billing and Coding 70   This course will prepare the student for the completion of medical forms for billing. The student will learn standard formats and coding to process claims and generate bills. MBC 301 Medical Office Management 40   This course will provide the student with a basic understanding of how medical and dental offices are managed. It will include descriptions of various health care environments, record keeping, scheduling, billing and other office management functions. CD 101 Career Development 15   This course provides training and direction in preparing cover letters and resumes along with training in interview skills, closing skills and negotiation techniques. Program Schedule: Day School -  Monday through Friday from 8:30a.m. to 2:30p.m.-10 weeks Night School -  Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 6:00p.m. to 10:10p.m.-20 weeks

CDM Institute     -    40 Galesi Drive     Wayne, NJ 07470     973.785.1234     -     Copyright 2001 CDM Institute. All Rights Reserved.

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