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Programs and Courses GMC offers vocational programs and continuing education courses. The details below include general program or course information, standards of student achievement, and course completion requirements. Vocational Programs GMC vocational programs are developed by GMC, all curriculum and instruction is provided by GMC, and the course completion and course completion certificates are under the GMC logo. ECG/EKG Technician (classroom and hybrid) Program Description This program is ideal for healthcare providers seeking to enter the acute care or critical care environment, as well as prehospital care providers that work with ECG monitors. This course overviews the heart's anatomy and physiology, cardiac cycle, electrical impulse and the basic criteria) for a normal sinus rhythm. This course also teaches how to identify and respond to the following various Bradycardia, blocks, and Tachycardia. Additionally, this course teaches the learning to identify an Acute Myocardial Infarction and Ischemia by teaching the student to recognize Significant Q waves, Significant Q waves with ST Elevation, ST Segment Depression, and T wave Inversion. This is a 50-hour program that includes lectures, quizzes, discussions, skills, and national exam preparation resources. Duration 50 hours, Maximum length 2 months Electronic Health Information Management (online) Program Description This course is a complete resource tool for the student and/or professional learner. Electronic Health Information Management covers the different healthcare organizations and guides students through the various areas of the field. Students will learn the different influences of organizations such as the American Health Information Management Association (ANIMA) and The Joint Commission (formerly known as JHACC). In addition, students will be introduced to Electronic Health Records (EHR) software that is commonly used in healthcare settings. Students will learn how to enter patient demographics, store, and retrieve patient records and chart notes, and transfer and important documents into the EHR. Duration 288 hours, Maximum length 4 months Electronic Health Records (online) Program Description The Electronic Health Records program focuses on the basics of electronic health records. Students learn the purpose, design, and function of these systems along with the legal and regulatory guidelines. Emphasis is on the organizational demands and healthcare user needs administratively, clinically, and financially. Students learn through simulation labs with hands- on opportunities to use an EHR software called SimChart. Duration 135 hours, Maximum length 2 months GMCCatalog-230101 43