This project was funded by a grant awarded under the President’s Community-Based Job Training Grants, as implemented by the U.S. Department of Labor’s Employment and Training Administration.

Online Medical Spanish
Do you need to communicate with the Spanish-speaking community? Take it online. It is available on demand on a monthly basis. A new class will start the first Wednesday of every month.

Instructor Name: Linda Huber
Location: Online
530 12153L082 Sept 3 - Sept 30 $64
530 12162L082 Oct 1 - Oct 31     $64
530 12164L082 Nov 5 - Nov 30    $64
530 12165L082 Dec 3 - Dec 31     $64

Online CNA (Certified Nursing Assistant)

5 Credits
Prerequisite: Read and write English. Have no medical restrictions. Two-step TB Exam and Physical Examination, and Ivy Tech application. Must have strong desire to work with the elderly in a long term care setting. Must contact (812) 429-9838 to obtain enrollment process.

You can now take the lecture part of the CNA at home via the Internet. You will need to be on campus 4 days for labs and testing and at your clinical site only 7 days. This is your opportunity to get your CNA license without doing so much driving. Program consists of 128 contact hours including lab, classroom, and clinical. The clinical portion is held at a long term care facility. Program meets the requirements of the Indiana State Department of Health, Long Term Care Division.

Books/Cost: CNA Online Version Binder. Estimated at $45.
Supplies/Cost: $70 State Certification Exam and a fee for Adult Criminal Background
Check.
Instructor Name: Susan Jesop, RN
Location: Online
HHS 10782L073 20 Online sessions, Apr 7 - Jun 23
Labs and testing on campus Apr 19, May 3, May 17, and May 31 from 10 A.M.-4 P.M.
Clinicals at an Evansville Long Term Care Facility
7 sessions MTWThF Jun 13 - Jun 23 from 7 A.M.-3 P.M.
$456.50 + $40 Tech Fee

Online EMT-B (Emergency Medical Technician-Basic)

Prerequisite: 18 years-old, High School Graduate or GED, College Application, and Compass Assessment.

This 7.5 credit-hour course will be taught as a hybrid class. The entire didactic (lecture) portion will be online. Didactic final and labs will be held at Ivy Tech on Saturdays and clinical observations will be at a hospital emergency room and at a local ambulance service. The course covers theories, techniques and operational aspects of pre-hospital emergency care within the scope and responsibility of the EMT-B. It prepares students for the state certification examination. Course cost does not include cost of the state certification written or practical skills examination.

Books/Cost: Emergency Care Text & Workbook by Limmer, O’Keefe, Grant, Murray & Bergeron 10th Ed. Published by Bradt.
Estimated at $148.50, Student Handbook/Custom Copy. Estimated at $14; PASS
EMT-Basic Video by Brady/Lifeline. Estimated at $40.
Supplies/Cost: White shirt available at Ivy Tech’s bookstore and black or blue pants.
Instructor Name: Kevin Hendrickson
Location: Online
PAR 10281L073 30 online sessions, Jan 7 - May 4
$684.75 + $40 Tech Fee
Course written final on campus: Apr 28 - May 4.
State practical exam: to be announced.
Labs on campus: Saturdays - Jan 26, Feb 9, Mar 1, Mar 22, Apr 19, May 3

Online First Responder

Prerequisite: Compass Assessment and College Application

This three credit hour hybrid course will have the didactic (lecture) portion online with the labs (only four days) held on Saturday at Ivy Tech. It provides students with information necessary to recognize emergency situations, to know the proper course of action with different types of emergencies and to apply appropriate first aid. Addresses handling of victims of hazardous materials accidents and covers CPR, including one and two rescuer and adult, infant and
child resuscitation. Tuition and tech fee subject to change.

Books/Cost: First Responder, 7/E by J. David Bergeron, Gloria Bizjak, George W. Krause, Christopher Le Baudour, Prentice Hall. Estimated at $70.
Instructor Name: Kevin Hendrickson
Location: Online
PST 12082L073 16 online sessions Jan 7 - Apr 6
$273.90 + $40 Tech Fee
Written final on campus: Mar 31 - Apr 6
Practical exam: to be announced.
Labs: Saturdays - Jan 26, Feb 16, Mar 8, Apr 12

Online QMA (Qualified Medication Aide)

5 IND-Credits

Prerequisite: Extensive list of prerequisites including CNA Certification, 1,000 hours of documented work experience as a CNA within the last 24 months, and letter of reference from employer.

You can now take the lecture part of the QMA at home or at work via the internet. You will need to be on campus 2 days for labs and testing and at your clinical site to complete the 40-hour practicum. This is your opportunity to get your QMA license without doing so much driving. Class consists of 64 classroom hours and 40 clinical hours. It meets the new Indiana State Department of Health QMA

curriculum guidelines. The 40-hour clinical experience is held at a local long term care facility. Tuition and Tech Fee subject to change.

Books/Cost: QMA Training Manual. Estimated at $45; Current edition of Nursing Drug Handbook, Lippincott, Williams & Wilkins. Estimated at $37.60. Available in bookstore.
Supplies/Cost: $60 State Certification exam, $10 State Licensing fee, and fee for Adult Criminal Background Check. Supply Kit. Estimated at $35.
Instructor Name: Jason Huff, RN
Location: Online
IND 12581L073 16 online sessions Mar 5 - Jun 18
$456.50 + $40 Tech Fee
Labs: to be announced