University of Cincinnati-Blue Ash College
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Healthcare Programs
About University of Cincinnati-Blue Ash College
University of Cincinnati-Blue Ash College offers 50 degree and certificate programs as a regional college under University of Cincinnati. The school aims to provide affordable tuition and valuable education.
University of Cincinnati-Blue Ash College offers the following healthcare-related courses:
Medical Assisting - Certificate
The Medical Assisting certificate program at University of Cincinnati-Blue Ash College aims to prepare students to become competent entry-level medical assistants. Students in this program will receive more than 200 hours of clinical experience in local healthcare facilities to ensure they get to put their new skills into practice. After completing the program, students can take the certification examination to practice as a CMA.
Veterinary Technology - Associate of Applied Science Degree
University of Cincinnati-Blue Ash College offers a Veterinary Technology program that is designed to prepare students to assist veterinarians in a variety of tasks. Students will learn important skills in crucial topics like drug administration, anesthesia, and anatomy. Students will also participate in preceptorships in area clinics.
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