ProSkills Institute

Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs) perform a multitude of essential duties under the direction of a physician.

Most Licensed Practical Nurses work in medical settings such as nursing care facilities, home health care centers, health care provider offices, clinics, hospice facilities, and hospitals.

Professional Skills Institute offers qualified classroom and laboratory instruction in combination with contracted clinical facilities, complete with the current instruments and equipment you'd find on your first day of work. In addition, the Practical Nurse program includes clinical training in actual medical facilities that will prepare you with the on-the-job skills you'll need as an important part of any healthcare team.

Physical Therapist Assistants (PTAs) work under the direction and supervision of physical therapists to help patients recover from injuries and illnesses, regain movement, and manage pain.

Most Physical Therapist Assistants work in physical therapy clinics, hospitals, skilled nursing facilities, home health care and academia.

Professional Skills Institute combines qualified instruction with the exercise equipment, patient care tools, and assistive devices you'd find on your first day of work. In addition, the Physical Therapist Assistant program includes 656 clinical hours in actual physical therapy departments and clinics. This clinical education will prepare you with the on-the-job skills to function as an important part of the rehabilitation team.

Medical Assistants perform a variety of clerical and clinical skills.

Most Medical Assistants work in physicians' offices, health care centers, or clinics. There are also many job opportunities in hospitals, medical laboratories, and long-term care facilities.

Professional Skills Institute combines qualified instruction with the medical facilities, equipment and instruments you'd find on your first day of work. In addition, a 160-hour externship in actual medical facilities will prepare you with the on-the-job skills you'll need as an important part of any medical team.

Medical Billing and Coding Specialists (MBCS) are responsible for completing medical records, assigning diagnosis codes, submitting medical insurance claims, and entering patient charges, payments, and adjustments. In smaller practices, Medical Billing and Coding Specialists may also be responsible for greeting patients, scheduling appointments, and overall office support.

Most Medical Billing and Coding professionals work in physicians' offices, managed healthcare companies, and insurance companies. There are also job opportunities in outpatient care centers, hospitals, medical clinics, and third party billing companies.

Professional Skills Institute combines qualified instruction with the medical facilities, equipment, and instruments you'd find on your first day of work. In addition, a 160-hour externship in actual medical facilities will prepare you with the on-the-job skills you'll need as an important part of any medical team.