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The MICT program follows the department of transportation curriculum, as prescribed by the Kansas Board of Emergency Medical Service.
It involves one year of didactic, clinical and internship…

The welding program offers stackable credentials. Students can gain
their Cert A, Cert B or Associates Degree in Applied Science. The
program is focused on flat welding and students are ta…

Occupational Skills Training
Class Size: Maximum: 12
Average: 12
Instructor to Student Ratio: 1/6
Training Program Description: Student dental hygienists focus on the assessment, con…

This program will prepare you to apply technical knowledge and skills when bonding or cutting metal parts. Instruction, both formal and self-paced, includes shielded metal arc welding, gas metal…

The first two semesters of this half-day program provide a hands-on introduction to the inner workings of computers. Instruction covers computer hardware, Microsoft and Linux network operating s…

Applicants must be graduates from a Practical Nursing Program. The graduate of the A.D. Nursing program is capable of utilizing the nursing care for a group of patients with nursing problems.

This program prepares the students as an entry level neurodiagnostic technologist. In the classroom setting the students will explore anatomy, physiology, and the pathophysiology of neuroscience…

A key member of the professional dental team, the licensed dental hygienist is on the “front line” of patient care, responsible for providing educational, clinical and therapeutic services that …

Nursing is a rewarding career with an optimistic employment future. JCCC’s registered nurse program is fully accredited by the Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing, and approved by …

The respiratory therapist is involved in a variety of lifesaving and life-supporting situations. Respiratory therapists treat patients ranging in age from newborns to senior citizens in the prev…