Evening Program

Spring 2010 Courses

REGISTRATION: January 12, 2010 at 6:00 p.m. the night of class. Fees must be paid at this time to reserve space in the class. You may pay with cash, check, credit card or company sponsored by letter. CLASS WILL FILL ON A FIRST-COME BASIS. A minimum number is needed for the class to meet.

IV Therapy Registration: Call 901-475-2526 for registration information.

FEE WAIVERS may be used after all paying students have registered and space is available.

FINANCIAL AID is available to those who qualify. Some programs may not be approved for financial aid.

Course Descriptions

Computer Related Evening Courses
MS Office 2007 Workshop
Coming Soon!

• Date and Time: TBA

Health Related Evening Courses
Medical Terminology
This course will enable students to interpret and understand medical terms needed for effective communication. Word roots, prefixes, suffixes used in the medical field will be covered as well as terms related to general anatomy, physiology and pathology. This course can enhance your abilities as a PNE student.

• Date and Time: September 2010, Tuesday and Thursday, 6-9 p.m.
• Length: Twenty sessions, a total of 60 hours
• Fees: $288.00 plus beginning cost for books

Medical Coding
This is an introductory course covering coding concepts, principles and guidelines used in medical/surgical offices to assign medical diagnoses and procedures to patient health records. Prerequisite: Medical Terminology Course

• Date and Time: Jan 15 - Mar 25, 2010, Tuesday and Thursday, 6-9 p.m.
• Length: Twenty sessions, a total of 60 hours
• Fees: $288.00 plus beginning cost for books

Note: Resource for Professional Coder Information. www.aapc.com

Medical Billing
This is an introductory course that covers billing concepts, principles and guidelines used in a health care setting. Prerequisite: Medical Terminology or Coding Course

• Date and Time: May 11 - Jun 10, 2010, Tuesday and Thursday, 6-9 p.m.
• Length: Ten sessions, a total of 30 hours
• Fees: $224.00 plus beginning cost for books

For Certified Professional Coder (CPC) examination information visit www.aapc.com

Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning, and Refrigeration
The Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning, and Refrigeration program is 20-months of individualized instruction that prepares students to work in a variety of jobs in the field of air conditioning and refrigeration. Students are prepared to troubleshoot, repair, and maintain residential and commercial refrigeration, air conditioning, heat pumps, and electrical and gas heating, and humidifiers. Students also learn the fundamentals of electricity, electric motors, and controls.

• Date and Time: Jan 12 - Apr 15, 2010, Tuesday and Thursday, 6-9 p.m.
• Length: Twenty six sessions, a total of 78 hours
• Fees: $288.00 plus beginning cost for books

NOTE: A Monday and Wednesday HVAC/R evening class will open after the Tuesday and Thursday class fills, if training space is available..

Industrial Maintenance
The Industrial Maintenance Program is designed to provide entry level skills to accomplish the daily tasks required to maintain equipment. This 16-month program was established by the industry needs of this geographical region. The students take these skills and, using on-the-job training, works towards becoming an accomplished technician.

• Date and Time: Jan 12 - Apr 15, 2010, Tuesday and Thursday, 6-9 p.m.
• Length: Twenty six sessions, a total of 78 hours
• Fees: $288.00 plus beginning cost for books

Machine Tool Technology
This 18-month program develops entry level skills in the set-up and operations of machine tools. Such operations will include lathes, milling machines, power saws, drill presses, and surface grinders. We also train in the set-up and operation of computerized numerical controlled machines and welding applications. Writing computer aided program fundamentals is included in our training curriculum.

• Not available this term

Welding Processes
The 12-month program is designed to prepare students for a career in welding using the various welding processes and blueprint reading. The individualized method of instruction provides for both classroom instruction and practical hands on experience using tools and welding equipment. The following processes will be taught: SMAW (stick), MIG, TIG, and Oxyacetylene and Plasma cutting.

• Date and Time: Jan 12 - Apr 15, 2010, Tuesday and Thursday, 6-9 p.m.
• Length: Twenty six sessions, a total of 78 hours
• Fees: $288.00 plus beginning cost for books and other academic fees

* NOTE: FEES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE

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• Attracts permanent quality business and industry to Tennessee and promotes expansion of existing business and industry.
• Allows skilled workers to remain in their local communities in Tennessee.
• Higher incomes for Tennessee Citizens.
• Enhances Tennessee’s tax base.
• Produces a better quality of life for:
• The individual Tennessee citizen
• Tennessee families
• The local community
• The best professional training