SPRING 2012

Health Sciences and Medical Technology
Fee-based Courses

Fee-based class details

• Fee-based classes are open to high school students and adults.
• Fee-based classes must have a minimum number of students to operate.
• The course fee pays for tuition and textbooks.  There is an additional cost for uniforms.
• Students must meet minimum age and other prerequisite requirements.
• All adult and high school students are required to pay course fees and additional
   costs. No fee waivers are issued.
• Pay with cash, money order, or VISA/MasterCard credit cards. No personal checks accepted.

 

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Featured January 2012 fee-based class for LVNs: IV Therapy/Blood Withdrawal
Class 52200 Dates are Tuesday, Wednesday, January 7, 18, and Monday, Tuesday, January 23, 24, 2012 for IV therapy, 9:00 am to 5:30 pm, and the blood withdrawal instruction is Wednesday, January 25, 2012, from 9:00 am to 3:30 pm. All is included for cost of $300.  1617  E. Ball Road, Anaheim.  Enroll at the Education Center on Muller St.
 

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	Code	Instructor	Course Title	Location / Room	Days / Times	Beg./End. Date	Prerequisites	Fee
	51490	Nunley, Mark	Emergency Medical Technician	EBR Room 8	M,W     6:00p-10:00p       + 3 Sat  8:00a-2:00p	1/30-6/13	Pre-entrance Assessment or successful completion of Emergency Medical Responder; Clear criminal background check;  CPR card	$800
	51491	Nguyen, Thanh	Emergency Medical Technician	EBR Room 8	T, Th      8:30a-12:30p       + 3 Sat 8:00a-2:00p	1/31-6/14	Pre-entrance Assessment or successful completion of Emergency Medical Responder; Clear criminal background check;  CPR card	$800
	51492	Nunley, Mark	Emergency Medical Technician	EBR Room 8	T,Th       6:00p-10:00p      + 3 Sat  8:00a-2:00p	1/31-6/14	Pre-entrance Assessment or successful completion of Emergency Medical Responder; Clear criminal background check;  CPR card	$800
	53490	Yurenko, Sherre	CNA-Long Term Care  **See note below	EBR Room 12	M,T,W     7:00 a-3:30p Th          8:00a-2:00p	1/30-3/29	*Pre-entrance Assessment and Medical Core or Medical Careers I,  Physical exam, current immunizations; fingerprinting, and Dept. of Justice screening; CPR card; Must have S.S.#	$1775
	53491	Yurenko, Sherre	CNA-Long Term Care   **See note below	EBR Room 12	M,T,W  7:00 a-3:30p Th        8:00a-2:00p	4/9-6/7	*Prequisites are as listed above.	$1775
	52290	Gary Allen, R.N.	IV Therapy/Blood  Withdrawal	EBR Room 3 + VN Lab	Dates are Tuesday, Jan. 17, Wednesday, Jan. 18, and Monday, Jan. 23, Tuesday, Jan. 24, 2012 for IV therapy, 9:00 am to 5:30 pm.  Blood withdrawal instruction is Wednesday, January 25, 2012, from 9:00 am to 3:30 pm. All is included for cost of $300.  1617  E. Ball Road, Anaheim.  Enroll at the Education Center on Muller St.		VN Program Completion with proof of certification, and/or RN/LVN license	$300
	53990	De Marti, Ginger RN	Telemetry Technician	EBR Room 4	T      4:00p-8:00p	1/31-6/12	Pre-entrance Assessment	$500
	55490	Nojima-Lazar, Eileen	Medical Assistant, Clinical Back Office	EBR Room 10	M-Th   8:00a-2:30p	1/30-6/14	Pre-entrance Assessment & Medical Core	$2600
	50090	Turner, Valerie Inst. Assist 20 hrs TBD	Dental Assisting	Trident Center Dental Lab	M – Th  12:00p-5:00p  F   11:00-5:00p Externships	1/30-6/14	None	$2200

**Note: There is an additional cost for State Exam.

Spring 2012 Fee-based Dental and Medical Course Details

DENTAL ASSISTING         Trident Education Center         
50090    MTWTh            1/30-6/14        
Course fee: $2,200                                  
Dental Assistant course fee includes the cost of books.               
Externship included with instructor recommendation.

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MEDICAL ASSISTANT: CLINICAL (BACK OFFICE)  EBR  Rm. 10         
 55490    MTWTh      8:00a - 2:30p                 1/30-6/14                  Nojima-Lazar         714-502-5950          
Course fee: $2,600                                 
Additional costs (uniforms) for all students.
Externship included with instructor recommendation.
Prerequisites: Pre-entrance assessment, Medical Core or Medical Careers I, and CPR card.
Two-page brochure is available.

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NURSING ASSISTANT - LONG-TERM CARE    
                                                                       East Ball Road   Rm. 12         Yurenko     9 week class  714-502-5946
                                         
53490               MTW         700a-3:00p         1/30-3/29
                       and Th          8:00a-2:00p 

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53491               MTW         700a-3:00p         4/9-6/7                                   Yurenko       9 week class     714-502-5946
                       and Th          8:00a-2:00p       


Course fee: $1,775;  Additional costs (uniforms and State Exam) for all students.

Prerequisites: Pre-entrance assessment, Medical Core or Medical Careers I, American Heart Association BLS Healthcare Provider CPR card, physical exam, current immunizations, fingerprinting and Dept. of Justice screening, valid Social Security number.  Must be at least 16 years of age. 

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EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN       East Ball Road         Rm. 8                       
51490    M/W             6:00p-10:00p            1/30-6/13             Acosta                                         714-502-5964
                 & 3 Sat TBA    8:00a-2:00p                                                            
Course fee: $800

Additional costs (uniforms) for all students.
*Prerequisites: Proof of high school diploma, GED, or successful completion of Emergency Medical Responder, or proof of equivalent medical experience; clear criminal background check; and CPR card

EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN       East Ball Road         Rm. 8                       
51491    T/Th             8:30a-12:30p               1/31-6/14             Nguyen                                        714-502-5964
                 & 3 Sat TBA    8:00a-2:00p                                                             
Course fee: $800
                                             
Additional costs (uniforms) for all students.
*Prerequisites: As listed above.

EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN       East Ball Road         Rm. 8                       
51492    T/Th             6:00p-10:00p              1/31-6/14           Nunley                                             714-502-5964
              & 3 Sat TBA    8:00a-2:00p                                                                
Course fee: $800
Additional costs (uniforms) for all students.
*Prerequisites: As listed above.

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TELEMETRY TECHNICIAN (MONITOR)  East Ball Road, Rm. 1                              714-502-5922
53990        T       4:00p - 8:00p                 1/31-6/12               DiMarti, RN             
Course fee: $500
Prerequisite: Pre-entrance assessment

 

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INTRAVENOUS THERAPY / IV CERTIFICATION    East Ball Road, Rm. 3 & VN Lab        714-502-5962
52290                      EBR Staff                    Course fee: $300 
                              
 
IV Therapy is Tuesday, Jan. 17 and Wednesday, Jan. 18, and then
Monday, Jan. 23 and Tuesday, Jan. 24, 2012 from 9:00 am to 5:30 pm.

Blood withdrawal instruction is Wednesday, January 25, 2012, from 9:00 am to 3:30 pm.
 
All is included for cost of $300.  1617  E. Ball Road, Anaheim.  Enroll at the Education Center on Muller St. 
Prerequisites: Vocational Nursing Program completion with proof of certificate and/or RN/LVN license

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Fee-based class details

• Fee-based classes are open to high school students and adults.
• Fee-based classes must have a minimum number of students to operate.
• The course fee pays for tuition and textbooks.  There is an additional cost for uniforms.
• Students must meet minimum age and other prerequisite requirements.
• All adult and high school students are required to pay course fees and additional
   costs. No fee waivers are issued.
• Pay with cash, money order, or VISA/MasterCard credit cards. No personal checks accepted.

• Refund Policy: Your entire payment, including the $100 administrative fee, will be refunded if your class is cancelled  or overenrolled by ROP.  If you decide to withdraw from the class, you must submit a written notification to the ROP Student Information Department, in person, or by certified mail, at least 48 business hours before the class  start date and time.  Refunds are mailed within 3 weeks. The $100 administrative fee portion will NOT be refunded.

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Instruction

North Orange County ROP courses integrate academic studies and hands-on training. All instructors are industry-trained professionals and California-credentialed teachers. Most courses are sequenced, with advanced training in the field available at area colleges. North Orange County ROP is WASC-accredited, and its courses approved by the California State Department of Education.  Classes are conducted using one or more of the following methods:


Classroom-only
Learning takes place in a classroom setting with hands-on skills training using industry-standard equipment.


Community classroom (CC)
Students can earn credits for class and training time. Learning takes place in both the classroom and in the workplace throughout the course.  Students training on the job in business, industry, public agency or health provider sites are unpaid.


Cooperative Vocational Education (CVE)
Students can earn credits for class and work time.  Learning takes place in the classroom and on the job, and students are paid for their work on the job.  Students must attend their related classroom instruction at least 2.5 hours each week.


Credits and Certifications
Students earn high school elective credits for ROP classes.  Credits are issued by the high school. Each student who satisfactorily completes an ROP class will receive a Record of Competency. Students can prepare for state and national certifications in some classes.
 

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Prerequisites
A current ServSafe certificate is required in most Culinary classes except Safety and Sanitation, Nutrition and Menu Planning, and Restaurant Management.

Medical Core and CPR certification are required for enrollment in Nurse Assistant and Medical Assistant.

Other prerequisites may apply to be sure, check the online Schedule of Classes.

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Articulation
North Orange County Regional Occupational Program has articulation agreements with several local colleges for 47 courses. These agreements permit students who have completed our programs to enroll in advanced training at the college without having to repeat some of the basics, and receive college credits for some classes.  See the ROP catalog for details.
 

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UC Credit
Some ROP courses meet UC credit requirements for entrance into the university system Students successfully completing the following courses can earn fine arts "f "elective credits:

Art in Animation
Traditional Photography with an
Intro to Digital Photography
Visual Communications

Students successfully completing the following courses can earn "g" elective credits:

Child Development
Principles of Teaching and Learning
Principles of Engineering
Introduction to Engineering Design
Marine Science/Advanced Diving
Medical Careers II: Body Diseases and Disorders

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Registration  -  for High School Students

Public high school students: pre-register on your campus.

There are no registration fees for public or private students taking regular courses.

Private and home-schooled high school students: call the Student Information Department for course availability at 714-502-5874, or 714-502-5859.

High school students have priority over all other students.  Grade priority is as follows:

1. 12th grade students
2. 11th grade students
3. 10th grade students
4. 9th grade students
5. out-of-district students

You are not registered in your class until you attend the first day and submit a completed pre-registration form.

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Fee-based Course Registration

Call 714-502-5858 to check class status of fee-based programs.

All students, both adult and high school students, must register in person for fee-based programs.

Registration is on a first-come, first-served basis for these programs.

 

Prerequisites
All fee-based classes have some prerequisites
Some require reading and math assessment before registration
Some require successful completion of other classes/programs
Check the class schedule online at www.nocrop.us for details

Who Can Register for Fee-based Programs
High School students
Adults

Registration location, hours
385 N. Muller Street, Anaheim, CA 92801
Monday - Friday, 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

Payment
Cash, money order, or VISA or MasterCard
No personal checks or AMEX cards accepted
Payment includes $100 non-refundable processing fee
(No fee waivers or financial aid available for anyone)

Additional Fees
Fees include the cost of some textbooks.  Uniforms are extra and not included in the tuition. 

Refunds
Before class begins:
ROP must receive notification of withdrawal in person or by certified mail at least 48 business hours before class begins for the student to receive a refund. 

If class is cancelled:
Full refunds will be given if the class is overenrolled or cancelled.


Fee-based Class Payment and Refund Policy

1.  Students can make the full payment or pay a $100.00 non-refundable deposit to hold a seat.  This deposit is a $100.00 administrative fee that will be applied towards the total cost of the class. 

2. Important Information:  Fees must be paid in full 7 business days prior to the start of the class.  A partial payment will not be accepted.  If not paid in full 7 business days prior to the start of the class, you will lose your seat and your $100.00 deposit. No follow-up calls will be made.

 

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Workforce Investment Act

The Workforce Investment Act (WIA) program offers employment and training services to in-school and out-of school youth who meet specific eligibility requirements.  The program addresses the attainment of basic skills, enhanced opportunities for academic and occupational training and exposure to the job market and employment.  For Information regarding in-school youth WIA participation, call 714-502-5833.   For Information regarding out-of-school youth WIA participation, call 714-502-5875.

 

WorkAbility I

WorkAbility I provides comprehensive employment preparation for special education students, ages 14-22, in four school districts served by ROP.  Eligible students may also receive assessment of career interests and aptitudes, career technical training and workplace skills preparation. Call 714-502-5851 or 714-502-5868

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Locations of After-school ROP Classes

Anaheim High School	811 W. Lincoln Ave., Anaheim  92805
Buena Park High School	8833 Academy, Buena Park  90620
Cypress High School	9801 Valley View, Cypress  90630
El Dorado High School	1651 N. Valencia, Placentia  92870
Esperanza High School	1830 N. Kellogg, Anaheim  92807
Kennedy High School	8281 Walker, La Palma  90620
Knott's Berry Farm Training Center	8039 Beach Blvd., Buena Park 90620
La Habra High School	801 W. Highlander, La Habra  90631
La Vista / La Sierra School	909 N. State College Blvd., Fullerton  92831
Loara High School	1765 W. Cerritos, Anaheim  92804
Magnolia High School	2450 W. Ball Road, Anaheim  92804
Savanna High School	301 N. Gilbert, Anaheim 92801
Sonora High School	401 S. Palm, La Habra  90631
Valencia High School	500 N. Bradford, Placentia  92871
Western High School	501 S. Western Ave., Anaheim  92804
ROP Facilities
Culinary Arts Institute	201 W. Orangethorpe Ave., Fullerton  92832
East Ball Road Campus	1617 E. Ball Road, Anaheim 92805
Education Center	385 N. Muller St., Anaheim  92801
Trident Education Center	ROP Career and Technical Institute at 1800 W. Ball  Road, Anaheim 92804 (Trident)
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North Orange County ROP is an equal opportunity Educator/Employer.

All program services are offered without regard to race, color, religion, national origin, gender, gender preference, or disability.

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