The curriculum provides training in a variety of administrative and clinical tasks to facilitate the work of the physician. Administrative duties include patient communication, computer skills and record keeping. Clinical duties include assisting with examinations, treatments, diagnostic testing, patient education, and preparation and administration of medications.

The Nurse Assistant Certificate Program prepares students for employment in long -term care facilities, home health agencies, and hospitals where basic bed side nursing care is needed. Classroom instruction includes an introduction to healthcare, infection control, basic nursing skills, body structure and function, and the job seeking process, within an introduction to computer skills, as it relates to the health care industry.

The program prepares students for entry-level positions in hospitals, nursing homes, home health agencies, and other medical facilities. Training includes essential skills for roles such as nursing assistants, home health aides, patient care assistants, electrocardiograph aides, phlebotomists, and allied health assistants, ensuring they are equipped for various healthcare settings.

This course is an introductory course to teach students basic phlebotomy skills and the proper preparation, labeling, and transportation of specimens to the laboratory. It will also discuss the different tubes used for collecting blood specimens and the correct order in which these specimens are collected. The collection and handling of non-blood specimens will also be discussed. The student will be taught manual skills in performing Venipuncture and dermal punctures safely.

EKG Technician involves the study of the principles of basic and advanced electrocardiography to prepare the technician to perform non-invasive cardiac testing procedures in a healthcare setting under the supervision of a nurse or physician. It includes basic anatomy and physiology with emphasis on the cardiovascular and respiratory systems, interpretation of basic electrocardiograms, the different types of Arrhythmias, as well as interpretation of the EKG tracings of life-threatening Arrhythmias

Medical Terminology is offered to compliment or enhance the skills of the medical professional. Students learn the correct pronunciation, spelling and definition of medical terms used for describing anatomy and physiology, diagnostic and treatment modalities, and current pharmacological therapies. This enables them to work with doctors, diagnostic clinics, hospitals, surgical teams, emergency personnel, insurance companies, and forensic labs.

This program will provide students with knowledge in processing electronic insurance claims and patient billing services for medical doctors, chiropractors, dentists, physical therapists, and other healthcare providers. It also includes training on medical billing software to assist in preparing claims and billing documents electronically. Additionally, students will learn industry regulations, ethical considerations, and best practices for accurate billing and insurance processing in the medical field.

This program provides education and training for entry-level employment in pharmacies, hospital pharmacies, or other healthcare facilities that employ pharmacy technicians. The course includes lectures on preparing, packaging, and labeling medications, as well as filling prescriptions and dispensing orders from authorized healthcare professionals. Students will also study basic pharmaceutical calculations, legal considerations, ethical and moral standards, customer relations, and when to refer patients' medication questions to a pharmacist.

The goal of Chicago Community Learning Center’s CPR/AED/BLS courses is to help students gain or maintain the core knowledge, skills, and confidence necessary to provide effective emergency care until professional medical assistance is available. Training includes hands-on practice in life-saving techniques, understanding emergency protocols, and responding to various medical situations. Additionally, the course covers ethical responsibilities, patient communication, and teamwork in emergency response scenarios.