Healthcare

The program trains students to perform electrocardiograms (EKGs) and safely collect blood specimens for diagnostic testing in healthcare settings.

The program prepares students to deliver safe, compassionate patient care in healthcare settings per RIDOH licensing requirements.

The program prepares students for careers in hotel operations, guest services, and facility management within the tourism and service industry.

Preparation to pass state license exams and work in various healthcare facilities/roles

Preparation to work in dental offices, rooming patients, assisting providers with procedures, and performing x-rays.

This entry-level (non-CDA) Workforce Dental Assisting Program prepares students to perform basic dental assisting skills.

Preparation to work in a variety of medical settings, rooming patients, performing diagnostic tests, taking medical histories, and more.

The Medical Assistant training is for people who want to work with patients in a clinical setting. Program graduates can expect to begin careers as clinical medical assistants.

The Community College of Rhode Island’s Division of Workforce Partnerships is pleased to offer a 120-hour Ophthalmic Technician training program.

CCRI is offering a FREE Patient Support Specialist Training. The training is for people who want to work with patients in a medical environment in a non-clinical position.