The Keystone School to Offer Postsecondary Career Education Program
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"Keystone Career Connect is focused on what our students will do after they complete the program," said
The Information and Support Services pathway prepares students to test and evaluate computer network systems, set up or repair computer equipment and related devices, and help customers solve computer-related problems. A career as a computer technician, systems support specialist, computer engineer or network administrator could await a student following completion of the pathway and certification exam.
The Medical Billing and Coding pathway prepares students for careers in healthcare related to record keeping, insurance coding and patient medical histories, with potential career opportunities available in hospitals, physicians' offices, surgery centers, nursing homes and dental offices. Students will be prepared to take the Billing and Coding Specialist certification exam through the
Students in the Medical Transcription pathway are also prepared for careers in the healthcare field. Medical transcriptionists listen to records of healthcare workers and convert them into written reports. They interpret medical terminology and abbreviations in preparing patients' medical histories and other documents. Students will be prepared to take the Registered Healthcare Documentation Specialist certification exam through the
Students can finish the Keystone Career Connect program in 12 months, but flexibility is built in for students to finish quicker or for those who need more time.
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