About this Course
The Clinical Care Assistance program provides foundational training for individuals seeking to support healthcare professionals in clinical environments, including hospitals, outpatient clinics, and long-term care facilities. This program integrates theoretical knowledge with hands-on clinical practice, equipping students with essential competencies in patient care, medical documentation, infection control, and emergency response. Graduates will be well-prepared to assume roles such as nursing assistants, clinical support workers, and patient care technicians.
Objectives
Develop Proficiency in Clinical Procedures – Train students in essential clinical competencies, including vital signs assessment, medical charting, and patient monitoring.
Enhance Patient Care Techniques – Provide practical instruction on patient mobility assistance, hygiene protocols, and nutritional support in diverse healthcare settings.
Strengthen Infection Prevention and Control Measures – Educate students on aseptic techniques, sterilization protocols, and regulatory guidelines to mitigate healthcare-associated infections.
Advance Emergency and Critical Response Skills – Equip students with life-saving interventions, including first aid, cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), and trauma management.
Foster Ethical and Professional Healthcare Practices – Instill principles of medical ethics, patient confidentiality, and effective communication to ensure high standards of compassionate care.
