Martin University offers the following (Non-Degree) Licensure and Certification Programs:

• Medical Coding Certification (18 months)
• Health Facility Administrator Licensure (6 weeks)
• Residential Care Administrator Licensure (3 weeks)
• Social Services Designee Certification (48 hours)
• Preceptor Certification (8 hours)

  NEW: COMMUNITY HEALTH NETWORK & MARTIN UNIVERSITY COLLABORATION ... (more info)
  INTERNSHIP PROGRAM 2012 ... Download Internship Application Here (.docx) (.pdf)
  Application Deadline, 4:00p.m., Friday, June 15, 2012

Additional information about each program, class schedules and costs may be obtained by contacting:

Allied Health Coordinator
Karen Sloan
ksloan@martin.edu
317-917-3304

Medical Coding (18 months) class start date Fall 2012

The healthcare industry is growing fast and will continue to grow in the future. Because of this growth, hospitals, nursing homes, clinics and physicians groups will need more Certified Medical Coders to process medical and health information into digital formats. The medical coding program prepares you to become Certified Medical Coders through practical and applied learning. Click here to download the application form. Click here to

Health Facility Administrator – 6 weeks (HFA) class start date September 17 – October 26, 2012

This state approved six-week program provides the foundation needed to pass the HFA licensing exam. You are prepared in areas that will assist you in managing a long term care facility. Prior to the exam, you are required to complete a six-month internship in a healthcare facility. Click here to download the brochure, or Click here to download the application form. The current licensure pass rate is One-Hundred percent (100%).

Residential Care Administrator – 3 weeks (RCA) class start date September 17 – October 5, 2012

This state approved three-week program is designed to prepare you with the foundation needed to pass the RCA licensing exam. Prior to the exam, you are required to complete a five-month internship in a residential care facility. Click here to download the brochure. Click here to download the application form.

Social Service Designee – 48 hours (SSD) class start date January 23 - 28, 2012 and July 23 - 28, 2012

Upon successful completion, you will receive a certificate to fulfill requirements defined in the state and federal regulations for nursing and long-term care facilities under 120 beds. Certification will allow you to coordinate the services needed to attain or maintain the highest practical physical, psychological and psychosocial well-being for each resident. Click here to download the brochure. Click here to download the application form.

Preceptor Certification – 8 hours (1 day workshop) class start date: as needed

The Preceptor program gives you the chance to become certified or recertified as a state approved mentor for an Administrator-in-Training.

If you are interested in learning more about the licensure and certification programs visit Martin University during one of the Informational Meetings.

NEW: Community Health Network and Martin University Collaboration

Thank you for your interest in the 2012 internship program as part of the collaboration between Community Health Network and Martin University.  If you are interested in applying, please download, complete, and submit the application form by 4:00p.m., Friday, June 15, 2012. 

INTERNSHIP PROGRAM 2012 ... Download Internship Application Here (.docx) (.pdf)

Community Health Network and Martin University Collaboration

Mission
Create a collaborative synergy that fosters experiential learning through empowerment and promotion of a diverse workforce in the healthcare industry.

Service
We believe the needs of our patients always come first.  Representation of those needs should be culturally parallel to assure optimum outcomes.  Our priority is to establish quality service that coincides with the community in which we serve.

Excellence
We believe in excellence at every level: quality care, safe environments and a superior workforce.  It is paramount that the student introduction to healthcare at Community mirror Martin University’s quality standards in academics achievements and skill.

Relationship
We believe the creation of this partnership will provide a synergy that will advocate inclusiveness and a team working toward a common goal – caring for our community.

Futuristic
We believe in the existence of an ever-changing environment.  To keep pace with these changes we will continue to encourage visionary collaborations between Martin University and Community Health Network.

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Related Links

www.bls.gov – Provides industry information such as employment change, compensation, industry growth, stability and much more

www.ihca.org – Indiana Health Care Association