ICR Florida Education · North Miami Beach

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  • Experience in learning salons and laboratories.
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Highlights the learning received during their weeks of study and the bilingual support from their teacher.

Reinavida RodriguezGoogle · 2025
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Highlights the facilities, the preparation of their teacher, and the patience shown during the course.

Paulette LewisGoogle · 2025
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Shares a positive learning experience and acknowledges the professionalism of their instructor.

Valentina RincónGoogle · 2025

Editorial summaries of reviews previously published on the ICR site.

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Institutional information

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ICR informs that it is licensed by the Florida Commission for Independent Education (CIE, No. 6286) and accredited by the Council on Occupational Education (COE, ID 361800).

Florida Association of Postsecondary Schools and Colleges, FAPSC
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ICR publishes options for flexible schedules. The specific availability depends on the program and the current academic schedule.
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ICR describes hybrid modalities for some programs, with live online theory and in-person components. It does not announce fully online or asynchronous programs. Learn about the hybrid modality.
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Description

Phlebotomy technicians are primarily responsible for drawing blood for laboratory tests, as well as for blood donations, transfusions, and research, in a variety of settings, including hospitals, clinics, laboratories, private practices, and blood donation centers.

The main responsibilities of a phlebotomy technician are as follows:
  • Verify the identity of a patient or donor to ensure that the test order is for that person and that the blood is properly labeled.
  • Explain the procedure to the patient or donor to reduce any anxiety about the blood draw.
  • Draw blood from the patient or donor using a variety of techniques, such as venipuncture or capillary puncture.
  • Carefully label the sample for processing and analysis.
  • Enter the patient's information into a database.
  • Gather and maintain needles, test tubes, blood vials, and other medical instruments.
  • Assist in the recovery of patients or donors with adverse reactions after blood extraction.
  • Keep work areas clean and sanitary to prevent infections and other complications.

In diagnostic and medical laboratories, often the only interaction the patient has is with the phlebotomy technician. Therefore, the appearance and professionalism of the phlebotomist are of utmost importance.

This review prepares students for the Phlebotomy Technician Certification Exam (PH1) provided by MedCA, an independent third-party certification agency recognized for health professions.

Prerequisites

Previous experience in the field. High school graduation (or its equivalent). Graduation from an approved phlebotomy training program within the last five years.

Duration

80 Hours.

 
Schedule

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Legal notice

ICR Florida Education is an assessment site approved by MedCa. MedCa is an independent third-party certification agency. MedCa offers certifications for current healthcare workers (with at least two years of work experience) or graduates who have successfully completed an approved training program. Obtaining a MedCa certification does not guarantee employment. MedCa certifications are not equivalent to formal education or training. Students who successfully pass the certification exam receive a MedCa certificate, which will expire within two years. For more information about MedCa, visit their official site www.medcainc.com

Description

An EKG Technician is a member of the healthcare team whose primary responsibility is to perform electrocardiograms (EKG) on patients. An EKG measures the electrical activity of the heart and can be used to diagnose a variety of heart diseases.

This review prepares students for the EKG Technician Certification Exam (EKG1) provided by MedCA, an independent third-party certification agency recognized for health professions.

Prerequisites

Previous experience in the field. High school graduation (or equivalent) and graduation from an approved EKG program within the last 10 years.

 
Duration

80 Hours.

 
Schedule

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Legal notice

ICR Florida Education is an assessment site approved by MedCa. MedCa is an independent third-party certification agency. MedCa offers certifications for current healthcare workers (with at least two years of work experience) or graduates who have successfully completed an approved training program. Obtaining a MedCa certification does not guarantee employment. MedCa certifications are not equivalent to formal education or training. Students who successfully pass the certification exam receive a MedCa certificate, which will expire within two years. For more information about MedCa, visit their official site www.medcainc.com

Description

The AHA BLS course trains participants to quickly recognize various life-threatening emergencies, provide high-quality chest compressions, deliver adequate ventilations, and perform early use of an automated external defibrillator (AED). It reflects the science and education of the Update of the American Heart Association Guidelines for CPR and Emergency Cardiovascular Care (ECC).

Who should take this course?

The AHA BLS course is designed for healthcare professionals and other personnel who need to know how to perform CPR and other basic cardiovascular life support skills in a wide variety of settings within facilities and in prehospital situations.

What does this course teach?
  • High-quality CPR for adults, children, and infants.
  • The AHA Chain of Survival, specifically the BLS components.
  • Important early use of an automated external defibrillator (AED).
  • Effective ventilations using a barrier device.
  • Importance of teamwork in resuscitation with multiple rescuers and performing as an effective team member during CPR with multiple rescuers.
  • Relief of foreign body airway obstruction (choking) in adults and infants.

Course delivery method

The AHA BLS course is designed for healthcare providers who care for patients both inside and outside the hospital setting.

Instructor-led training
  • Led by an instructor in a classroom setting. Instructors deliver courses designed to include both the cognitive part of training and the psychomotor component of thorough skills practice and testing.

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Description

This intensive class is designed to prepare students to challenge the Certified Nursing Assistant exam in the state of Florida. It offers a review of all theoretical skills and the 22 practices that are part of the clinical skills and written tests, according to the requirements of the State of Florida.

Prerequisites

The student must have completed a Nursing Assistant, Patient Care Technician, or Home Health Aide course; or have obtained prior theoretical studies on the subject.

 
Duration

80 Hours.

 
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PROGRAM

CódigoProgram NameCredits
CNA1Hands Washing1
CNA2Change an Occupied Bed2
CNA3Transfer the patient2
CNA4Measure and Record Pulse1
CNA5Measure and Record Respiration1
CNA6Ambulate2
CNA7Change the position2
CNA8ROM Upper Extremities2
CNA9ROM Lower Extremities2
CNA10ROM Elbow and Wrist2
CNA11Brush the Patient’s Teeth1
CNA12False Denture and Mouth Care1
CNA13Partial bath3
CNA14Hands and Nail Care2
CNA15Dressing the Patient with affected arm2
CNA16Providing Feet Care1
CNA17Feeding the Patient1
CNA18Measure and Record contents urinary drainage bag1
CNA19Bedpan3
CNA20Catheter Care3
CNA21Perineal Care3
CNA22Test2

Legal notice

ICR Florida Education is an assessment site approved by MedCa. MedCa is an independent third-party certification agency. MedCa offers certifications for current healthcare workers (with at least two years of work experience) or graduates who have successfully completed an approved training program. Obtaining a MedCa certification does not guarantee employment. MedCa certifications are not equivalent to formal education or training. Students who successfully pass the certification exam receive a MedCa certificate, which will expire within two years. For more information about MedCa, visit their official site www.medcainc.com

Description

This profession requires the person to manage insurance claims, patient billing records, and have a broad knowledge of billing codes.

Prerequisites

1 year of verifiable work experience as a Medical Billing and Coding Professional, or high school graduation (or equivalent), and graduation from a Medical Assistant or Medical Billing and Coding program approved in the last five years.

 
Duration

80 Hours.

 
Schedule

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Legal notice

ICR Florida Education is an assessment site approved by MedCa. MedCa is an independent third-party certification agency. MedCa offers certifications for current healthcare workers (with at least two years of work experience) or graduates who have successfully completed an approved training program. Obtaining a MedCa certification does not guarantee employment. MedCa certifications are not equivalent to formal education or training. Students who successfully pass the certification exam receive a MedCa certificate, which will expire within two years. For more information about MedCa, visit their official site www.medcainc.com

Description

A Medical Assistant is a person who, under the direction of a physician, performs various routine administrative and clinical tasks in a hospital, clinic, or similar facility.

It is the responsibility of the Medical Assistant to know the laws and policies related to the scope of practice of a Medical Assistant in the state and the facility in which they work.

Prerequisites

1 year of verifiable work experience as a Patient Care Technician, or high school graduation (or equivalent), and graduation from an approved Medical Assistant program in the last five years.

Duration

80 Hours.

 
Schedule

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Legal notice

ICR Florida Education is an assessment site approved by MedCa. MedCa is an independent third-party certification agency. MedCa offers certifications for current healthcare workers (with at least two years of work experience) or graduates who have successfully completed an approved training program. Obtaining a MedCa certification does not guarantee employment. MedCa certifications are not equivalent to formal education or training. Students who successfully pass the certification exam receive a MedCa certificate, which will expire within two years. For more information about MedCa, visit their official site www.medcainc.com

Description

A Medical Assistant is a person who, under the direction of a physician, performs various routine administrative and clinical tasks in a hospital, clinic, or similar facility.

It is the responsibility of the Medical Assistant to know the laws and policies related to the scope of practice of a Medical Assistant in the state and the facility in which they work.

Prerequisites

2 years of verifiable work experience as a Medical Assistant Professional, or high school graduation (or equivalent), and graduation from an approved Medical Assistant program in the last five years.

Duration

80 Hours.

 
Schedule

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Legal notice

A Medical Assistant is a person who, under the direction of a physician, performs various routine administrative and clinical tasks in a hospital, clinic, or similar facility.

It is the responsibility of the Medical Assistant to know the laws and policies related to the scope of practice of a Medical Assistant in the state and the facility in which they work.