Overview
Since 1992, the Living Arts College, formerly School of Communication Arts, in Raleigh, NC, has established a world standard for training in healthcare programs. Committed to providing students with contemporary resources and instruction, the institution achieved its reputation as a leader in medical administration, medical assisting, and medical billing and coding.
Student Appeal
Small class sizes are at the core of the College's success, enabling close personal supervision and maximum hands-on lab time. It has long experience using "high-end" software for cutting-edge demonstration and instruction. The Professional Services Office of Student Services is a source of knowledge and affiliation with those in the healthcare arenas to support students and alumni in professional networking. Free professional seminars featuring renowned industry guests are a regular offering on campus.
Financial
Living Arts College assists candidates for enrollment with financial planning assistance. Eligible students are able to participate in the PELL GRANT and FFELP loan programs. In addition, the institution offers financial services for individuals who may qualify for Sallie Mae private loans.
- Massage Therapy -- Winston-SalemMassage Therapy -- Winston-Salem
Students of this program acquire the essential skills in providing therapeutic massage, with specialization in Swedish massage, deep tissue massage, sports massage, neuromuscular massage, reflexology, or any of the other modalities offered. Graduates often seek entry-level employment in chiropractic or orthopedic offices, corporate settings, health clubs and health facilities, cruise ships, malls, spas, resorts and/or sports organizations.
- Medical Administration SpecialistMedical Administration Specialist
This program provides the expertise in medical administration, from secretarial/receptionist duties to transcription and medical insurance reporting, for students to excel as an administrator in doctors' offices, clinics and hospitals. The courses feature computerized application and a supervised externship experience in addition to lectures.
- Medical AssistantMedical Assistant
In 12 or fewer months, students of this program gain the skills required to become a medical assistant. The coursework explore both administrative and clinical topics such as updating patient records, handling billing, communication skills, collecting and preparing laboratory specimens, sterilizing medical instruments, taking medical histories, recording vital signs, drawing blood, and preparing patients for examination. Graduates are qualified for employment as a medical assistant working in doctors' offices, clinics and hospitals.
- Medical Billing and Coding SpecialistMedical Billing and Coding Specialist
This program trains student to become a medical billing and coding specialist, able to translate medical terms, medical facts and detail into workable, digital information. Graduates often enter a position at a doctor's office, clinic, hospital, care center and similarly comfortable work environment with flexible hours, contributing as an essential member of a medical office team.