Blog – Compu-Med Vocational Careers Corp

Dental Assistant Responsibilities

Dental assistant responsibilities depend on certification and career level. What all dental assistants have in common is that they work under the supervision of a licensed dentist. Florida also specifies the allowable functions that dental assistants can do. (more…)

Dental Assistant Job Requirements

Dental assistants work under supervision of licensed dentists. They provide support to the dentist and interact with patients. Dental assistant job requirements depend on the level of training and certification of the dental assistant. Florida dental assistants can be unlicensed and able to perform basic functions, specially trained for expanded duties, or nationally certified. (more…)

How To Become A Dental Assistant in Florida

Dental assistants typically work in dentist offices. This career path involves working with other people, including dentists and patients. Florida dental assistants do not need a license to practice. Yet, board-approved training allows dental assistants to qualify for expanded duties. Florida rule 64B5-16.005 details the tasks that trained dental assistants may take on. Without training, a dental assistant may only be allowed to perform limited duties. (more…)

How Long Does It Take To Become A Dental Assistant In Florida?

At Compu-Med Vocational Careers, it is possible to become a dental assistant in Florida in as little as 10 months. The Dental Assistant Program is 45 weeks long. A full year is 52 weeks, so what can you do in less than a year? Starting your path to a potential new career as a dental assistant begins when you enroll in classes. (more…)

Dental Assistant Job Outlook

The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) offers its estimates on potential job growth. A positive job outlook generally means that the career will be in demand within a set time frame. As of now, the BLS states that dental assistants may see an 11% job growth between 2018 and 2028. (more…)

Coronavirus Facts

At Compu-Med Vocational Schools, we understand the fear and uncertainty surround the coronavirus. As a healthcare school in the community, we want to make sure we are doing our part to help share the facts. (more…)

Top Three reasons to Choose a Technical School in Miami

Choosing a tech school can be hard. There are many options from which a student can choose. After being in career education for more than 30 years, Compu-Med is giving you the top three reasons why you should choose Compu-Med Vocational Careers as your technical school of choice in Dade County! (more…)

Attend Classes 2 Days Per Week

You can now attend classes at CompuMed Vocational Careers only two days per week! Our new career-friendly track will help students balance their education and work at the same time. (more…)

5 Benefits of attending Compu-Med Vocational Career School!

There are many benefits of attending Compu-Med Vocational Career School (CMVC), and here in this article we are going to talk about five of those benefits, in hopes to help you make your decision to attend CMVC a little easier. 1. Affordable- Not only does Compu-Med have financial aid available to those who qualify, our tuition is beyond affordable compared to many schools in the area. Our total cost of tuition is $7,600.00 for the entire program. Compare that price to other schools in the area who offer the same degree and you will be surprised. 2. Open Enrollment – Compu-Med classes start almost every month, which makes it easy for students to attend school quickly. Call or email Oscar to find out the requirements to start school. Classes start on December 9th! 305-417-8026 or info@compumed.edu 3. Accredited – Did you know that Compu-Med is nationally accredited? Compu-Med is accredited by the Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges (ACCSC). Also, Compu-Med is a proud member of the Florida Association of Private Schools and Colleges (FAPSC). 4. Great Programs – By Attending Compu-Med Vocational Careers you can study to become a Dental Assistant, Medical Assistant or a Patient Care Technician. These programs help students join the workforce in as little as 45 weeks. 5. Faculty – Compu-Med faculty and staff are a caring group of individuals that help students obtain the degrees they want to live the lives they deserve. All Compu-Med faculty have industry experience in their particular field which makes the learning environment engaging. For more great benefits, schedule a tour of the campus by emailing info@compumed.edu. We have two locations to serve you!

Understanding the Financial Aid Process

Going to college can be difficult, especially when you think about how to afford it. In this article we will talk about three benefits of attending Compu-Med Vocational Careers and how Financial Aid could help you make it more affordable than you ever thought. At Compu-Med Vocational Careers students can study to become a Dental Assistant, Medical Assistant or a Patient Care Technician. 1. Applying for Federal Financial Aid is a free process and is a risk-free way to find out if you qualify for Grants or Loans. By completing your Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) Compu-Med Financial Aid advisors can tell you if you qualify for grants that could help you make the dream of graduating college come true. 2. The Department of Education determines if a student is eligible for federal student aid. The determination is based on many factors and this is why the application is completed. The Department of Education reviews the information provided by the student on the FAFSA to calculate the amount of eligibility of both student loans and grants. Timing is critical depending on where you live. There is also a possibility of state grants, if you complete your FAFSA before the state deadline. Our Financial Aid team can help see if you qualify for these state grants. 3. Finally, Once Department of Education has determined your federal aid eligibility, the next step would be to locate any additional funds to help support your educational dream. Reach out to organizations to see if they offer any assistance. Local organizations could possibly offer grants or scholarships to students who are starting in a particular field. Contact your church, civic organization and even your employer. Employer tuition reimbursement can also be a great way to help reduce the cost of attending college. In Conclusion, while Compu-Med’s tuition is affordable, following the top three suggestions could help you make it even more affordable. For more information on any Compu-Med programs, start dates or help with your fafsa please email info@compumed.edu. See you in class,