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One mile north of the Long Island Expressway
Brookhaven Executive Center
3247 Route 112
Building 3, Suite 2
Medford, New York 11763
631.736.7360
8:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. Monday through Thursday
8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Friday
Closed on major holidays
Are you looking for a vocational or trade school in Medford? Hunter Business School offers classes to improve your technical skills at our Medford campus. Whether you want a career in the medical field or information technology, Hunter Business School offers the vocational training courses that will take your career to the next level.
The Hunter Business School Medford campus offers vocational training in Computer Technology, Medical Assisting, Medical Billing, Medical Office Administration, and Sonography.
These vocational training courses of study prepare Hunter Business School’s graduates for entry-level positions to take advantage of their technical skills. Hunter Business School also offers a Career Services department that provides placement assistance to our graduates. With experience and the technical skills learned at Hunter Business School, vocational students can achieve the career training they deserve.
Medical assistants are a physician’s right-hand person in the medical environment. Our graduates at the Medford campus are able to perform both clinical and administrative tasks, including phlebotomy, EKG, and posting to electronic medical records.
Medical office administrative staff members learn many tasks after graduating from a vocational school. Our graduates at the Medford campus interact with patients and scheduling appointments, update electronic medical records, code and file insurance claims, and maintain patient accounts.
Computer and network technicians repair and maintain computers and servers, install and update software, and create and maintain computer networks. Our graduates at the Medford campus can do their work at a single location or go out into the field.
Diagnostic medical sonographers (ultrasound technicians) use sound waves to create images of organs and internal structures. Our graduates on the Medford campus create these images or scans to diagnose and monitor various diseases, signs, disorders, and conditions.
LPNs provide basic nursing care while being supervised by an RN or doctor. Our graduates’ functions include the monitoring of vital signs, changing and dressing wounds, maintaining patient histories, and assisting with various tests and procedures.
Medical billers play a vital role in the connection between health care providers, patients, and insurance companies. Our graduates at the Medford campus not only bill for medical services, but also code and post electronic medical records.
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While some college graduates face an uncertain future, the healthcare industry continues to grow, and opportunities for compassionate people with good organizational skills are plentiful.
Are you interested in becoming a medical billing and coding specialist but want to learn online? The good news is that you can. At Hunter,
Medical assistants play a critical role in healthcare offices. Involved in nearly every activity in some capacity, no two days are ever alike. Responsibilities vary
