Health Unit Coordinator (HAUC)

The following courses are restricted to students who have been accepted into the Health Unit Coordinator program.

HAUC 1000 Medical Terminology (Cr: 5)

Students will learn to identify, articulate, and spell medical terms that describe the anatomy, physiology, and pathology of the body systems. They will learn to identify various surgical procedures and equipment used in hospital units.

Langley

CRN       SECTION   DAYS          START     FINISH    ROOM      INSTRUCTOR

31966     L10        M WRF        0900      1250      1645      Bushell, Lesley

HAUC 1005 Communication and Logistic Ski (Cr: 2.5)

Students will practice effective communication skills to enable them to work within a team environment. They will discuss the importance of patient confidentiality when working with case studies. Students will use resource manuals to look up hospital codes such as cardiac arrest, fire, violent persons, and others. They will practice the essential telephone techniques necessary to work in a hospital setting.

Langley

CRN       SECTION   DAYS          START     FINISH    ROOM      INSTRUCTOR

31967     L10        M WRF        0900      1350      1645      Home, Michelle

HAUC 1010 Chart Records and Admissions (Cr: 2.5)

Students will learn to keep accurate patient charts and records and to maintain charts in accordance with hospital confidentiality guidelines and policies. They will process admissions, transfers, discharges, and will differentiate between elective or emergency admissions.

Langley

CRN       SECTION   DAYS          START     FINISH    ROOM      INSTRUCTOR

31968     L10            F        0900      1350      1645      Home, Michelle 
                     M WRF        0900      1250      1645      Home, Michelle 
                     M            0800      1350      1645      Home, Michelle

HAUC 1015 Pharmacology Fundamentals (Cr: 2.5)

Students will learn about drugs most frequently used in hospital settings. They will examine the classification of drugs and identify them by both generic and trade names. Students will be introduced to drug administration concepts that use the 24-hour clock.

Langley

CRN       SECTION   DAYS          START     FINISH    ROOM      INSTRUCTOR

31969     L10        M WRF        0900      1350      1645      Home, Michelle

HAUC 1200 Practicum (Cr: 4)

Students will apply classroom theory on a medical, surgical, Students will apply classroom theory on a medical, surgical, maternity, or specialty hospital unit. They will shadow maternity, or specialty hospital unit. They will shadow their perceptor at the beginning and gradually increase their perceptor at the beginning and gradually increase their repsonsibilities to reach a mastery level by the end their repsonsibilities to reach a mastery level by the end of the practicum. of the practicum.

Langley

CRN       SECTION   DAYS          START     FINISH    ROOM      INSTRUCTOR

32024     L10        MTWRF         -         -        OFFCAMPUS Singh, Radhika