Eastwick College

HVACR, refers to the climate control of residential and commercial buildings, and refrigeration systems that control humidity, temperature and the general comfort of the occupants.

Learn how to install, maintain, and repair residential and light commercial HVACR systems, with training in the electrical, electronic, and mechanical components.

Students learn basic electricity, piping and ductwork sizing and installation, air conditioning service and installation, furnace and boiler service and installation. They are taught to troubleshoot and diagnose malfunctions in the appliances.

Computer support is a vital role at just about any company, big or small, as computers increasingly become an integral part of every aspect of a business: if an office’s computer system goes down, operations at the business will grind to a halt. As a result, the demand for skilled computer support professionals continues to grow.

You’ll learn the fundamentals of electronics and computer training in this certificate program, including the study of computer networking, hardware, software, fiber optics and wireless technology. This program is also available as an associate degree with additional training in advanced concepts.

The demand for computer/network technicians continues to grow, not only in the corporate sector but also aerospace, marine, automotive, and industrial electronics.

You’ll learn the fundamentals of electronics and then move on to more advanced electronic and computer training, including the study of computer networking, hardware, software, fiber optics and wireless technology.

15 Months, Full-Time (Day)

27 Months, Part-Time (Evening)

99 Quarter Credits

The objective of the AAS in Health Science program is to prepare an individual to enter the medical field in the capacity of medical assistant, medical office manager, medical secretary or pharmacy technician working in a retail pharmacy or hospital setting. Other opportunities exist in the hospital setting as a patient care technician, EKG technician, stress test technician, phlebotomist, unit secretary, or ward clerk. Upon successful completion of the program, Eastwick College will award the student an Associate in Applied Science Degree in Health.

Medical assistants are often the first person someone sees when they step into the doctor’s office, working at the front desk where they greet patients, schedule appointments and filing a patient’s medical records. When they’re not handling traditional office duties, medical assistants perform a variety of medical tasks, which can include taking medical histories and recording vital signs, explaining procedures to patients, preparing patients for examinations and assisting physicians.

The objective of the Medical Assisting Science program is to prepare an individual to enter the medical field in the capacity of medical assistant, medical office manager or medical secretary. Other opportunities exist in the hospital setting as a patient care technician, ECG technician, stress test technician, phlebotomist, unit secretary, or ward clerk.

Through our diagnostic medical sonography bachelor’s degree, you’ll help patients learn answers to important questions like, “Is it a boy or a girl?” and record images for a wide range of other specializations including abdominal sonography, breast sonography, thyroid, and more.

Thanks to a unique curriculum structure, students can choose to start with a 9 month medical assisting certificate program, and return at any point to transfer their previous credits into the associate and bachelor’s sonography degrees.

Employment of diagnostic medical sonographers is projected to grow 23 percent by 2026, more than three times the national average for all occupations, adding over 100,000 new jobs. Take advantage of this growing demand through our diagnostic medical sonography degree.

Eastwick College’s Bachelor of Science in Diagnostic Cardiovascular Sonography (BS-DxCV) program is structured as a bridge from our AAS in Diagnostic Cardiovascular Sonography, with additional managerial and technical skills to provide enhanced career opportunities in the areas of registered non-invasive echocardiographer, vascular technologist, or cardiovascular technician.

Graduates of the program will be eligible to apply for the following credentials administered by Cardiovascular Credentialing International (CCI): Registered Cardiac Sonographer (RCS) and Registered Vascular Specialist (RVS); and for the following credentials administered by the American Registry for Diagnostic Medical Sonography (ARDMS): Registered Diagnostic Cardiac Sonographer (RDCS) and Registered Vascular Technologist (RVT).