Our training facility provides classrooms, laboratories, administrative offices, student lounge and a resource area. All classrooms are well-lighted and ventilated for student comfort. The classrooms are equipped for discussions and demonstrations, and audio-visual aids are used in many areas of the curriculum. The most important asset to our instructional programs is our competent instructional staff.
Each instructor has the educational credentials, working knowledge, field experience, ability, willingness, and patience to train students to meet their educational objectives. The typical class size is approximately twenty (20) students; the maximum is thirty (30). Classes are conducted in combination lecture/laboratory rooms.
| The Medical Assisting laboratories contain examining tables and specialized equipment such as weight scales, microscopes, autoclave, human skeleton, demonstration infant, artificial limb infusion trainers, electrocardiographs, full teaching torso, medical and eye charts, as well as the various instruments, equipment, and supplies most commonly found in a medical environment. |
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| The Medical Billing and Coding laboratory includes a classroom set up as part classroom, part medical front office. Students undergo competencies to simulate real medical office activities, giving them valuable experience before graduation. | |
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The Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning Laboratories are equipped with computer-simulated training workstations as well as current furnaces and heat pumps. The student will also find various older models that represent common equipment still found in the field today. Electrical boards are used to train students in electrical fundamentals and circuit testing. |
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Students will use manifold gauges for pressure testing and diagnosing live systems in the laboratories. The laboratories are equipped with various gauges, motors and tools that might commonly be found in heating and air conditioning service facilities.
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Strategic partnerships with 
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, national industry manufacturers, set our HVAC program apart and gives our students access to the latest technology, materials, and in-field technical advisors.
Computer training is a required part of the business and health programs at American School of Technology. Medical Assisting and Medical Billing and Coding students learn computerized office procedures with industry-standard medical software. Business students utilize Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Office and QuickBooks software.
