BUSINESS • CAREERS


MEDICAL INSURANCE BILLING CERTIFICATE Location: Room MD-235 at Palomar College San Marcos Saturday/Sunday: February 25 -16 and March 3 – 4, 2012 9am – 4:30pm Instructor: Kris Patterson


Fee: $365.00


This intensive two-weekend class includes the five modules that will get you ready to start working as a medical biller either in a doctor’s office/hospital set- ting, or as an independent biller who performs these services for smaller medi- cal practices who outsource their billing. Introductory and Advanced Medical Insurance Billing will teach you how to bill Medicare, MediCal, TRICARE/CHAM- PUS, CHAMPVA as well as private insurance carriers; how to complete all of the mandated forms; how to analyze and solve difficult billing problems; and how to comply with HIPAA and other regulations. The Computerized Medical Billing and Start a Home Medical modules will introduce you to the software needed to start your own billing practice and teach you how to obtain clients and set fees. You’ll also get hands-on practice setting up provider informa- tion, posting charges, payments and adjustments, creating reports, etc. In the Worker’s Compensation and Personal Injury Billing module, you’ll learn how to bill the California Worker’s Compensation system and handle personal injury cases. Instructor Kris Patterson has successfully taught this course for many years with the Venture program, and encourages you to visit her website for further information (www.kgpllc.net). Students who successfully complete the course will receive a Certificate of Attendance from the instructor and a Certificate of Training issued by Palomar College. $344 materials fee (cash or money order only) to be paid to instructor at beginning of class to cover text- book, software, and all other materials. Special funding for this program may be available through the One Stop Career Centers for individuals who are currently unemployed. Call 760-891-7892 for more information.


MEET THE PUBLISHER Location: Room MD-221 at Palomar College San Marcos Tuesday: March 27, 2012 Leeanne Krusemark


manuscript with Leeanne, now the owner of an author-friendly publishing house, for a professional critique (for an optional materials fee of $50 for up to 25 double-spaced pages + $1/page thereafter) and a list of publishers and/ or agents who are interested in your type of work. If you cannot attend, but would like your manuscript critiqued, call for details (562-924-8843). A manda- tory $10 materials fee (cash only) is payable to the instructor at the door for a detailed workbook comparing the different publishing options for your work and a writer’s resource book.


NASM PERSONAL TRAINER CERTIFICATION Location: Room 809 at Escondido Education Center Mondays/Wednesdays: February 6 – April 23, 2012 6:30pm – 9pm Instructor: Kylan Aburton-Pratt


Fee: $999.00


Trainers get certified, Real Trainers get NASM certified! NASM is the most recognized personal training certificate program in the industry. Whether your goal is to become a personal trainer, manage a gym, work with pro ath- letes or open your own personal training business, you can build a successful, high-paying career in the fitness industry with the proper certification. This 10-week course will prepare you for the NASM exam and for the next step in your career as a professional personal trainer. Tuition covers all books (text and online versions), curriculum and testing. Special funding for this program may be available through the One Stop Career Centers for individuals who are currently unemployed. Call 760-891-7892 for more information.


NOTARY LOAN SIGNING AGENT Location: Room O-11 at Palomar College San Marcos Saturday: April 14, 2012


Instructor: Notary Public Seminars


8:30pm – 9:30pm Fee: $25.00


Get Your Manuscript Critiqued and Compare Traditional vs. Self Publishing. Have you ever wanted to talk to a real publisher? Are you tired of having your manuscripts critiqued by non-professionals? Bring your in-progress manu- script for an in-class critique of your poetry, article, short story, novel, non- fiction book, children’s book, etc. Having already learned about traditional publishing (participants must have attended “Beginner’s Guide to Getting Published”), you will then learn about the pros and cons of self publishing options, including Print On Demand. You can then leave a COPY of your


9am – 4pm Fee: $100.00


PREREQUISITE: No need to be a commissioned Notary, or even have received the results of your exam, but you must have taken a Notary class. California’s real estate industry is in need of Notaries and others who would like to become loan document specialists. Find out how to contact the most profitable businesses and who your primary contact should be; get signed up with successful Signing Services/Agencies and build your own business. We take you through a practice loan package where you’ll learn how to properly notarize loan packages, negotiate your fee and adver- tise yourself in your market, get called back and brand yourself as a profes- sional. BONUS: Free listing of 50 loan signing companies. A $40 materials fee and a $20 certificate fee will be collected in class.


PALOMAR COLLEGE CASINO DEALER SCHOOL PROF E S S IONA L INS T R UC T ION TO G E T YOUR C A R E ER S TA R T ED TODA Y !


Table games and poker dealers can make anywhere from $35,000 to $50,000 and above. Don’t miss out on this opportunity! Small class size allows for personal instruction.


The Casino Dealer School has two programs available:


House Games and Poker. The programs will run


8 weeks, 128 hours.


Craps and Roulette Classes Now Offered! Call us if you’re interested in learning Craps or Roulette!


760-891-7626 6 • Inspiring Success Through Learning


Poker


Learn Texas Hold’em, Omaha, and Seven Card Stud


Tuition: $759.00


House Games Learn Black Jack, Pai Gow Poker, Mini-Baccarat, and Three Card Poker


Tuition: $759.00 Call soon to reserve your space!


Call for next available session


Monday - Thursday 11:00 am - 2:50 pm


ONLINE www.palomar.edu/venture


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