Central Sterile Supply

Certificate
30 Credit Hours

Purpose
The Central Sterile Supply Technician Certificate Program is designed to introduce the primary responsibilities of a sterile processing technician including practical application of learned concepts and procedures.  Experience instrument identification, preparation, storage, and distribution of supplies and equipment.  Four-hundred clinical hours are required.  The program will prepare the student to take the national certification exam. 

Anyone working in the Central Sterile Supply Department of a hospital and needing to take the certification exam to maintain their employment may take only AH 130, AH 135, and AH 160   All other students must take all the required courses in the program.

The full Central Sterile Supply Technician Certificate Program is available on the Logan Campus.  The Boone/Lincoln, Williamson, and Wyoming/McDowell campuses offer the program support courses only.

Dept/No.

Title

Credit Hours

Support Courses

 

 

AH 200

Health Care Ethics and Law

1

BS 118

Essentials of Human Systems for Allied Health

4

BS 127

Microbiology for Allied Health

3

CS 103

Introduction to Applications

1

EN 101

English Composition I

3

EN 102

English Composition II

3

 

 

 

Major Courses

 

 

AH 130

Introduction to Sterile Processing

2

AH 135

Surgical Instrumentation

3

AH 160

Sterile Processing II

2

AH 165

Sterile Processing Practicum I

4

AH 167

Sterile Processing Practicum II

4

Department Chair: 304.896.7355
Program Coordinator: 304.896.7312
Administrative Secretary: 304.896.7326

Course Sequence: