Author: Edufficient

We’ve all been to the doctors’ office at least once in our life but many people are not familiar with the inner workings of a medical office. For many of us, we receive our medical care and are on our way! People are used to receiving further communication from healthcare... Read more

It takes a special kind of person to become a nursing assistant – one that is kind, patient, and compassionate. They play an important role in the lives of patients who are receiving care. Those with an abundance of compassion and desire to help others should consider a nurse aide... Read more

If you desire to join the healthcare field and want to begin a new career in a short amount of time, then you should consider CNA training classes. Becoming a certified nurse aide (also referred to as a CNA, nursing assistant, or nurse’s aide) is a great way to begin... Read more

March 28, 2019 is National Medical Billers Day. All of us here at Training Direct want to give a big shout out to the hardworking medical billers out there! This includes our students, faculty, and graduates from our Medical Billing and Coding Specialist program. Are you thinking about training to... Read more

Your heart is one of your most important organs. Because of this, making sure that you keep it in good health is in your best interest. There are various steps you can take towards having a healthy heart lifestyle, but you have to find what works best for you. February... Read more

It’s always important to keep up the health of your heart. What better time to check in on your health than during National Heart Health Month! One way people may become more aware of their heart health is through an EKG test. You might be thinking, what does an EKG... Read more

By learning CPR and becoming certified, you could help save a life. CPR stands for cardiopulmonary resuscitation. CPR is a procedure that combines chest compressions and ventilation and is used during a cardiac or breathing emergency. Have you been thinking about getting some training in CPR? If so, now is... Read more