WTI knows that real work is empowering, and we can help you forge your own path. You want economic independence and a job that solves real problems. You want a fulfilling career that can help you build a fulfilling life, and you know that a four-year college is not the only way to achieve that. Because life does not have one-size-fits-all solutions. WTI puts their student’s needs first by focusing on educating, encouraging, and empowering them in the pursuit of their career aspirations.
Employers in our communities are looking for skilled employees who aren’t afraid of real work. With a WTI education, you could be that employee. For over 65 years, the WTI family has seen the need for increased career options in our communities, and we have met that need with programs designed to help you launch your career. Our career-focused programs and career services department prepare you to enter your career with confidence. WTI can help you shape your own future.
“WTI cares about your success. The instructors made me feel more confident in my abilities.”-Lucinda
Wichita Technical Institute is accredited by the Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges (ACCSC).
WTI Wichita and WTI Topeka are approved for operation by the Kansas Board of Regents. WTI Tulsa is licensed by the Oklahoma Board of Private and Vocational Schools. WTI Joplin is licensed by the Missouri Department of Higher Education. WTI has been approved for veteran training.
Applicants should check on the transferability of credits prior to enrolling as credits may not transfer.
The Electronic Systems Technology program empowers your career as you learn to solve electronic and computer-based problems. WTI offers theoretical and hands-on training in troubleshooting, repairing, and upgrading electronic and computer-controlled mechanical systems. You will be prepared for careers in fields such as: avionics, communications, computer systems, and industrial electronics.
Heating, Air Conditioning & Refrigeration Technicians ensure their clients have comfortable and functioning indoor environments. WTI offers theoretical and hands-on training in electrical theory and refrigeration cycle principles, installation, and troubleshooting. After graduation, you will be prepared for a career as an HVAC/R technician.
Medical Assistants make a difference every day. They work in all aspects of a medical practice under the direct supervision of a licensed physician. WTI’s hands-on training prepares students to measure vital signs, keep medical records, teach patients about basic care, and much more. Join this fast-growing industry and make a difference in your community.
GET STARTED IN A GROWING HEALTHCARE FIELD
Do you want a job in healthcare, but feel squeamish at the sight of blood? Maybe you’re just looking for a career with stability. In either case, the Medical Insurance Billing and Coding program at WTI may be right for you. Medical Billing and Coding specialists communicate with physicians, patients and insurance companies to ensure that information is documented and processed correctly.
The demand for professionals who can classify, organize and manage health information data is expected to increase by 8% between 2019-2029 according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, which is much higher than the average for all jobs. Each course is 100% online.
Upon completion of this program, you’ll be ready to start your career in this field, working at several jobs including:
Medical Billing Specialist Professional Coder Charge Specialist Patient Service Representative Claims AnalystPROGRAM OBJECTIVE
Courses available at Wichita Main campus only.
The Medical Insurance Billing & Coding program will provide the student with entry-level skills to perform processing, reporting, security, and management of health information within the healthcare setting. During this four-quarter program, the student will learn the basic concepts and procedures to perform the tasks involved in health insurance as well as insurance claim forms. The student will gain knowledge of basic coding definitions and apply those codes to medical documentation.
The program is offered in a full online format offering students the flexibility to attend classes Sunday through Saturday online. This program offers simulated practice where students manually and electronically prepare insurance claims. Health information specialists and medical billers/coders are trained professional members of the business and operations staff of today’s healthcare industry. With today’s constantly changing insurance and administrative information requirements in the medical field, they are important to the smooth operation of any medical office.
Medical billers are an important part of the medical office by advocating between the patient and insurance companies, organizing information for medical statements, analyzing information for any errors, posting payments, and providing up-to-date reports to ensure the financial bottom line of the medical organization. Coders can help prevent legal difficulties and ensure that providers receive full reimbursement in a timely manner.
A career in health information technology is challenging and offers a variety of opportunities. There are career options in doctor’s offices, clinics, public health facilities, hospitals, nursing homes, and insurance agencies. After completion of this program, students are ready to sit for the Certified Professional Coder exam given through the American Academy of Professional Coders to become a Certified Professional Coder-Apprentice (CPC-A).
To be considered for enrollment into this program, all admissions requirements must be met.
Pharmacy Technicians help patients manage their health. WTI’s 12-month program will prepare you for an in-demand career as a pharmacy technician or compounding specialist. After completing the program, you will be able to take the Pharmacy Technician Certification Examination (PTCB) and register with your state.
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