Medical Terminology

•  15 Course Contact Hours

The Medical Terminology course covers a broad range of medical vocabulary that deals with systems of human anatomy and medical treatment.

Program Overview

This 15-hour class will show students how to identify the different parts of words that make up medical vocabulary, including prefixes, suffixes, and root words. This approach provides learners the basic skills to break down and define the medical terms used in the healthcare field.

Program Schedule

One Week. Two Evenings/Week and one Saturday.

Financial aid is available for those who qualify.

Program Costs

$215*

*Rates include books. Rates are for 2023-2024 and are subject to change. Financial aid is available for those who qualify.

Meet Your Instructor

Stephanie Burns, Tucker County High School Instructor

Stephanie Burns began teaching at Eastern in fall 2019. She teaches the Allied Health Program at Tucker County High School.

"I enjoy seeing a student's face when they get that 'aha!' moment and truly understand they are where they need to be going in the health care field," Burns said. "I live on a farm and can't wait to retire there and enjoy my morning coffee on my back porch every day."

Stormie Troxal, Elkins Instructor

Stormie Troxal begin teaching at Eastern in 2021 and is a nurse educator at the United Hospital Center by day.

"I love watching students grow," Troxal said. "They leave different people in just 16 short weeks, and gain so much confidence in themselves and their skills."

Outside of teaching, Troxal is also a student herself. She is currently studying to obtain her master's degree in nursing education. As a Mom of two with a husband in medical school, she certainly stays busy!

Barbara Harper, Moorefield Instructor

Barbara Harper has been in the medical field for 38 years. For the past 33 years, she has been at Love Memorial Clinic, where she is now the office manager, payroll clerk and accounts payable clerk. She began teaching at Eastern in January 2022.

"It's very rewarding to be part of the next generation in the medical field," Harper said. " I enjoy and cherish the friendships that I have made and hope to make more through the years."

Harper enjoys cooking, canning, tailgating, gardening and spending time with her friends and family.

Stephanie Burns
Stormie Troxal
Barbara Harper

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