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MedCerts, Livonia, Michigan: MedCerts Intro to Human Anatomy Course App

Company: MedCerts, Livonia, MI
Nomination Submitted by: Pando Public Relations
Company Description: MedCerts is a national online training provider strengthening the workforce through innovative eLearning solutions. Focused on certifications in high-demand areas of Allied Healthcare and IT, it serves individuals from all backgrounds, including the military and their families, career changers and the under- and unemployed.
Nomination Category: New Product & Service Categories - Education
Nomination Sub Category: Virtual Learning Solution
2023 Stevie Winner Nomination Title: MedCerts Intro to Human Anatomy Course App
  1. Which will you submit for your nomination in this category, a video of up to five (5) minutes in length about the nominated new or new-version product or service, OR written answers to the questions for this category? (Choose one):
    Written answers to the questions
  2. If you are submitting a video of up to five (5) minutes in length, provide the URL of the nominated video here, OR attach it to your entry via the "Add Attachments, Videos, or Links to This Entry" link above, through which you may also upload a copy of your video.

     

  3. If you are providing written answers for your submission, you must provide an answer to this first question: If this is a brand-new product, state the date on which it was released. If this is a new version of an existing product, state the date on which the update was released:

    10/1/2022

  4. If you are providing written answers for your submission, you must provide an answer to this second question: Describe the features, functions, and benefits of the nominated product or service (up to 350 words):

    Total 349 words used.

    MedCerts provides affordable online training in Allied Healthcare and IT careers. Each program is based on 12 elements of eLearning, which is a custom teaching model MedCerts has refined over the years. Programs are entirely online and asynchronous, created by subject matter experts working with instructional design experts. Students run through numerous simulations and must demonstrate competency before they can move on to the next segment of the training.
    MedCerts interactive, scenario-based training is so effective that there is an 88 percent pass rate on the end-of-course credential exams. Courses are taught by real working professionals, not actors, employing HD-quality video-based instruction, virtual simulations, games and animations, and experiential learning situations. Students have a dedicated Student Success Advisor available 24/7 for 1:1 support. Advisors also monitor each student’s progress to intervene when necessary to nudge a student back on track and to keep them motivated and engaged.
    In October 2022, MedCerts released a new and improved HI1014: Intro to Human Anatomy and Medical Terminology course while also introducing a free Anatomy and Physiology app. This free app gives a 3D version of the human body’s internal structure through 50 different simulations. It is central to the human anatomy course because it explains the language of medicine, including abbreviations and pronunciation, and gives an overview of anatomy and physiology. A mobile app is especially helpful because of the detailed information students need to learn in anatomy. It is also highly interactive and because it is app-based, is available on-the-go. Students can open a module and practice anywhere which dramatically increases how many times they look at the information and how many simulations and activities they perform. Download the free iPad app here.  
    It is critical that students master anatomy and through the Human Anatomy and Medical Terminology course, students learn medical vocabulary that equips them to speak, write, and understand interactions in medical settings. They can see these systems within the body: integumentary, musculoskeletal, hematic, lymphatic and immune, and cardiovascular. Medical terminology they learn covers the respiratory, digestive, nervous, endocrine, reproductive, and excretory systems, as well as sensory organs.

  5. If you are providing written answers for your submission, you must provide an answer to this third question: Outline the market performance, critical reception, and customer satisfaction with the product or service to date. State monetary or unit sales figures to date, if possible, and how they compare to expectations or past performance. Provide links to laudatory product or service reviews. Include some customer testimonials, if applicable (up to 350 words):

    Total 228 words used.

    MedCerts provides affordable online training and a talent pipeline to Allied Healthcare and IT careers. Anyone looking for a learn-and-earn option including the military and their families, career changers or the under- and unemployed can take MedCerts training in 50+ career programs. They have trained and up-skilled more than 50,000 individuals and partnered with 500+ American Job Centers and 1,000+ healthcare organizations.
    MedCerts also innovates by bridging the gap between job searchers, employers, higher education institutions and workforce agencies. There are two major innovations in the MedCerts partnership models. In the first, MedCerts partners with several institutions of higher education, so that students can work through their MedCerts skills-based training program, while also earning articulated credits toward a college degree. In the second model, MedCerts partners with workforce boards (or directly with employers) in a train-to-hire model where students are employed while they are training. Employers benefit by having student training on the specific skills they need to fill, and students benefit from rapid, relevant training and a guaranteed job upon completion. In some cases, students are actually employed at the partner company during their training as apprentices. 
    And as a final note about MedCerts effectiveness, MedCerts interactive, scenario-based training programs report an 88 percent pass rate on the end-of-course credential exams in many programs. 

    For testimonials about life-changing careers made possible with MedCerts click here.

  6. You have the option to answer this final question: Reference any attachments of supporting materials throughout this nomination and how they provide evidence of the claims you have made in this nomination (up to 250 words):

     

Attachments/Videos/Links:
MedCerts Intro to Human Anatomy Course App
URL See a video representation of the Anatomy and Physiology app
URL See What's New in the Anatomy and Physiology Course
URL News Article: Open Media: How online training can ease healthcare demands
URL Article: SHRM: Goshen Health and MedCerts Partnership Creates Pipeline of Medical Assistants
URL MedCerts YouTube Channel
URL The app for iPad is free and can be downloaded