Welcome to North View College in Ontario — where your journey to becoming a skilled Health Unit Coordinator begins. This program is designed to prepare students for an important administrative and coordination role within healthcare facilities.
Through a combination of classroom instruction, practical training, and real-world healthcare workflow simulations, students develop the organizational, communication, and medical administrative skills required to support doctors, nurses, and healthcare teams.
High Demand in Healthcare Facilities:
Graduates can work in hospitals, clinics, long-term care homes, rehabilitation centers, and medical offices.
Healthcare Administration Skills:
Learn patient record management, scheduling, medical terminology, and hospital communication systems.
Career Growth Opportunities:
Experience gained as a Health Unit Coordinator can lead to careers in medical administration, healthcare management, or hospital operations.
The Health Unit Coordinator Certificate prepares graduates to manage the administrative and coordination tasks within healthcare units. They play a key role in ensuring smooth communication between medical staff, patients, and departments.
Course Length: 24 Weeks (Approx. 480 Hours)
Practical Training: Included
Delivery: In-class + Practical Training
Credential: Health Unit Coordinator Certificate
Students: Domestic & International
Understand and apply medical terminology used in healthcare environments
Manage patient records, charts, and healthcare documentation
Coordinate communication between doctors, nurses, and departments
Schedule appointments, tests, and patient procedures
Maintain confidentiality and follow healthcare regulations
Use healthcare information systems and hospital administrative tools
Students receive hands-on training through simulated healthcare environments and administrative practice sessions. This ensures they are ready to manage real hospital unit operations efficiently.
North View College is committed to providing career-focused education through practical training, industry-relevant programs, and supportive learning environments that prepare students for real-world success.
