Erie Institute of Technology

Programs

• Web Design and Social Media Marketing Program

  In the Web Design and Social Media Marketing career training program you will learn to design website user interfaces, as well as learn the technical aspects necessary to make websites functional. Students will learn the fundamentals of HTML and CSS as well as gain experience in content management systems. Students will also learn to design various types of content for publishing on social channels, as well as social media marketing fundamentals such as the use of different social platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter, as they relate to the needs of businesses.

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• Network and Database Professional Program

  With the growth of the Internet, networking and infrastructure management are areas of IT that are developing rapidly, especially with new developments in wireless communication and wireless networking. LAN and WAN systems can range from a connection between two offices in the same building to globally distributed networks, voice mail, and e-mail systems of a multinational organization. In the Network and Database Professional career training program you learn to deploy networks, ensure reliability and consistency of the network, handle problems, and reduce the risk of network failure. Database administrators perform report generation, backup management, security mana

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  IT Specialist Program

  With the growth of the Internet, networking and infrastructure management are areas of IT that are developing rapidly, especially with new developments in wireless communication and wireless networking. LAN and WAN systems can range from a connection between two offices in the same building to globally distributed networks, voice mail, and e-mail systems of a multinational organization. In the IT Specialist career training program you learn to deploy networks, ensure reliability and consistency of the network, handle problems, and reduce the risk of network failure. Database administrators perform report generation, backup management, security management, and performance monitoring and tuning – you’ll make sure data is secure, available and is used productively.

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• ​Electronics Technician Program

  Electronic devices make our high-tech world possible. In the Electronics Technician career training program you will learn the level of technical expertise needed to install, troubleshoot, and maintain this equipment. If you are the kind of person who loves hooking things up or fixing things, the Electronics Technician program will give you the background you need for electronics installation, troubleshooting, repair, and maintenance. With the core of basic theory, as well as analog and digital devices, the program also paves the way for other specialized electronics training at EIT: you could go on to specialize in Biomedical Equipment Technology, or Industrial Automation & Robotics Technology.

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• Medical Equipment Technician Program

  Health care professionals rely on an array of critical electronic devices to diagnose and provide medical care for their patients. The proper operation of this equipment is vital. In the Medical Equipment Technician career training program you will learn to install, calibrate, troubleshoot, and repair medical equipment. Combining this with medical terminology and physiology, computer networking, and biomedical equipment systems, you will work on a wide range of health-related monitoring, diagnostic, therapeutic, and surgical apparatus and instrumentation.

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• Medical Billing and Coding Program

  Medical billing and coding specialists are vital to keeping costs down, reducing medical mistakes and generally ensuring there’s a free flow of information about patients’ medical histories. By improving the way patient medical records are shared and used, the healthcare industry is looking to cut costs and improve outcomes. Medical billing and coding specialists are at the core of these changes, placing them in the middle of one of the fastest growing and most exciting areas of healthcare. The Medical Billing and Coding program is designed to provide students with the knowledge and hands-on skills necessary to build a successful career as an entry-level medical professional within the healthcare community. The program prepares students to work in the front office, the medical records department, the medical billing and coding department as well as in a variety of health care settings. Billing & Coding Specialists have an expansive range of opportunities for employment. The skills learned through the NHA CBCS certification are essential to hospitals, physician offices, surgery centers, nursing homes, dental offices, home healthcare agencies, mental health facilities and even insurance companies and consulting firms. Open the door to a rewarding career!

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• Phlebotomy Technician

  The Phlebotomy Technician program is designed to provide the student with the knowledge and hands‐on skills necessary to build a successful career as a competent entry‐level phlebotomist within the healthcare community. The program prepares the student to work in hospitals, laboratories, physicians’ offices, clinics, blood banks, and insurance companies.

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• CNC / Machinist Technician​ Training Program

  CNC machines have radically changed the manufacturing industry. Curves are as easy to cut as straight lines, complex 3-D structures are relatively easy to produce, and the number of steps that require human action have been considerably reduced. In the CNC / Machinist Technician career training program you will get your hands on drill presses, mills, lathes, and grinders, then advance to CNC milling and CNC turning. You will learn to efficiently set up and run CNC machines. Be capable of controlling the 3 axes of lathes and mills through Computer Numerical Control programs. Problem solving skills, troubleshooting techniques and use of engineering materials and processes learned at EIT will enable you to take your place in tomorrow’s industry.

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• Industrial Maintenance & Mechatronics

  Do you love fixing things? Do you have mechanical aptitude and manual dexterity? Employers are offering career opportunities to technically skilled employees – someone like you – who can be responsible for maintaining all types of manufacturing and building systems. In the Industrial Maintenance and Mechatronics career training program you’ll gain the expertise that is used in a manufacturing environment. This interdisciplinary program combines the classic knowledge of Industrial Maintenance (hydraulics, pneumatics, mechanical drives, welding, machining) with current Electronics and Electrical Systems used in manufacturing today. As a trained technician you’ll be needed for maintenance analysis and diagnosis, troubleshooting electrical and electronic applications, developing and implementing preventive maintenance programs, installing and servicing hydraulics and pneumatics systems, assembly equipment, HVAC and building systems. Plus you’ll learn the OSHA Codes and train for your refrigeration certification. So to the question – “Where could EIT graduates work?” The answer – “Anywhere in industry.”

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• Electrician Program

  Upon completion of the Electrician Program, students will understand the practices and applications found in residential, commercial and industrial electricity. Students will be qualified for entry level employment in the electrical field in positions which include electrician, electricians’ helper, electrical technician, electrical maintenance technician and utility technician.

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• HVAC/R Technology Program

  HVAC Technicians are vital in modern day homes and buildings. Heating and air conditioning systems control the temperature, humidity, and overall air quality in homes, businesses, and other buildings. They are typically responsible for not only the installation of HVAC systems but also their repair and maintenance. The average day of a HVAC Tech consists of traveling to worksites, following design specifications to install and repair HVAC systems, connect systems to fuel and water supply lines and air ducts, and install electrical wiring and test for proper operation. Develop your skills in an (HVAC/R) Technology career training program at EIT. Our four-term program provides hands-on training and instruction that helps you stand out from other candidates. Upon completion, you’ll know how to install, maintain, and repair the electronic and mechanical components that keep HVAC/R systems running. You will gain skills in installing HVAC units, including electronic and mechanical components; ductwork installation, including flexible tubing and sheet metal; installation and repair of fuel and water supply lines; installation and recycling of refrigerants; installation and repair of electrical connections to HVAC/R components; and the installation and repair of HVAC/R system automation components. Are you interested in starting a career as an HVAC/R technician? Contact us to learn more about the program, or enroll today.

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• Welding Technology Program

  Upon completion of the Welding Technology career training program, students will understand the common welding processes and applications at the foundation, intermediate and advanced levels. Students will take welding classes that include blueprint reading, gas metal arc welding, gas tungsten arc welding, pipe welding, and welding fabrication. Students will be qualified for entry level employment in the welding field in positions which include Welder, Welding Specialist, Welding Technologist or Welding Engineer. Our school contains 26 welding booths to train in, each equipped with Lincoln Electric Welding equipment.

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  Administrative Professional Program

  Today’s business administrative professionals need to have a variety of skills to handle a diverse set of tasks in a busy office environment. The Administrative Professional program prepares students for success in a modern business organization by covering computer applications, communication skills, customer service, and more. Graduates will be qualified to seek employment in occupations including Administrative Assistant, Administrative Office Manager, Purchasing Representative, Administrative Specialist, and Office Coordinator. In the Administrative Professional Program you will: - Gain knowledge in key concepts in Human Resources, Accounting, and Business Management - Gain computer skills in Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook - Learn to use QuickBooks accounting software - Learn Networking and Database Fundamentals - Finish the program with an externship in a local business where the student can apply their skills under supervision in an on-the-job setting.

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