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OUR MISSION
We Care Online Classeswas developed in 2006 by a team of Registered Nurses who set out to improve the effectiveness, timeliness and flexibility of healthcare workers’ continuing education, in order to make it more affordable for themselves and their employers.
We offer our students in the healthcare industry, online classes to achieve their career goals, all from the comfort of their home. We serve both healthcare facilities and individuals.
We are professionals with over
100 years of experience in the
healthcare industry, including
nursing homes, home health
agencies, as well as facility administration.
We will continue helping our students to have access to continuous education at an affordable cost. We value quality education, and strive to exceed your expectations.
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
Some community organizations will help students with tuition, some with job search services. Apply whenever possible.
Kansas Works provides free services to assist in job search, including help with tuition for qualified persons
Kansas DADS offers a reimbursement for
Nurse Aide Training and Competency Evaluation Costs
Nurse Aide Training and Competency Evaluation Costs
Kansas DCF provides job training and help in getting a job to qualified persons.
WeCareOnline holds a monthly drawing to reimburse 2 qualifying students their tuition.
Free help to job seekers for a variety of career and employment-related needs. AJCs are located throughout the United States.
STUDENTS’ VOICES
"I really enjoyed that I was able to complete the work at my own pace. I could work forty hours at work, take care of my toddler, and still spend an adequate amount of time on my course work. All my questions were answered in a timely manner and my course work graded quickly. I really enjoyed taking this course."
Sheryl
Social Service Designee Student
Social Service Designee Student
"I really am learning a lot of things that are helping to explain the doctor orders that I read at work in my capacity as a Medical Record Coordinator. I really enjoy expanding my education without having to do it in a formal setting. You know...
without having to do it the whole going to school thing!"
without having to do it the whole going to school thing!"
Debra
Medical Terminology Student
Medical Terminology Student
"I am very surprised at how easy it was for me to learn how this all worked. I was really worried I wouldn't be able to figure it out because I'm not really good with computers. I loved being able to get on whenever I had the time to and working at my own pace."
Anonymous
Medication Aide Student
Medication Aide Student
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THE WCO BLOG
This is the first of an ongoing series that explores the career options for students of our classes. To begin, we’ll take a closer look at the Activity Director class. Activity Directors are the people who plan group and solo activities for residents of nursing homes and long term care facilities. State licensing requirements for nursing homes […]
Think about the last time someone said something encouraging to you. What was it about and how did it make you feel? Have you considered that you have the power to give encouragement back to those around you? Everyone appreciates and needs an encouraging voice in their life to help them through tough time and […]
Set a budget. If you don’t already have a budget, getting one in place is the first step toward establishing some savings. There are many free tools and resources available on the internet to assist you. Make a savings goal. Having a goal in mind will keep you on track for putting aside your money […]
What does your morning routine look like? Is it packed full of a long list, or is it short and quickly rush out the door? Often, our morning sets the tone for the rest of our day. Have you thought about your morning routine and identified any areas that you would like to improve? Many […]
COURSE OVERVIEWS
Medical Terminology: A Word Association Approach
If you have ever had trouble memorizing medical terms, this course (and word association approach) is for you. You’ll learn medical terminology from an anatomical approach by looking at each root term, its origin, a combined form, and an example of non-medical everyday usage.read more....
Health Unit Coordinator
The Health Unit Coordinator training course introduces you to both healthcare facility environment and procedures. You become acquainted with your professional role in the healthcare industry.read more....
Pharmacy Technician Certification Online Training
Just three months to a better career! Our CPhT training program offers a comprehensive introduction to the knowledge and skills you need to become certified and to start a new career. In this page you will find very practical information about the online training itself, PTCB examination requirements, salary expectations and duties generally relevant to your new profession.read more....
Medical Terminology II: Human Disease
Learn medical terminology related to all 11 of the body’s organ systems, with an emphasis on human disease, diagnostic procedures, and treatment techniques. Self-paced tutorial.read more....
Restorative Aide
This Restorative Aide course is designed to train Certified Nurses’ Aides (CNAs) in the efficient restorative care of residents in nursing homes. This course is presented with the goal of improving the quality of resident care by providing information, and training on restorative nursing.read more....
Training The Trainer
This Train the Trainer course is designed to prepare the classroom/clinical instructor to organize, prepare and deliver subject matter to adult learners. The course presents the different types of learners, teaching tips, and course organization and preparation techniques.read more....
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