Health care terminology
Learn the language of hospitals and clinics.
Build skills in medical terminology, patient documentation, electronic medical records, scheduling and physician order processing through career-focused training from Canadian Business College.
Unit clerks support communication between physicians, nurses, patients and departments to help ensure organized and efficient patient care.
You’ll also gain foundational knowledge of the Canadian health care system, anatomy and physiology, and infection control.
Learn the language of hospitals and clinics.
Work with EMR scheduling, documentation and referrals.
Build a foundation in how the human body works.
Learn diagnostic testing and patient preparation.
The diploma covers health care delivery systems, terminology, anatomy and physiology, health information management, and diagnostic testing and patient preparation.
Get the training, tools and support you need to start a career in a hospital setting, in only 6 months.
Graduates are prepared for administrative and assisting roles in hospitals, long-term care facilities and clinics. Explore six roles.
Coordinate communication and paperwork on a hospital unit.
Employers set their own hiring requirements.
The Hospital Unit Clerk program goes beyond theory to provide practical, job-ready skills.
Training includes measuring vital signs, preparing examination rooms, assisting during procedures and maintaining infection control standards.
CBC’s remote learning is interactive and instructor-led, and available from anywhere in Ontario.
Prefer a mix? CBC offers online, hybrid and in-person formats. The online classroom provides instructor-led sessions with one-on-one support, and the hybrid option combines virtual and on-campus learning.
Canadian Business College pairs career-focused training with support designed to help students prepare for employment and explore funding options.
You’ll get hands-on training from industry professionals, plus career services including résumé writing, professional-development workshops, career tips and access to active job listings.
Choose one or more topics that you’d like to learn about. We’ll be in touch with program details, including start dates, tuition and answers to your questions.
Last updated: September 30, 2026
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Hospital units depend on clerks to keep patient information organized. In only 6 months, you can build the skills with instructors guiding you the whole way.