The Associate of Surgery Services program provides students with the essential knowledge and skills required to support surgical teams in various healthcare settings. It focuses on the operational aspects of surgery services, preparing students to assist in patient care and manage surgical procedures effectively.

The moment a patient walks through the door, a silent but decisive chain reaction begins, and the Associate of Medical Documentation and Secretarial Services (Tıbbi Dokümantasyon ve Sekreterlik Önlisans) trains the people who keep that chain unbroken from first greeting to final discharge summary. Students quickly learn that a single missing consent form can delay surgery by hours, a misfiled allergy alert can trigger catastrophe, and a perfectly typed pathology report is often the only permanent witness in court years later. Labs recreate the controlled chaos of busy clinics: one station demands flawless registration of 120 patients in two hours while phones ring nonstop, another requires transcribing a surgeon’s barely legible operative note into structured, searchable text before the next case starts, and a third simulates releasing records under strict privacy laws when lawyers and anxious families both demand immediate access. First semester builds the foundation—mastering medical terminology until “laparoscopic cholecystectomy” rolls off the tongue as easily as “coffee break,” learning anatomy well enough to spot when a dictated report says “left” but means “right,” and drilling keyboard speed until 90 accurate words per minute feels relaxed. Second year shifts to high-stakes precision: coding complex procedures with ICD-10 and CPT accuracy that directly affects reimbursement, managing electronic health record workflows so no test result ever vanishes into digital limbo, and designing patient-flow systems that reduce waiting times without creating bottlenecks elsewhere. Instructors, veteran medical secretaries who have calmed panicked relatives at 3 a.m. and rescued surgeons from their own handwriting, bring real disasters—a chemotherapy dose mis-transcribed because of a smudged note, or a perfectly timed reminder that caught a drug interaction before infusion began—turning dry regulations into stories that sear the importance of perfection into memory. Projects grow sophisticated: one team completely digitizes a fictional clinic’s paper archive while maintaining legal chain-of-custody, another creates multilingual patient information packets that survive accreditation audits, while a third implements voice-recognition templates that cut dictation time 70 % without sacrificing accuracy. Privacy and ethics are relentless—students practice redacting records for research, role-play refusing improper requests from VIPs, and conduct mock breach investigations to trace how a single phishing email could expose thousands of files. Communication skills are honed as carefully as typing speed: learning to deliver bad news with empathy over the phone, translate complex instructions into plain language for frightened families, and write professional emails that prevent misunderstandings before they escalate. Graduates emerge as the indispensable nerve centre of any healthcare setting—medical secretaries who keep schedules synchronised across dozens of providers, health information technicians who ensure every chart is complete and defensible, or registration supervisors who turn chaotic arrivals into calm, efficient intakes. Many become coding specialists whose accuracy directly impacts revenue, release-of-information experts who balance legal demands with patient rights, or trainers who teach new clinicians how to document thoroughly without drowning in paperwork. The program deliberately builds the rare combination of lightning-fast accuracy and ice-cold calm that healthcare requires—the ability to process a trauma patient’s records while ambulances scream outside, spot a critical allergy buried in page 47 of a transferred file, or redesign a form that prevents thousands of future errors with one thoughtful dropdown menu. As medicine becomes ever more digital and regulatory scrutiny intensifies, these professionals become the guardians who ensure that when a doctor opens a chart at the decisive moment, what they see is complete, correct, and instantly actionable—turning mountains of data into the quiet certainty that lets healing happen without distraction.

The Associate of First Aid and Emergency program is designed to prepare students to provide immediate care in emergency situations, focusing on essential skills needed for effective response and management of medical emergencies. The program aims to empower students with the knowledge required to make critical decisions and perform lifesaving techniques.

The Associate of Anesthesia program prepares students for roles in the administration of anesthesia and monitoring of patients undergoing surgical procedures. It emphasizes the importance of safety, patient care, and teamwork in the operating room, equipping students with skills essential for working alongside anesthesiologists.

The Associate of Medical Imaging Technologies program focuses on the principles and practices of imaging technologies used in medical diagnostics. This program aims to train students in the use of various imaging modalities, ensuring they are equipped with the necessary skills to work in healthcare environments effectively.

The Bachelor Of Elderly Care program is focused on preparing students to provide quality care and support to the elderly population. The program emphasizes the importance of understanding the unique physical, emotional, and social needs of older adults, aiming to enhance their quality of life through compassionate and professional care.

The Bachelor of Nursing program prepares students for a career in healthcare focused on providing patient care and improving health outcomes. The program emphasizes both theoretical knowledge and practical skills necessary for nursing practice in various healthcare settings.

The Bachelor of Nutrition and Dietetics program focuses on the science of nutrition and its impact on health and well-being. It aims to prepare students to assess dietary needs, develop meal plans, and provide nutritional guidance to promote healthy eating habits.

The Bachelor of Speech and Language Therapy program focuses on the assessment, diagnosis, and treatment of speech and language disorders. It aims to equip students with the skills necessary to help individuals improve their communication abilities, enhancing their quality of life.

The Bachelor of Midwifery program is designed to prepare students for a vital role in maternal and neonatal healthcare. The program emphasizes the importance of providing compassionate care to mothers and infants during pregnancy, childbirth, and the postpartum period.

The Bachelor of Ergotherapy program focuses on helping individuals improve their ability to perform daily activities through therapeutic practices. It aims to enhance the quality of life for patients by promoting independence and well-being through tailored interventions.

The Bachelor of Audiology program focuses on the study and treatment of hearing and balance disorders. It prepares students to assess auditory function and provide rehabilitative services to individuals with hearing impairments, significantly improving their quality of life.

The Master of Occupational Health and Safety (Non-Thesis) (Turkish) program focuses on the study and application of health and safety principles in various workplaces. It aims to develop professionals who can assess risks, implement safety regulations, and promote health initiatives to prevent workplace injuries and illnesses.