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Today, announced a new to help meet the growing demand for credentialed employees in area healthcare facilities. Graduates will be prepared to review patient medical records and assign numeric codes ...

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NEW BERN, N.C. – Craven Community College will kick off the fall semester with the introduction of new programs in high-demand fields to help meet the needs of the region’s growing workforce. The ...