COURSES
CNA (CERTIFIED NURSING ASSISTANT)
Duration of course: 11 Weeks, 40 Hours of Clinicals
Cost: $1,500.00
Overview: The CNA Training Program prepares students for an entry-level job as a CNA in long-term care facilities and hospitals. Students will learn how to provide basic nursing care to residents and learn how to communicate effectively based on the psychosocial needs of residents and their families. Students will acquire the skills necessary to assist residents in attaining and maintaining maximum functional independence. Students learn how to protect, support and promote the rights of residents and how to apply safety and preventative measures in the care of residents.
Additionally, they learn to function as an integral member of the healthcare team and will be able to describe how their skills and observations contribute to the overall health care system for long-term care facility residents. The $1040.00 covers tuition and a uniform. The book is separate and can either be rented for an additional $10 or purchased for $30. If a payment plan is necessary, we require a $200 deposit at the time of registration. The remaining balance can then be made in payments up until your graduation date.
PHLEBOTOMY TECHNICIAN
Duration of course: 5 Weeks
Cost: $800.00
Overview: The Phlebotomy Technician, generally known as a blood collector, is an individual who performs lab draws or collects blood samples. They generally assist in the collection and transportation of a specimen other than venous blood (arterial blood, urine, tissues, sputum) and may also perform some clinical and technical functions. However, the primary function of the phlebotomist is in assisting the other members of the healthcare team in maintaining the accurate, safe and reliable collection and transportation of specimens for clinical laboratory analyses. This program teaches the student the standard clinical medical laboratory procedures as well as laboratory studies and instructions covering topics like specimen collection, urinalysis, basic office bacteriology, hematology, and chemistry. The study will include all aspects of medical laboratory safety, standard precautional measures, and quality control. They will learn to perform functions like venipuncture and capillary punctures. And above all, students will be equipped with the knowledge to handle various safety and clinical equipment. The duration of the training is 6 weeks for a total of 90 clock hours. Total cost for the basic training is $1120.00. The cost includes a uniform and a book. $200 is due at registration if a payment plan is needed. The remaining balance can then be made in payments up until your graduation date.
CERTIFIED CLINICAL MEDICAL ASSISTANT
Duration of course: 11 Week, 40 hours of clinicals
Cost: $2,400.00
Overview: The Certified Clinical Medical Assistant (CCMA) program is a fast-track healthcare training course that equips students with both hands-on clinical and administrative skills. Learners master essential patient care tasks—such as taking vital signs, performing venipuncture, running EKGs, and assisting with minor procedures—alongside medical office operations like patient scheduling, Electronic Health Record (EHR) entry, and HIPAA compliance. Ultimately, the curriculum bridges fundamental medical science with practical clinical techniques, preparing graduates to pass the NHA certification exam and immediately step into dynamic outpatient settings such as clinics, urgent care centers, and physicians' offices.
EKG TECHNICIAN
Duration of course: 12 Week
Cost: $2,350.00
Overview The Certified EKG Technician (CET) course provides specialized training in operating electrocardiogram equipment to monitor and record the heart’s electrical activity. Students learn patient preparation, precise 12-lead electrode placement, Holter monitor setup, and stress testing protocols alongside basic cardiac anatomy and physiology. The curriculum emphasizes identifying diagnostic artifacts, recognizing life-threatening arrhythmias, and maintaining infection control, fully preparing graduates to pass certification exams (such as the NHA CET) and work alongside cardiologists and physicians in hospitals, urgent care centers, and diagnostic clinics.
PHARMACY TECHNICIAN
Duration of course: 11 Week, 40 hours of clinicals
Cost: $2,000.00
Overview: The Pharmacy Technician course provides targeted training in compounding, dispensing, and managing medications under the direct supervision of a licensed pharmacist. Students master essential pharmacology, medical terminology, dosage calculations, and drug classifications, alongside practical skills like filling prescriptions, maintaining inventory, and processing insurance claims. The curriculum heavily stresses sterile and non-sterile compounding protocols, patient safety, and regulatory compliance (such as HIPAA and DEA rules), fully preparing graduates to pass national certification exams—like the PTCB (PTCE) or NHA (ExCPT)—and step directly into retail, hospital, or specialty pharmacy roles.