Take Your First Steps into a New Healthcare Career

Define Your Career Path

Before you take your first step, you have to know where you're going.

Choose the SRNA Path

Certification as a State Registered Nurses Aide (SRNA) is a gateway into so many healthcare professions, including becoming a registered nurse (RN). Our SNRA graduates are employed in every avenue of the healthcare industry including hospitals, nursing homes, home health agencies, clinics, chiropractors, dentists, etc.

Choose Phlebotomy or EKG Path

Students in our Phlebotomy and EKG  programs have gone on to employment in hospitals, clinics, surgery centers, and doctors offices such as dentists, cardiologists, dermatologists, gastroenterologists, etc. Both EKG and Phlebotomy are part of the CCMA path (think of them as prerequisites), but you can also take them on their own.

Choose the CCMA Path

Upon completion of this program and passing three national exams, you will be able to assist a doctor with a variety of tasks in a clinical setting including, but not limited to, assisting physicians during exams, interviewing and educating patients, measuring and recording vital signs and administering injections.

Choose Your KHT Program

CCMA

Certified Clinical Medical Assistant

280 HOURS: CONSISTING OF BOTH CLASSES & CLINICALS

Upon completion of this program and passing three National Healthcareer Association (NHA) exams the student will be able to assist a doctor with a variety of tasks in a clinical setting including, but not limited to, assisting physicians during exams, interviewing and educating patients, measuring and recording vital signs and administering injections.

CET

Certified EKG Technician

65 HOURS: 59 CLASS & 16 CLINICAL

This course introduces the basic principles of electrocardiographic devices and their use in testing electrical impulses from the heart. Students learn how to record EKGs, vital signs, cardiac rhythms and stress. Also, individuals learn how EKG changes and myocardial infarctions are associated.

Recurring CPR Courses for Healthcare Providers

BLS

Basic Life Support (BLS) CPR

FOR HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS

Approximately 3 - 4 hours, this course meets the requirements for any healthcare entity or any health, medical or nursing student. Upon completion, you will receive a 2-year certification through the American Heart Association.
Classes are held 1-2 times per month.