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CERTIFICATIONS
Licensed by the Kentucky Commission on Proprietary Education • Certified by ASHI Health & Safety Instructors
Approved training site for NHA-National Healthcareer Association • Approved by American Heart Association for BLS for Healthcare providers/CPR
Are you ready for a new career track?
We work with students every day that feel stuck in dead-end jobs. If you are looking for a rewarding career with upward mobility, call us!
The Numbers You Need to Know
71M
U.S. Population
65 & Older by 2030
1.9M
Estimated New Healthcare Jobs Added by 2030
#1
Healthcare is the Fastest Growing Industry in the U.S.
9,000+
Estimated Open SRNA Jobs in Kentucky Alone
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
SRNA / CNA
State Registered Nurse Aide
75 HOURS: 59 CLASS & 16 CLINICAL
Nursing assistants provide non-invasive bedside care to residents in a long term care center, hospital, or home health agency under the supervision of a RN or LPN.
This course meets the requirement for nursing programs for the SRNA/CNA class so the student can be accepted.
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.
CMA
Certified Medication Aide
172 HOURS
A certified medication aide (CMA) fulfills a vital role in the healthcare system. Their main duty is helping patients by administering medications that do not require an injection. CMAs are SRNA’s (State Registered Nurse Aides) who have completed extra training and passed the MACE exam.
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.
CPT
Certified Phlebotomy Technician
75 HOURS: 59 CLASS & 16 CLINICAL
This course provides knowledge of the phlebotomist's role in the healthcare system. Topics include the cardiovascular system, anatomy and physiology, and medical terminology as they relate to the job duties of a phlebotomist; lab safety and biohazard evaluation; the documentation and equipment used by phlebotomists; special handling procedures and methods to address complications in specimen collection, preparation and transport.
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.
I took the online offering of the SRNA course at KHT, and it helped me learn everything I needed to know to pass my state test! I completed all my coursework online and came in for two days of clinicals to help prepare me for the skills portion of the state test. I highly recommend this training facility!
