Now for a limited time only, we are offering the 3 most popular certifications together. These include Patient Care Technician, Electrocardiogram Technician and Phlebotomy Technician. All three certifications with transcripts will be awarded to students upon completion of 25-30 blood draws. Students will attending twice a week for only 4 weeks, and then begin their blood draws. Each of these certifications are nationally accredited through the AMCA, NCCT, the NTA, the NHA, as well as the N.A.P.T.P.
Winter Wellness Revolution: How Healthcare Heroes Keep Us Healthy When the Temperature Drops Midwestern winter is never predictable. One day it’s sunny and warm, and the next it’s a frozen catastrophe of wind and ice. Locals are more than familiar of the discomfort this weather brings. You can begin your day warm and comfortable in… Read more »
Hello Please Share the hiring event below with your students, alumni, network and social accounts! Thank you so much! We’re Hiring Phlebotomists at MUSC! The Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC) is excited to host a Phlebotomy Hiring Event in partnership with Goodwill. This is your chance to start or grow your career at… Read more »
The Critical Role of Flu Vaccination: Why Medical Assistants and Pharmacy Technicians Are Essential During Flu Season As autumn rolls around, the weather becomes colder, coffee orders change to spiced instead of iced, and we, in the healthcare business, prepare for what’s coming: Flu season. For the rest of the world, it is warm… Read more »
Celebrating Excellence: Our School Achieves Outstanding 90% Pass Rate for National CCMA Exams Let’s forget about the tedious brochure talk and get real for a minute. We Are Crushing the CCMA Exams! We did not come to boast (perhaps, a bit), but our phlebotomy and medical assistant team scored a wild 90 percent on the… Read more »
The Critical Role of Certified Clinical Medical Assistants in Modern Healthcare Okay, let’s say it directly: Certified Clinical Medical Assistants (CCMAs) are unsung heroes. Without them, hospitals, clinics, and even private practices would likely come to a crawl. Like the glue that holds the whole healthcare profession together, they make sure all the patients are… Read more »
