Bradford College of Nursing’s Medical Assistant Program is designed to prepare students for employment as an entry-level Medical Assistant. The program focuses on both administrative and clinical competencies and is designed for students who wish to pursue a career in this allied health profession. Upon completion, graduates may seek a career in a clinical setting under the supervision of a licensed physician and function as a vital part of the healthcare team. Education is focused on anatomy and physiology of all body systems, administrative functions such as appointment scheduling, insurance billing, and office management, as well as clinical functions including administering medications, venipuncture skills for phlebotomy, obtaining and recording medical histories and vital signs, and preparation of the patient and treatment rooms for physician examinations.

CNA – Nursing Assistant Training Program (160 hours)

Bradford College of Nursing has 2 CNA Training Program Schedules- the CNA Day Program which is 21 eight hour days, the 6 week Evening CNA Program, and the 6 week Morning CNA Program. All CNA programs will involve academic coursework and clinical experience. Our CNA classes will instill in the individual student strict adherence to ethical, moral, and professional standards of nursing practice, and a high level of confidence in the acquired core competencies which will enable them to provide optimal care to patients. It focuses in creating and maintaining a culture of excellence in nursing care.

Our Certified Nursing Assistant Program (CNA) equips each student with the necessary knowledge and skills to pass the State required Certified Nursing Assistant Competency Exam. Bradford College of Nursing is a test site for the CNA State exam. You will train here, and you will test here! Unlike other establishments, we guide you from the start of your training through certification!

The EMT B Training Program offered by Bradford College of Nursing fulfills all of the training requirements set forth by the State of California in Title 22 of the California Code of regulations. The course curriculum includes all items outlined in Title 22, and is designed to guide students to successful completion of National Registry EMT – Basic Exam, which is required by the State of California for EMT certification, and this will allow students to work as an Emergency Medical Technician (SOC code 29-2041). Additionally, this class conforms to the National Standard EMT – Basic Curriculum formulated by the U.S. Department of Transportation. The class is divided into two sections: didactic instruction and skills training (160 hours) and supervised clinical experience (field ride-along and hospital emergency room experience for a total of 24 hours). Upon successful completion of the EMT B Program, a Certificate of Completion will be awarded that will allow the student to apply for National Registry Certification and subsequent state certification as an EMT.

Bradford College of Nursing is highly respected for its academic excellence and is a leading institution in vocational education for healthcare. It offers a meticulously designed Electrocardiogram (ECG/EKG) certification program that equips students with essential skills for a successful career in healthcare diagnostics. The program combines theory and practice, led by experienced educators, to provide a comprehensive understanding of ECG/EKG fundamentals. Practical application is emphasized through hands-on workshops and simulations, reinforcing the complexity of cardiovascular diagnostics. Bradford integrates advanced technology into the curriculum, ensuring students gain experience with industry-leading equipment. The flexible scheduling accommodates both full-time students and working professionals, and the college provides robust career coaching and job placement assistance to enhance student employability. Bradford's ECG/EKG certification program is highly regarded for its sophisticated understanding and practical approach, elevating vocational healthcare education.

The Medical Assistant certification class offered by Bradford College of Nursing is an excellent opportunity for students to gain the knowledge and skills needed to become a successful medical assistant. The program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of medical terminology, anatomy, and physiology as well as the clinical and administrative duties of a medical assistant. Upon completion, students will be prepared to take the national certification exam and start their career in the medical field.