Medical Assistant Program - Bradford College of Nursing
Bradford College of Nursing's Medical Assistant program offers a comprehensive and immersive in-person education designed to transform aspiring healthcare professionals into competent and caring medical assistants. This 920-hour curriculum focuses on preparing students for certification and immediate employment by developing both clinical and administrative proficiencies, ensuring graduates are well-equipped to excel in a dynamic healthcare environment. With a commitment to producing skilled professionals, Bradford College of Nursing provides a supportive learning atmosphere within its broader healthcare education framework, setting students on a path to a rewarding career.
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Bradford College of Nursing is a healthcare training school in Stockton, California. It prepares students for work in Certified Nursing Assistant, CNA Program, Electrocardiogram (ECG/EKG), Emergency Medical Technician, EMT Program, EMT Training Program – Basic (Emergency Medical Technician), Home Health Aide, Home Health Aide Training Program, Medical Assistant, and Medical Assistant (MA) Program fields. The institution’s mission emphasizes ethical, holistic, culturally competent, versatile, and population-based education developed with healthcare and educational partners. Its history traces to a nursing assistant program established by its mother school in 1996. The school identifies classrooms, skills laboratories, a computer lab, a library, administrative offices, and equipment and supplies areas as part of its facility. Its programs address healthcare workforce preparation, including basic emergency medical services, nursing assistance, home health support, and medical assisting.