Covenant Academy

Covenant Academy’s Medical Assistant program in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, trains students for administrative and clinical work in medical offices and clinics, including patient greeting, appointment scheduling, medical terminology, medications, injections, laboratory draws, and 12-lead electrocardiograms. The program prepares graduates to take the National Certification Exam through NHA and become a Certified Clinical Medical Assistant (CCMA). This 12-week course includes classroom learning and an 80-hour clinical externship at a physician’s office, outpatient or urgent care facility, or laboratory. The externship is an unpaid course requirement. The page states that attendance is critical to passing the class and that students are responsible for finding their externship location beginning in January 2026, with guidance from the school.

At a glance

• Tuition: Deposit: $2000; $125 registration, IT, lab, and PayPal fee
• Leads to: Certified Clinical Medical Assistant (CCMA)

Covenant Academy is a State-Licensed proprietary school offering Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) classes. The Signature CNA Day classes are 2-weeks (Monday – Friday). Nursing Assistants work primarily in long term care facilities, however, hospitals and Home Care/Hospice also hire CNA’s. Becoming a CNA is a rewarding and honorable career. You are the “Heart” in the overall operations of any health care facility or home health care agency. We cover topics such as: Infection Control and Safety, Body Mechanics, Bed Making, Personal Hygiene, Vital Signs, Interaction Skills, Nutrition, Height and Weight. Begin your health care profession as a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) by getting solid training at The Covenant by experienced instructors. Covenant holds a steady 100% Graduation rate and a 99% pass rate on State Exam. YES, in a fast paced, yet focused accelerated course. You will have (3) core learning methods: Lecture / Videos, Lab Practice, Homework, Quizzes and Workbooks assignments. Clinical at some of the best Long Term Care Facilities in Michigan. When you have successfully completed the program, you will receive a certificate, making you eligible to take the State Exam administered by Headmaster. After passing the State Exam you can officially use the title: C.N.A. (Certified Nurse Assistant). Our students emerge to the Clinical setting after 16 hours are mastered in the school lab. Skills are practiced on Ms. Marvella (the mannequin). After successfully completing 16 hours in the Lab; you are eligible to go to the clinical rotation. Clinical rotation is supervised by a State certified TTT (Train the Trainer) nurse instructor at the local Long Term Care Facility.

Covenant Academy Phlebotomy Program

Embark on an exciting and in-demand healthcare career with Covenant Academy's Phlebotomy program. This 6-week hybrid course is meticulously designed to equip you with essential phlebotomy skills, combining flexible online learning with crucial hands-on lab training. Prepare to excel in the NCCT National exam and step confidently into a growing field, addressing the high demand for skilled phlebotomists. With experienced staff and a student-focused approach, Covenant Academy provides the foundational knowledge and practical expertise needed for a successful future in healthcare.

Program Details:

• Cost: A $750 deposit is required to hold a seat, along with a $60 lab fee. The balance is due before or on the first day of class.
• Duration: 6 weeks (4 weeks online, 2 weeks hands-on in the lab).
• Schedule: Hybrid format (online with 2 weeks hands-on lab training); offers flexible scheduling options including day, evening, and online classes combined with hands-on training.
• Prerequisites: Open enrollment (webpage content does not specify any prerequisites).
• Accreditations: Accredited for students to sit for the NCCT (National Center for Competency Testing) National exam upon completion.
• Career Outcomes: Prepares students for the NCCT National exam, enabling entry into a high-demand and growing healthcare field.

Covenant Academy’s Patient Care Technician program in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, trains students to support patient care through basic nursing assistance, phlebotomy, electrocardiogram readings, vital-sign monitoring, safety checks, and personal-care tasks. The program prepares participants for the State of MI CNA exam through Headmaster, the Phlebotomy Exam through the National Healthcareer Association, and the PCT National Exam through the National Healthcareer Association. Training includes laboratory work, clinical and practicum components, externship preparation, and online program access. Admission requirements include a high school diploma or GED, a criminal background check from ICHAT, and a recent tuberculosis test or chest X-ray. The diploma or GED is specifically required for eligibility for the national examinations.