The Clinical Medical Assistant Certified program is a 225-clock hour course that teaches the student skills and training necessary to become an Clinical Medical Assistant. The student will have to complete the 100-Hour Nurse Aide Course, complete the 75-Hour Phlebotomy Technician Course, 30-Hour Electrocardiogram Technician Course and the 20-Hour Office Administration course and is required to pass all State/National Exams to become certified to be eligible to sit for the Clinical Medical Assistant Exam through AMCA/NHA.

The Office Administration program is a 20-clock-hour course that teaches the student skills and training necessary to become a front office assistant. The student will have to complete the 100-Hour Nurse Aide Course, complete the 75-Hour Phlebotomy Technician Course, 30-Hour Electrocardiogram Technician Course, and the 20-Hour Office Administration course and is required to pass all State/National Exams to become certified to be eligible to sit for the Clinical Medical Assistant Exam through AMCA/NHA.

Discover a Rewarding Career as a Certified Medication Aide (CMA)

Hey there, future healthcare professional! Get ready to dive into our dynamic 144-hour Certified Medication Aide (CMA) program. This course is all about equipping you with the essential skills for kickstarting a career in healthcare.

Here's What You'll Learn:

• This course focuses on delivering entry-level skills you need as a CMA in licensed health care agencies.
• Expect hands-on experience with clinical training conducted at a local, approved long-term care facility, under the watchful eyes of a Licensed Vocational Nurse (LVN) or Registered Nurse (RN).
• Our program strictly follows the guidelines set by Texas Health and Human Services (HHSC), ensuring you're getting top-notch education in the field.

Jumpstart your healthcare career journey with us and become an Elite Nurse Aide Training success story!

Electrocardiogram Technician (EKG) Program

Jump into the world of heart health with our Electrocardiogram Technician EKG course. It's your go-to if you want to understand EKG readings like a pro and get hands-on knowledge on working with EKG machines. Here's what the program offers:

• Master proper EKG readings and make correct adjustments on EKG machines

• Learn the art of patient preparation, focusing on skin readiness for the EKG process

• Get the hang of correct lead placement, a vital part of the EKG procedure

• Become proficient at inputting patient information to prepare for the American Medical Certification Association Exam

With this training, you'll be all set to take on roles in health facilities, looking after patients' hearts and making sure they're beating just right. So, why wait? Get ready to add a great skill set to your medical arsenal.

Certified Nurse Aide (CNA) Program at Elite Nurse Aide Training

Kick-start your journey in the healthcare sector with our Certified Nurse Aide (CNA) Program. Here's a brief overview:

• Duration: A comprehensive curriculum delivered over an estimated 100 total hours.
• Objective: Our program aims to impart students with foundational knowledge, skills, and abilities necessary for providing basic care in diverse settings such as long-term care facilities, hospitals, and patients' homes.
• Learning Outcomes: Upon completion, students will be proficient in basic first aid, CPR, vital sign recording, infection control measures, and application of proper body mechanics for tasks like bed making, lifting, and turning patients.
• End Goal: The program prepares students to meet the criteria needed to pass the State Exam and earn the Certified Nurse Aide certification in Texas.

Embrace this enriching opportunity to learn, grow, and succeed in the healthcare field with our Certified Nurse Aide program!

Clinical Medical Assistant Certified (CMAC) Training Program

Embark on a fulfilling career with our Clinical Medical Assistant Certified (CMAC) Training Program. This comprehensive program equips you with the practical knowledge and skills required for entry-level work in the administrative and clinical fields of medical assistance.

Program Objective Our CMAC program is designed to teach you how to:

• Schedule appointments and maintain patient records.
• Perform billing and coding duties.
• Assist physicians with examinations.
• Prepare patients for laboratory and diagnostic imaging procedures.
• Administer medications.

Upon graduation, you'll be eligible to sit for the Clinical Medical Assistant Certified (CMAC) exam administered by the American Medical Certification Association (AMCA) and the National Healthcareer Association (NHA).

Course Description The CMAC program involves 225 hours of engaging coursework. The curriculum includes a 100-Hour Nurse Aide Course, a 75-Hour Phlebotomy Technician Course, a 30-Hour Electrocardiogram Technician Course, and a 20-Hour Office Administration course. Successful completion of all components, including State/National Exams, qualifies you to sit for the Clinical Medical Assistant Exam through AMCA/NHA.

Phlebotomy Technician Program

Welcome to our Phlebotomy Technician Program, designed with a meticulous focus on preparing you for a critical role in the healthcare field.

Program Objective

• Learn to proficiently collect blood samples for medical testing.
• Understand and use relevant medical terminology linked to the clinical laboratory.
• Gain comprehensive knowledge about the main body systems.
• Identify veins in arms, hands, legs, and feet for phlebotomy procedures.
• Apply appropriate infection control measures for laboratory safety.

Course Details

• Total duration: 75 hours
• Frequency: Bi-weekly classes

We are committed to providing a superior learning environment that empowers you to acquire and practice the necessary skills, ensuring your readiness for the exciting and rewarding profession of a Phlebotomy Technician.

Elite Nurse Aide Training: Patient Care Technician Program

This course prepares you to become a Patient Care Technician (PCT), a critical part of any healthcare team.

Program Objective

Our goal is to equip you with the clinical and administrative skills needed in various medical environments. As a PCT, you'll have opportunities in medical offices, nursing homes, and hospitals. Once you graduate, you'll be eligible to sit for the PCT exam administered by both the American Medical Certification Association (AMCA) and the National Healthcareer Association (NHA).

Course Description

Our comprehensive program, totalling 205 hours, provides the necessary skills and training to become a proficient PCT. The course structure is as follows:

• 100-Hour Nurse Aide Course: Learn the essentials of patient care.

• 75-Hour Phlebotomy Technician Course: Master the art of drawing blood safely.

• 30-Hour Electrocardiogram Technician Course: Gain a deep understanding of EKG tests and heart conditions.

All courses must be successfully completed, and all State/National Exams must be passed, for you to be eligible to sit for the PCT exam through AMCA/NHA.