Island CPR, Kona Office

Medical Assistant Program at Island CPR

Embark on a rewarding healthcare journey with Island CPR's Medical Assistant program. This comprehensive program provides hands-on, quality instruction designed to equip you with the practical skills and confidence needed to excel as a Certified Clinical Medical Assistant (CCMA) in Hawaii. With a supportive learning environment, knowledgeable instructors, and job placement assistance, you'll be prepared to pass the CCMA exam and launch a fulfilling career, transforming your potential into professional success in the medical field.

Program Details:

• Cost: 1395 USD plus tax
• Duration: 9 weeks (70-hour course)
• Schedule: Hybrid modality, with live classroom sessions 2 days and other components remote and mostly self-paced. Recommended sign-up by end of May for fall readiness.
• Prerequisites: High school diploma, Basic Life Support (BLS) certification
• Accreditations: Unknown (no explicit information available)
• Career Outcomes: Designed to equip students with practical skills and confidence for successful healthcare careers in Hawaii, with job placement assistance.

Island CPR’s Phlebotomy Technician (CPT) program is offered at the school’s Kona Office in Kailua-Kona, Hawaii. It trains students in venipuncture, capillary and arterial collection, specimen handling, anatomy and physiology, medical terminology, and workplace safety while preparing them for the National Exam for CPT. The hybrid program combines prerecorded online lectures with three laboratory sessions, followed by 30 supervised live sticks before exam eligibility. Students have up to three months to complete the course, although motivated students may finish in a few weeks. The program recommends prior Medical Assistant or Nurse Aide coursework, or a background in medical work or training, to provide foundational medical knowledge.

At a glance

• Format: HYBRID
• Leads to: National Exam for CPT

Island CPR’s Certified Nurse Aid program is offered at the Kona Office in Kailua-Kona, Hawaii. It trains students to provide basic patient care, observe patient conditions, report information to nurses, and assist with patients’ physical and emotional needs while preparing for Prometrics testing. The primary pathway uses blended learning through Zoom lectures and in-person lab sessions, with all labs attended at the Kona facility, and runs for 100 hours on Thursdays and Fridays. Training includes lectures, skills practice, and practical application with long-term care facilities. Admission requires a current two-step TB test, a current flu shot or waiver, TB testing, a gold test or chest X-ray before in-facility training, age 18 or older, a valid Hawaii state ID, and a high school diploma or GED.

At a glance

• Format: HYBRID
• Next start: October 1st - Nov 20th 2026
• Tuition: Non-refundable deposit of $475.00 + GET; tuition assistance available
• Leads to: Prometrics testing
• Financial aid: available (per the school's page)

Island CPR offers the Heartsaver® CPR/AED/First Aid program at its Kona Office in Kailua-Kona, Hawaii. The program trains participants to recognize emergencies, perform CPR for adults, children, and infants, use an automated external defibrillator, and provide basic first aid for common injuries and medical emergencies. It prepares participants for an American Heart Association or American Red Cross course completion card, with certifications described as valid for two years. The primary Adult/Child/Infant pathway is delivered in person and runs for 5.5 hours; adult-only and blended First Aid options are also available, with the blended option combining online coursework and an in-person skills checkout. Training includes practical practice with manikins and course materials. No admission requirements are stated.

At a glance

• Format: In person
• Leads to: American Heart Association and American Red Cross CPR/First Aid/AED certification

At its Kona Office, Island CPR represents a standout amongst medical certification providers. This esteemed institution shines in the dissemination of key First Aid qualifications, a crucial toolset equipping people to confront emergency situations unflinchingly. Through extensive, tactile training methods, Island CPR ensures students gain a thorough understanding of vital procedures. Its seasoned educators personify a commitment to excellence, assuring unparalleled educational experiences. The curriculum at Island CPR is crafted to maximize knowledge absorption, cultivating skills and self-assuredness. Its multifaceted educational strategies contribute to their impressive accomplishment records. Island CPR extends beyond being a mere institution—it's a portal to life-preserving knowledge within the medicinal sector. It underscores the necessity of hands-on education, prepping learners to execute effectively amidst pressure. The complexities of First Aid are unveiled and decoded here, at Island CPR.

Island CPR's Medical Billing / Coding certification program at their Kona Office equips students with the knowledge and skills necessary to excel in the fast-paced field of medical billing and coding. The program covers topics such as medical terminology, insurance billing and coding, and medical documentation, preparing students for a career in healthcare administration. With hands-on training and experienced instructors, Island CPR's program provides the necessary tools for success in the medical billing / coding field.

The Medical Assistant Certification program at Island CPR's Kona office is designed to train aspiring medical assistants to provide patient care services in various healthcare settings. The program covers essential skills and knowledge necessary for medical assistants to perform clinical and administrative tasks under the supervision of physicians and other healthcare professionals. The program offers hands-on training, guided by experienced instructors, in a supportive learning environment to ensure graduates can confidently enter the workforce as qualified and competent medical assistants.