About
Medical Assistant Program at Neslyn Health Institute
The Medical Assistant program at Neslyn Health Institute offers comprehensive training designed to equip students with the essential skills for a rewarding career in healthcare. With extensive classroom instruction and supervised lab and clinical practice, this program ensures practical skill development and real-world experience, preparing graduates to confidently enter the medical field. Benefit from a program focused on hands-on learning and thorough theoretical understanding, setting you up for success.
Program Details:
- Cost: Unknown
- Duration: The Clinical Medical Assistant course includes 208 hours of classroom instruction and 214 hours of lab/clinical practice. (Exact duration in weeks/months is Unknown)
- Schedule: Unknown (Delivery modality is Unknown, but includes classroom instruction and lab/clinical practices)
- Prerequisites: Unknown
- Accreditations: Unknown
- Career Outcomes: Unknown
Organization
Neslyn Health Institute
Neslyn Health Institute
Located in Raleigh-Durham, NC, Neslyn Health Institute is a medical training institute specializing in certification courses for CNAs, Phlebotomists, and EKG Technicians. The institute employs diverse teaching methods tailored to various learning styles, featuring interactive, expert-led classes, supervised labs, and clinical practice to prepare students for state certification and successful medical careers. Their mission is to provide high-quality education and cultivate a vibrant educational community that embraces all student differences and individual strengths.
Highlights:
- Specializes in diverse teaching methods tailored to different learning styles for medical career success
- Uses resources designed to enhance memorization and keep medical course content engaging and informative
- Phlebotomy program delivered primarily in-person with interactive classroom instruction, supervised labs, and clinical practice
- Phlebotomy program trains students in drawing blood specimens using venipuncture and micro-collection techniques