U.S College’s Nurse Assistant Program is designed to provide you with the knowledge, skills, and training that you need to begin a new and rewarding career as a nursing assistant. The Program covers topics such as the role of a nurse assistant, the healthcare environment, healthcare safety, basic caregiving skills, and communication skills.

The Phlebotomy Technician Program provides students with the knowledge, skills, and hands-on training that they need to succeed in an entry-level career as a Phlebotomy Technician. Primarily, the Program will teach you how to draw blood and handle clinical specimens. The Program will also teach you how to care for patients and ease their anxiety during a blood draw. These are the most important skills covered by our Phlebotomy Technician Course.

Becoming an EMT is exciting and rewarding. If you choose to enroll in U.S College’s EMT Classes, you should be confident that you will learn the skills that you need to succeed as an entry-level EMT. Furthermore, our EMT Classes are offered year-round, with monthly enrollment available. So, there will be little to no waiting time between the time you enroll in the Program and the time you begin training to become an EMT.

The Clinical Medical Assistant Program offered by U.S Colleges is a short-term 16-week course that prepares students for things they will encounter in an entry-level medical assistant position. The CMA Program teaches students basic medical terminology, how to take patient vital signs, how to use an EKG machine, how to handle blood tubes, how to use a stethoscope, how to use medical instruments, and much more.