About
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.
Organization
U.S. Colleges
US Colleges
Headquartered in Santa Ana, CA, US Colleges is an employee-owned higher education company operating multiple campuses across California. It specializes in short-term healthcare training programs, some as brief as four weeks, with a focus on hands-on instruction and lab simulations. The institution emphasizes empowering students for new healthcare careers through practical skills development, externship opportunities, and comprehensive career services support.
Highlights:
- Employee-owned college offering hands-on healthcare career training with programs as short as four weeks
- Mission to drive student transformation by empowering them with knowledge and skills for in-demand career fields
- Phlebotomy program delivered primarily in-person with hands-on training, lab simulations, and externship opportunities
- Phlebotomy program designed for quick completion, typically within 16 weeks