Ventura Training Institute

Ventura Training Institute’s Home Health Aide (HHA) program in Camarillo, California, prepares Certified Nurse Assistants to provide home-based patient care and leads to eligibility for California HHA certification. The hybrid program combines online theory instruction with in-person clinical training and runs across two and a half weekends, or five days. Admission requires an active California CNA certification in good standing, a valid government-issued identification document with an SSN or ITIN, and a current CPR/BLS card. Physical examination, immunizations, TB clearance, and a clear Live Scan background check are also required. The program is approved by the California Department of Public Health for Home Health Aide training.

At a glance

• Format: Hybrid
• Leads to: California HHA certification

Ventura Training Institute’s Nurse Assistant (NA) Program in Camarillo, California, prepares students to provide nursing assistance and leads to eligibility for the California state certification exam. The hybrid program combines 60 hours of online classroom theory with 100 hours of supervised clinical experience at local healthcare facilities and is designed to run for 6–12 weeks. Admission requires applicants to be at least 16 years old and provide government-issued identification with a Social Security Number or Individual Tax ID Number. A current physical examination, immunization records, TB test clearance, and a clear Live Scan background check are also required for clinical placement.

At a glance

• Format: Hybrid
• Leads to: California state certification exam

Phlebotomy Technician I (CPT-I) at Ventura Training Institute in Camarillo, California, prepares students for phlebotomy work and CPT-I certification in California. The curriculum covers theory and provides supervised clinical experience through a hands-on externship, meeting state requirements for certification. The hybrid program runs for 8 to 9 weeks and includes more than 80 total hours, comprising 40 theory hours and more than 40 externship hours. Evening and daily schedule options are available. Admission requires a high-school diploma or GED. The program is approved by the California Department of Public Health, and completion provides eligibility for the California CPT-I credential.

At a glance

• Format: HYBRID
• Leads to: CPT-I certification