The program is a sixteen month program that comprises of 24-36 hours of instruction a week. This generally breaks down to 2 days of theoretical instruction a week and 2-3 days of clinical practice.
Admission Requirements:
Applicants with medical experience such as Medical Assistants Certified Nursing Assistant, Emergency Medical Technician, are recommended to the program.
Students will be required to fulfill all health assessment requirements and attend student orientation before registration. All requirements give at new student admission need to be completed and returned to the college before a student receives an acceptance letter to the program.
The program equips students with the technical and manual skills acquired from the theoretical and clinical components of each course of study.
Graduates will be able to offer a range of services in health care setting including administering medications, drawing blood, administering IV fluids, administrating skin tests and immunizations and providing patient care under the supervision of a licensed physician or a registered nurse.