The English as a Second Language Program offers the practices and resources to achieve the highest proficiency in the English language.

The Clinical Medical Assistant program is designed to train students, under the guidance of an experienced faculty, in all the relevant aspects of patient care including vital signs, medical office procedures, specimen collection, etc.

Patient care technicians (PCTs) help provide basic care to patients; care such as: using the bathroom, serving food, and or changing bedding; they are usually in charge of monitoring vital signs, providing emotional support to patients and families.

Students of the Electrocardiograph Aide program will learn the cardiovascular system and its functions and pathology of diseases, law, and ethics relative to the electrocardiograph aide and duty function in the medical chain of command.

The Phlebotomy Technician program is designed to train students to perform duties which include blood draw, storing blood and blood components, venipuncture, basic processing, urinalysis, and specimen collection.

Home health aides are prepared to devote their knowledge, time, and talents to caring for patients with chronic illnesses, severe disabilities, the elderly, and anyone who needs ongoing care.