Certified Clinical Medical Assistants work in a variety of healthcare settings such as hospitals, clinics, medical group practices, and public health facilities. This 21-week program will enable you to become a crucial member of a medical team with skills necessary to function in a variety of medical settings. As you complete this course, you will gain the technical knowledge required to assist you in passing the National Healthcareer Association (NHA) certification examination.

The Certified Clinical Medical Assistant Training includes theory and hands-on instruction during a 21-week program, which includes 40 hours of clinicals in a medical lab setting. Attendance to all classes and clinical assignments is mandatory. Class schedule may be adjusted due to unforeseen causes, such as inclement weather.

Fee: $2,500
Dates: 2/3/25 - 6/30/25
Times: 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Days: Monday
Sessions: 21
Location: Kingsport Regional Center for Health Professions

All registration and fees must be completed and paid prior to the first night of the course. Students will need to supply their own scrub uniform (black), white lab coat, clear safety glasses, and clean, white athletic shoes (no mesh tops or open toes) or nursing shoes. For questions regarding financial assistance, please contact WorkforceSolutions@NortheastState.edu.

Please review the CCMA Handbook below for more information about the course and student expectations.

A career in phlebotomy is a highly respected and important medical career. Phlebotomists, who specialize in drawing blood, work in a variety of healthcare systems including hospitals, clinics, medical group practices, laboratories, and public health facilities.

Individuals interested in starting a career in the medical field, prospective patient care technicians, current nurses, or those looking to develop skills may benefit from this program. This program will enable you to become a crucial member of a medical team with skills necessary to obtain quality laboratory specimens in a variety of medical settings. As you complete this course, you will gain the technical knowledge required to assist you in passing the National Healthcareer Association (NHA) examination to become a Certified Phlebotomy Technician.

The Phlebotomy Technician Training includes theory and hands-on instruction during an 11-week program, which includes 40 hours of clinicals in a medical lab setting.  Attendance to all classes and clinical assignments is mandatory. Class schedule may be adjusted due to unforeseen causes, such as inclement weather.

Fee: $1,500
Dates: 3/4/25 – 5/13/25
Times: 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Days: Tuesdays
Sessions: 11
Location: Kingsport Regional Center for Health Professions

All registration and fees must be completed and paid prior to the first night of the course.  Students will need to supply their own scrub uniform (navy blue), white lab coat, clear safety glasses, and clean, white athletic shoes (no mesh tops or open toes) or nursing shoes.  For questions regarding financial assistance, please contact WorkforceSolutions@NortheastState.edu. 

Please review the Phlebotomy Handbook below for more information about the course and student expectations.