North TexasHealthcare Academy
Short, hands-on healthcare certifications built around real clinical practice. Choose a program to see what you'll learn, how long it takes, and what it prepares you for.
Your fastest route into hands-on patient care. In five weeks of in-person training, you'll build the skills to support nurses and care for patients in hospitals, long-term care, and home health, and prepare to sit for the Texas state certification exam.
Certified Nurse Aides work in hospitals, nursing and long-term care facilities, rehabilitation centers, and home health. For most students it's the entry point into healthcare and the foundation to build toward further credentials.
Learn to draw blood safely and confidently. This hands-on program prepares you to collect, handle, and process specimens and to sit for national phlebotomy certification.
Enrollment for this program is opening soon. You can still apply now to be first in line.
Phlebotomists work in hospitals, clinics, diagnostic laboratories, blood-donation centers, and physician offices.
Our shortest path to a healthcare credential. Learn to perform electrocardiograms and monitor heart activity in just four weeks.
Enrollment for this program is opening soon. You can still apply now to be first in line.
EKG technicians work in hospitals, cardiology practices, and diagnostic centers. The credential also stacks well with CNA and phlebotomy toward a Patient Care Technician role.
Train for one of healthcare's most versatile roles. Medical assistants handle both clinical and front-office work, which makes them some of the most employable graduates in any clinic.
Enrollment for this program is opening soon. You can still apply now to be first in line.
Medical assistants work in physician offices, clinics, urgent care, and specialty practices, moving between patient care and administrative work.
Go beyond the CNA role. This program stacks nursing-assistant, phlebotomy, and EKG skills into a single, higher-earning credential.
Enrollment for this program is opening soon. You can still apply now to be first in line.
Patient Care Technicians work in hospitals, dialysis centers, and long-term care, often a step up in pay and responsibility from a CNA role.
The one program you can finish from home. Learn the coding and claims systems that keep healthcare running, with no clinical hours required.
Enrollment for this program is opening soon. You can still apply now to be first in line.
Billing and coding specialists work in hospitals, physician offices, insurance companies, and remotely for employers that support work-from-home roles.