Do you want to start an exciting career in healthcare? Or maybe you are looking for the right career field for you but don’t know where to start? Whatever your unique circumstances are, we have you covered at Boardman Training Center.
For years, we have been helping students get started in healthcare careers and achieve their goals by providing the education and training needed. We support our students every step of the way as they train for a new career, from the first phone call to graduation and beyond.
Now is the perfect time to start your path to a new healthcare career. We are accepting applications for fall healthcare training classes at Boardman Training Center. Keep reading to discover how to enroll and get on the fast track to a new career!
Explore Our Program
To enroll in fall classes, the first thing you need to do is choose which healthcare training program works best for you. To make this decision easier, there are a few questions you can ask yourself: do I want to work in a medical office, do I want to work with patients directly, and are there any specific skills I want to learn?
For students who want to learn how to draw blood, our Phlebotomy Technician program may be the right choice for you. As a phlebotomist, you will draw blood to collect medical specimens that help doctors gain insight into a patient’s health. While enrolled in their phlebotomy classes, students will learn procedures for specimen collection, skin puncture techniques, basic phlebotomy skills, and how to use specimen collection equipment correctly. The phlebotomy training program prepares students for the Certified Phlebotomy Technician (CPT)* exam, which sets phlebotomy students up for success in their future careers.
If you want to learn how to perform an electrocardiogram, our EKG Technician program may be the better choice for you. As an EKG technician, you will measure heart rhythms that provide critical information on heart health and potential heart conditions. As a student in EKG classes, you will learn things like identifying normal and abnormal EKG recordings, using a heart monitor, describing the normal physiology of cardiac conduction, and distinguishing between basic dysrhythmias. While enrolled in the EKG program, students prepare to sit for the Certified EKG Technician (CET)* exam.
For students who want to learn a combination of both phlebotomy and EKG skills, our Cardio Phlebotomy program may work best for you. As a cardio phlebotomy technician, you have the opportunity to work directly with patients, helping doctors to provide excellent care. As students complete their cardio phlebotomy classes, they are trained in various areas, including performing EKGs, drawing blood, completing venipuncture procedures, controlling infections, and practicing fundamental patient care. The cardio phlebotomy program prepares students for professional healthcare certifications, including Certified Phlebotomy Technician (CPT)* and Certified EKG Technician (CET)*.
If you want to learn various skills that train you to work in a medical office, our Medical Office Specialist program may be the right decision for you. Medical office professionals have the opportunity to perform both administrative tasks and care for patients while on the job. Students enrolled in medical office classes will learn various skills, including recording vital signs, patient intake, charting, collection of laboratory specimens, injections, suture removal, and basic wound care. While in the medical office program, students prepare for healthcare certifications including Certified Medical Administrative Assistant*, Certified Billing and Coding Specialist*, and Certified Electronic Health Records Specialist*.
Meet Your Admissions Advisor
Since you know all about our healthcare training programs, it’s time to set up a meeting with an admissions advisor. To get this meeting scheduled, request information now or call us at 330-729-9244. Our friendly admissions advisor is ready to help you get started in the healthcare training program that fits you best.
Your dedicated admissions advisor will guide you through the enrollment process. You will learn all about Boardman Training Center, the classes in your chosen program, and our proven process for helping students get started in their new careers. Your admissions advisor will review our flexible payment plans with you to find an option you are comfortable with. You can ask any questions you may have about BTC or our programs.
You will also get to take a tour of the campus, see classrooms and labs, meet potential instructors, and get a feel for what it’s like to be a student at BTC. You will be able to complete this admissions meeting at our campus or virtually.
Get Registered for Classes
The last thing to do is register for your healthcare training classes. At Boardman Training Center, we do the work for you and get you registered for the exact classes you need each term.
Before starting your classes, make sure you have everything you need to excel in your healthcare training program. Talk with your family and friends about the support you will need, allow time for homework, and get all your supplies ready to start school. This will set you up for success from the very beginning.
Now you know just what to do to enroll for fall classes, so you’re ready to get started on the fast track to a new healthcare career. Contact us today to make it happen!
*Certification is contingent on passing the corresponding certification exam.