Where is Los Angeles Campus?

American Career College's Los Angeles Campus offers a comprehensive range of vocational programs focused on healthcare and related fields, preparing students for entry-level positions in high-demand industries. The curriculum emphasizes hands-on training, clinical experience, and practical skills development to ensure graduates are job-ready.

• Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN): This rigorous program spans about 22 months and covers anatomy, physiology, pharmacology, and patient care. Students engage in simulated lab work and clinical rotations in local hospitals, learning to assess patients, administer medications, and collaborate in healthcare teams. The program prepares graduates to take the NCLEX-RN exam for licensure as registered nurses.
• Vocational Nursing (LVN): A 13-month diploma program teaching fundamental nursing skills, including vital signs monitoring, wound care, and infection control. Clinical externships provide real-world application in diverse settings like clinics and long-term care facilities.
• Medical Assisting: Over 9 months, students learn administrative and clinical duties such as phlebotomy, EKG procedures, medical coding, and patient intake. The program includes externships to build professional networks and practical expertise.
• Pharmacy Technician: This 9-month certificate program focuses on drug classifications, inventory management, prescription processing, and sterile compounding. Training includes computer systems used in pharmacies and hands-on practice in simulated environments.
• Surgical Technology: A 15-month program instructing on surgical procedures, sterilization techniques, equipment handling, and intraoperative patient care. Students participate in clinical rotations at surgical centers to gain proficiency in operating room protocols.
• Respiratory Therapy: The associate degree program, lasting 21 months, covers respiratory assessment, ventilator management, and emergency care. It includes advanced simulations and clinical placements in hospitals.
• Dental Assisting: A shorter 8-month program teaching chairside assisting, radiography, and office management, with externships in dental practices.

These programs are accredited by bodies like the Accrediting Bureau of Health Education Schools (ABHES) and align with industry standards. The campus features state-of-the-art labs, simulation centers, and career services to support student success. With small class sizes and experienced instructors from the field, students receive personalized guidance. The focus on employability includes resume building, interview preparation, and job placement assistance, boasting high graduation and employment rates. This campus serves a diverse student body, offering flexible schedules including evening and weekend options to accommodate working adults. Overall, the programs foster critical thinking, ethical practice, and lifelong learning in healthcare professions, contributing to the community's health needs in the greater Los Angeles area.