Academy of Health Professions Certificate
The Academy of Health Professions offers certificates in three areas: Nursing Assistant, Medical Office Administration, and Phlebotomy. In addition to academic coursework, students explore career paths to determine which profession best matches their interests and abilities. With each certificate, students gain skills that prepare them for employment in their chosen health field. Upon completion of the Nursing Assistant certificate, students may continue to the next level of instruction, Medical Office Administration or Phlebotomy, or can enter the workforce.
Students achieve success through a variety of traditional and non-traditional courses, career counseling and support, tutoring, and hands-on experience in health careers. The Academy courses are offered daytime, or evenings and weekends, or evenings and online in an accelerated format of 6 or 9 months. Small class size ensures that students receive individualized attention and support through the program.
To learn about the admission application process for these certificates, click on the forms below to view and download the application packets.
Nursing Assistant Application Materials:
- Nursing Assistant Program Information Sheet
- Nursing Assistant Admission Certification Form
- MCC Admission Application Form
Phlebotomy Application Materials:
- Phlebotomy and Medical Office Administration Program Information Sheet
- Phlebotomy and Medical Office Administration Admission Certification Form
- MCC Admission Application Form
Medical Billing and Coding: Materials will be available shortly. For questions please contact Alison Handy at handya@middlesex.mass.edu
Have you met the requirements for the program?
- If yes, follow the directions on the Admission Certification form and submit all forms, transcripts and complete any required testing.
- If no, complete a Middlesex Community College admission application online. Choose the Health Pathway as your major, then contact the college at 1-800-818-3434 for more information.
