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Start Working in Weeks, Not Years
There’s no need to spend years or $5,000+ on high-quality training to secure a rewarding job in healthcare. CALRegional’s healthcare training programs are designed for you to enter the workforce fast and affordably.
Students graduate from programs in just 3-12 weeks.
Programs include the national certification required for employment.
CALRegional students have a 90% program passing rate.
Find the Right Healthcare Program for You
Phlebotomy Technician Program
Salary: $40,099-$55,852
Phlebotomy technicians draw blood from patients and prepare the samples for testing. They work in hospitals, laboratories, blood donation centers, research institutes, private medical clinics, and more.
- Only $2995Only $1495
- 3-12 Weeks
- National CPT Certification
- Guaranteed externship
Clinical Medical Assistant Program
Salary: $47,045-$62,387
CMAs complete administrative and clinical tasks such as scheduling appointments and taking patients’ vital signs. They work in hospitals, clinics, private practices, urgent care centers, and more.
- Only $2995
- 8-10 Weeks
- National MAC Certification
- Guaranteed externship
Pharmacy Technician Program
Salary: $38,556-$54,098
A pharmacy technician assists pharmacists in preparing and dispensing medications, managing inventory, and customer service. They work in retail pharmacies, hospitals, long-term care facilities, and more.
- Only $2995
- 9-12 Weeks
- National CPHT Certification
- Guaranteed externship
EKG Technician Program (Online)
Salary: $57,108-$81,316
An EKG technician operates equipment to monitor and record patients’ heart activity through electrocardiograms (EKGs). They work in hospitals, clinics, doctor’s offices, cardiology practices, and more.
- Only $1995
- 3.5 weeks
- National ETC Certification
- 100% online training
Medical Billing & Coding Program (Online)
Salary: $41,944-$58,771
Medical billing and coding specialists translate medical diagnoses and procedures into codes for insurance reimbursement. They work in-person or remotely for hospitals, clinics, insurance companies, and more.
- Only $1995
- 11 Weeks
- National CBCS Certification
- 100% online training
Emergency Medical Technician Program
Salary: $49,214-$70,368
Emergency medical technicians (EMTs) are first responders who assess, stabilize, and provide critical care to patients in emergency situations. EMTs work in ambulances, hospitals, fire departments, and more.
- Only $2995
- 11 Weeks
- National EMT Certification
- Guaranteed externship
*Average to high U.S. salary data retrieved from Indeed’s salary tool as of February 2025.
Why Over 20,000 Students Choose CALRegional
- Programs certify and license students faster than most in the area.
- Students graduate debt-free with easy, interest-free payment plans. Everyone qualifies.
- Class schedules are designed to be flexible and match your lifestyle.
Over 1,000 5-Star Reviews
I came in with no medical experience, but my instructor made lectures easy to understand and took time to answer any questions we may have had.
As a mother of five looking to start a new path in life, the Medical Assistant Program at CALRegional gave me that opportunity. The teachers are with you every step of the way.
With my instructor’s help, I scored a 98/100 on the AMCA National Certification Exam!
I would take another course with CALRegional without thinking about it. They have the best teachers in town!
What’s Stopping You?
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Get your national certification FAST and start working in weeks, not years.
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Receive the highest-quality education from instructors who are leaders in their field.
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Opt-in for interest-free payment plans and spread your payments over 3-6 months.
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Enroll in day, evening, or weekend schedules that fit your lifestyle.
Real Stories from CALRegional Graduates
Medical Assistant Program
While working as a preschool teacher, Kassandra heard about CALRegional, which led her to redirect her passion for helping children toward a healthcare career.
Meet Kassandra
EKG Technician Program
Even while working full-time, Micah completed online training and advanced his career from clinic receptionist to EKG Technician.
Meet Micah
Phlebotomy Technician Program
After a routine blood draw helped save her grandfather's life, Maya was inspired to begin her journey to become a Phlebotomy Technician.
Meet Maya
Frequently Asked Questions
What Is CALRegional?
CALRegional is short for Career Accelerated Learning Regional Education Centers. We administer allied healthcare training programs through our partnerships with adult schools, community colleges, high schools, and the CalRegional Training Institute.
CALRegional is short for Career Accelerated Learning Regional Education Centers. We administer allied healthcare training programs through our partnerships with adult schools, community colleges, high schools, and the CalRegional Training Institute.
Are the Programs Accredited?
Our training programs are delivered through trusted, accredited partners—our adult schools and community colleges—so you can be confident in the quality of instruction.
While the healthcare programs themselves aren’t accredited, they are fully approved by the governing bodies that oversee vocational training. This is common in healthcare education, as accreditation is a voluntary process that primarily allows schools to qualify for state and federal financial aid.
What truly matters is that our courses are designed to give you the practical, job-ready skills that employers value.
Our training programs are delivered through trusted, accredited partners—our adult schools and community colleges—so you can be confident in the quality of instruction.
While the healthcare programs themselves aren’t accredited, they are fully approved by the governing bodies that oversee vocational training. This is common in healthcare education, as accreditation is a voluntary process that primarily allows schools to qualify for state and federal financial aid.
What truly matters is that our courses are designed to give you the practical, job-ready skills that employers value.
What’s the Difference Between In-Person, Hybrid, and Online Classes?
In-person learning is any form of instructional interaction that occurs “in person” and in real time between teachers and students or among colleagues and peers.
Hybrid programs are those that combine learning both online and in a classroom. Instead of taking every class in a classroom on campus, you will have the chance to take approximately half of the program through online classes. Typically, lectures will be online and the skills portion will take place in person.
An online class is a course conducted over the Internet. They are generally conducted through a learning management system, in which students can view their course syllabus and academic progress, as well as communicate with fellow students and their course instructors.
In-person learning is any form of instructional interaction that occurs “in person” and in real time between teachers and students or among colleagues and peers.
Hybrid programs are those that combine learning both online and in a classroom. Instead of taking every class in a classroom on campus, you will have the chance to take approximately half of the program through online classes. Typically, lectures will be online and the skills portion will take place in person.
An online class is a course conducted over the Internet. They are generally conducted through a learning management system, in which students can view their course syllabus and academic progress, as well as communicate with fellow students and their course instructors.
What Are the Requirements to Enroll?
You must be:
- At least 18 years of age.
- Have a high school diploma, GED, or equivalent.
- No felony/certain misdemeanor convictions on record.
No experience is necessary for most programs, except for:
- EKG Program: Previous completion of a healthcare training program or healthcare experience is required.
- Medical Billing & Coding Specialist Program: Previous healthcare or front office experience is recommended, though not required.
You must be:
- At least 18 years of age.
- Have a high school diploma, GED, or equivalent.
- No felony/certain misdemeanor convictions on record.
No experience is necessary for most programs, except for:
- EKG Program: Previous completion of a healthcare training program or healthcare experience is required.
- Medical Billing & Coding Specialist Program: Previous healthcare or front office experience is recommended, though not required.
Do You Offer Financial Aid or Payment Plans?
While we do not offer financial aid, we do provide easy, interest-free payment plans in which everyone qualifies.
During the enrollment process, you will make a small deposit to secure your place in a class. The remaining balance of the program fee can be spread over 3 to 6 months, depending on the length of the program. A credit card or debit card is required to set up automatic recurring monthly payments.
While we do not offer financial aid, we do provide easy, interest-free payment plans in which everyone qualifies.
During the enrollment process, you will make a small deposit to secure your place in a class. The remaining balance of the program fee can be spread over 3 to 6 months, depending on the length of the program. A credit card or debit card is required to set up automatic recurring monthly payments.
What Is the Refund Policy?
Our refund policy is designed to be clear and fair. The initial deposit is non-refundable. If you withdraw from the program within the first 7 days after classes begin, any payments made beyond the deposit are eligible for a refund.
Our refund policy is designed to be clear and fair. The initial deposit is non-refundable. If you withdraw from the program within the first 7 days after classes begin, any payments made beyond the deposit are eligible for a refund.
What Is an Externship?
An externship, similar to an internship, provides hands-on training in a field that a student is interested in pursuing. Externships are unpaid and are generally full-time, Monday – Friday. Note: Not all programs require an externship.
An externship, similar to an internship, provides hands-on training in a field that a student is interested in pursuing. Externships are unpaid and are generally full-time, Monday – Friday. Note: Not all programs require an externship.