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COURSES













 

Why CHOOSE VicTory Training?

VicTory Training offers a variety of class options from full-time to part-time suited to compliment a variety of lifestyles.  Enrollment size is limited to 10 seats per class making it your ideal setting for "Quality Healthcare Training at Affordable Prices."

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CMA (Certified Medical Assistant)











 

What is a CMA?

What is a Certified Medical Assistant: a medical professional who is responsible for assisting with patient care, clerical duties, environmental and organizational tasks in flexible work settings.

Why become a CMA?

Why become a Certified Medical Assistant: you have the advantage of working in flexible work settings (medical clinics, physicians' offices, and outpatient care facilities to mention a few, along with flexible hours.

Schedule: Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday/ 3 days a week/24 week

Course will meet Tuesday ,Wednesday and Thursdays from 5:30pm to 9:30pm.

Course Fee: $3,300.00

Registration fee: $250.00 (non-refundable) to reserve a spot for the course.
5 or more students are required to hold the course or the course will be cancelled and you will be moved to the next available date

$300 is due by first day of class.

Remaining balance $2700 is to be paid $250 biweekly for 11 weeks.
Requirements: Physical, 2 step TB, background check, entrance exams (to be submitted prior to start of class), purchase of Stethoscope,manual blood pressure cuff, secondhand watch, purple scrubs and white shoes


Nurse Assistant Course (CNA)

What is a CNA?

A Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) is an individual who has successfully completed a CNA course and the Indiana Nurse Aide Exam.  Certification is then earned.  His or her name will then be added to the Indiana Nurse Aide Registry.  

Why become a CNA?

Becoming a CNA is a great way to enter into a new profession that promotes and fosters compassion.  It will allow for you to develop and learn new interpersonal skills. You will have the ability to work at hospitals, nursing homes, acute rehab units and home health.  

CNA Full Time Course

SCHEDULE: Monday through Friday | 5 days a week | 3 weeks
This course meets from 8:30am to 3:00pm on Monday through Friday for class.   The second and third week meet Monday through Friday from 7:00am to 4:00 pm at the clinical site. 

Course Fee: $825.00

  • $300.00 is due on the first day of class.  The remaining balance is due 7 days from the start of class (weekends included) by 7:00 am.

  • Inclusive of State Exam

CNA Part Time Course

SCHEDULE: Monday, Wednesday and Thursday | 3 days a week | 5 weeks
This course meets from 4:30 pm to 10:00 pm on Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays from 4:30pm to 10:00pm for class and clinicals. 

Course Fee: $825.00

  • $300.00 is due on the first day of class.  The remaining balance is due 14 days from the start of class (weekends included) by 7:00 am.

  • Inclusive of State Exam

  • A high school diploma or GED is not required.

  • Complete and pass the Reading and Exam - to be submitted within 24 hours of registration to contact@victorytraining.net 

  • ​2-Step TB Test - to be submitted prior to first day of class

  • Background Check - to be submitted prior to first day of class

  • Physical Exam - to be submitted prior to first day of class

CNA course other fees

Deposit

  • A non-refundable deposit of $75 to reserve a spot and get enrolled in the course.

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Book Fee

  • A book fee of $40.00 must be paid on the first day of class.

Requirements

Qualified Medication Assistant Course (QMA)

SCHEDULE: Monday and Thursday
This course meets from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm on Mondays and Thursdays.

Course Fee: $950.00 (non-employee)

  • $350.00 is due on the first day of class.The remaining balance is 14 days after the start of class unless paid-in full special.

  • Inclusive of State Exam

QMA course other fees

Deposit

  • A non-refundable deposit of $100 to reserve a spot and get enrolled in the course.

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Book Fee

  • A book fee of $45 must be paid on the first day of class.

Requirements - to be submitted prior to first day of class

  • ​2-Step TB Test 

  • Background Check

  • Physical Exam

Phlebotomy

What is a Phlebotomy

What is a Phlebotomist: a phlebotomist is a medical professional who collects blood and other samples for medical testing and analysis.

Why become Phlebotomy?

Why become a phlebotomist: Phlebotomists have the advantage of working in various flexible work settings. they are not limited to just hospitals, clinics, but can also find employment in other healthcare facilities such as laboratories, blood banks, and research institutions.

Phlebotomy

Schedule: Wednesday | 1 day a week | 4 weeks
Course meets: Wednesday at 5:00pm to 9:00pm

Course fee: $2100.00
Registration fee: $100.00 (non -refundable) to reserve spot for the course. 3 or more students are required to hold the course or the course will be cancelled and you will be moved to the next available date.

$400 is due by the first day of class

Remaining balance $1600.00 may be paid $535 weekly for 3 weeks or biweekly $800 due November 11 and November 25th.
Requirements: Physical, 2-step TB, background check, entrance exams (to be submitted prior to start of class) Purchase of purple scrubs and white shoes.


EKG – Electrocardiogram Course (EKG)

What is an EKG technician:

An electrocardiogram technician is a healthcare professional who performs EKG tests to monitor and record the heat’s electrical activity.  

Why become a EKG?

Why become an EKG technician: working as an EKG technician is incredibly rewarding. Your role is crucial in saving lives and improving patient outcomes.

Schedule: Wednesday |1 day a week| 4 weeks
Course meets: Wednesday at 5:00pm to 9:00pm

Course fee: $1800.00

Registration fee: $100.00 (non-refundable to reserve spot for the course) 3 or more students are required to hold the course or the course will be cancelled and you will be moved to the next available date.

Deposit: $300.00 prior to first day of class

Remaining balance $1400.00 may be paid weekly at $465 for 3 weeks or $700 biweekly due on December 9th and December 23rd.
Requirements: Physical, 2-step TB, background check, entrance exams (to be submitted prior to start of class) Purchase of purple scrubs and white shoes.

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