Mission Statement
To meet the needs of students and employers by offering enlightening healthcare training & educational programs.
Vision Statement
To provide abundant learning opportunities to a diverse student population in an environment that cultivates leadership & academic excellence.
About Us
Since 2017, we've been providing healthcare training courses. Courses range from American Heart Association CPR Basic Life Support (BLS) & Advance Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) courses, nursing review courses, nursing study workshops, & nursing assistant courses.
Meet our Team
Nursing Instructor
Joan Dizon, RN, BSBA, iCNA
Joan is a dedicated and passionate Registered Nurse with over 13 years of experience in the healthcare industry. As a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) Instructor for the past two years, she is committed to instilling in her students a deep appreciation for their roles in patient care. She works closely with aspiring nursing assistant students, guiding them to embrace their responsibilities with confidence, compassion, and professionalism. Her goal is to equip students with the knowledge and skills necessary to provide high-quality patient care while fostering a strong sense of pride and dedication to their profession.
Nursing Instructor
Tammy Raba, RN, iCNA
To be a Registered Nurse was my life's goal from early childhood, and I directed my primary education toward that goal by focusing on the sciences and mathematics. I began nursing school right out of high school. After I got married, I dropped out of nursing school to work in clerical duties to help support my family. When my children were older, I returned to school, obtained an A.S. degree in Science and Math, and then finished Nursing School in 1993. I met my husband, Tim, in Nursing school, and after obtaining our RN licenses, we moved to Las Vegas to work because Southern California wasn't hiring new-grad nurses at that time due to a recession. I have worked at Sunrise Hospital and Mountain View Hospital. I have experience in Orthopedic, Cardiac, and Neuro-Science Nursing. My favorite specialty was Neuro-Science ICU, as I find the brain to be the most fascinating organ in the human body. I left the hospital setting in 2018 and became a Home Visiting Nurse, providing nursing care and education to homebound adults. In 2020, I was recruited to become a Nursing Assistant instructor, which is one of the most delightful and fun jobs I've ever had. To find fulfillment in nursing, one must not focus on the paycheck, although nursing does enable one to become financially independent with all the luxuries and self-esteem that brings, but one must have a heart for service to her fellow human being, one must see the dignity of the human person as we all travel this journey called life.