Released on: October 25, 2007, 10:55 pm

Press Release Author: Philip Laboon

Industry: Industrial

Press Release Summary: New York City Nursing School providing healthcare training
including Phlebotomy Training, Nursing Certification, Nursing Assistant Training,
and Medical Billing and Coding Training courses in NYC.

Press Release Body: New York, United States ( ExpressPressRelease ) - A specialized
allied health training school for medical careers, the Mandl School offers six
comprehensive certificate programs for popular health care career fields. The Mandl
School, College of Allied Health in New York, NY, offers fast-track training classes
for busy professionals. The school features a growing student body and experienced
teachers.

The health care field is growing at an astonishing pace, partially because the
population of the United States continues to age. Nursing assistants, medical
assistants, medical billers and coders, and the like are needed in a variety of
health care settings. The goal of the Mandl medical career training programs is to
give students the classroom theory and hands-on experience that will serve them well
in their medical careers. Shorter academic programs mean that students spend less
time in the classroom, and more time on the job, accumulating professional
experience. Health care jobs are appealing to many young New York professionals
because the training time can be short -- and the salaries and benefits can be quite
attractive.

The Mandl School, College of Allied Health was founded in 1924 as a training college
for certified medical assistants. Since then, it has grown, adding new degree
programs and faculty, and welcoming more students to train for New York medical
careers. Students can seek additional credentials after attending the Mandl School
-- for example, a student who receives a nursing assistant certification might
eventually seek a career as a head nurse, after receiving additional training.

There are several other benefits offered along with a Mandl medical career training
education. Professionals are on-site at the school to offer academic or career
guidance, as well as job placement assistance. This guidance is important for
students when seeking professional work in the health care field after graduation.
Fully-equipped, hands-on labs with medical supplies and learning aids also help
students to take their skills into the real world. After completing one of the six
academic career training programs, students will be prepared fill the large number
of health care job vacancies within and outside of the New York job market.

Mandl offers the following six professional medical training programs at its New
York City campus:

. Medical Assisting Training
. Nursing Assistant
. Dental Assistant Training
. Medical Billing and Coding Training
. Surgical Technologist
Training
. Phlebotomy Technician Training

The Mandl School, College of Allied Health in New York City is a place where
students can opt to get started in the nursing or medical assisting field. For
example, upon completing the nursing assistant training program, nurse assistants
experience fulfilling careers that include plenty of patient contact and the
opportunity to strengthen skills when on the job. They can continue training to
become registered nurses (RN) while earning an income. Mandl's nursing assistant
program consists of fewer than sixty classroom hours, and is concluded with an
externship designed to completely prepare the student for his or her nursing career.
Medical assisting is another degree possibility at Mandl. It is one of the
fastest-growing career areas in the United States, with 50 percent growth projected
in the coming decade. Medical assistants are professional medical workers who
lighten the workplace burden of physicians and nurses. They perform basic laboratory
procedures and medical tests, assist in patient records management, and help with
patient health insurance forms. Some seek additional training after completing their
medical assistant certificate programs.

Mandl\'s academic programs include real-life career training through supervised
externships. The externships provide students with opportunities to test-drive their
classroom skills before entering a health care field. Mandl's other education
programs - medical billing and coding, dental assistant, phlebotomy technician, and
surgical technologist - lead to health care careers that are also rapidly growing.
Students begin their medical careers at the entry-level, filling urgently needed
health care roles. The health care field demands workers who can enter the workplace
with high degrees of competency and solid grasps of medical ethics. Even more
importantly, health care careers require prior training and experience. In today's
competitive job market, prior experience is essential to securing a good job. This
is especially true of the job market in New York City. The Mandl School, College of
Allied Health gives students a chance to get hands-on experience worthy of putting
on their resumes.

The Mandl School, College of Allied Health is
located in Midtown Manhattan, at 254 West 54th St. It is surrounded by the exciting
and vibrant New York Theater District, as well as many popular shops and eateries,
like Saks Fifth Avenue and the Carnegie Deli. Mandl\'s campus is just a stone\'s throw
from Central Park, as well. The school is easily accessible by several Metropolitan
Transit Authority subway lines, including the 1, A, B, C, D, E, N, Q, R, and W lines
that feed into Queens, Brooklyn, and the Bronx. The school itself is located in the
Famous Studio 54 Building. Prospective students are encouraged to come by and find
out more about the medical career training programs. The school offers guided tours
of the classroom and practical facilities, as well as opportunities to sit in on
lectures and experience the teaching methods used at Mandl.

To find out more about Mandl's medical career training programs, visit the school on
the Web at http://www.mandl.edu, or call
212-247-3434.


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Web Site: http://mandlschool.com

Contact Details: Mandl School, The College of Allied Health
254 W. 54th Street
New York, NY 10019
212-247-3434