Medical Assistant
Graduates of our medical assistant school in Miami or Miramar will be prepared and possess the skills and hands-on experience to work at the entry level in medical offices, clinics and various medical practices.
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PTCB Test Prep
If you’ve made the decision to become credentialed through the Pharmacy Technician Certification Board (PTCB), you must first pass the Pharmacy Technician Certification Exam (PTCE). As this field continues to grow, so do the new opportunities.
Monitor (EKG) Technician Test Prep
Upgrade Your Skills Students will learn skills and activities that a Monitor/Telemetry Technician will be expected to perform on the[…]
NCLEX Test Prep
If you’ve made the decision to obtain your nursing license and become a registered nurse through the Florida Board of Nursing, you must first pass the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX). As the nationwide demand for registered nurses continues to grow, so do the new opportunities for those graduating nursing school.
Certified Health Coaching
The National Society of Health Coaches and FVI School of Nursing and Technology are excited to announce that FVI is the NSHC’s first official educational partner that will be offering the NSHC training program to clinicians and other allied healthcare providers!
Health Services Administration – Medical Assistant Track
The Health Services Administration- Medical Assistant Track (AAS) program prepares students for entry-level administrative positions in outpatient and inpatient healthcare settings.
Health Services Administration
The Health Services Administration- Medical Billing and Coding (AAS) programs prepare students for entry-level administrative positions in outpatient and inpatient healthcare settings. The program is designed for the allied health professionals to earn a diploma as a medical assistant or medical billing and coding as part of the associate of applied science degree in program consists of courses
ASN Nursing Program
The Associate of Science in Nursing (ASN) program was designed to progressively develop student knowledge, skills, and competencies as they advance through the degree plan. Nursing courses and general education courses have been developed to build on previous experiences and allow students to apply knowledge, skills, and competencies in a progressive and cumulative fashion.
