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Salem County · Serving Salem City

Medical Assistant Training in Salem City, NJ

200 Hours and 3 Certifications · Free training may be available

Train for national healthcare certifications about 40 minutes from Salem City — with hands-on instruction and Salem County One-Stop funding for those who qualify.

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Serving Salem City, New Jersey

Healthcare certification training near Salem City.

Salem City is home to the county's One-Stop Career Center — the starting point for free-training eligibility. ASI Career Institute — about 40 minutes from Salem City at our Turnersville campus — trains students for nationally recognized healthcare certifications through hands-on instruction, small classes, and day or evening schedules. No healthcare experience required: just a High School Diploma or GED and the drive to start a real career.

Programs

Two programs. Up to six national certifications.

200 Clock Hours

Clinical Intensive

200 Hours and 3 Certifications: Medical Assistant-MA, Patient Care, and Phlebotomy — plus a certificate of proficiency in Injections & EKGs.

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600 Clock Hours

Clinical Comprehensive

6 national certifications in 24 weeks — the full clinical stack plus medical administration, office technology, HIPAA, and customer service.

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Paying for Training

FREE training may be available for Salem County residents.

NJ Workforce Grants ASI is an approved NJ Department of Labor and Workforce Development vendor.

Individual Training Grants through the Salem County One-Stop can cover training for eligible residents — including those receiving Unemployment, Welfare, Food Stamps, TANF, or DVR services, and displaced workers. See all funding options →

Salem County One-Stop Career Center: 205 E. Broadway, Salem, NJ 08079 · 1-856-238-6800
FAQ

Common questions

How far is ASI Career Institute from Salem City?
Our campus is at 5360 Black Horse Pike (Route 42), Suite 6, Turnersville, NJ 08012 — from Salem City, that's about 40 minutes. Day and evening class schedules make the trip workable around a job or family.
Is free healthcare training available for Salem City residents?
Possibly, yes. ASI is an approved NJ Department of Labor and Workforce Development vendor, and the Salem County One-Stop Career Center can fund training for eligible residents through Individual Training Grants — including Unemployment, Welfare, Food Stamps, TANF, DVR, and displaced-worker programs. See funding options or call the One-Stop at 1-856-238-6800.
What certifications will I earn?
The 200-hour Clinical Intensive prepares you to challenge 3 national certifications — Medical Assistant-MA (NHA CCMA), Patient Care (NHA CPCT), and Phlebotomy (PTC) — plus a certificate of proficiency in Injections & EKGs. The 600-hour Clinical Comprehensive adds AMCA MAAC, HIPAA, and Customer Service for 6 national certifications total.
How long are the programs?
The Clinical Intensive is 200 clock hours. The Clinical Comprehensive is 600 clock hours over 24 weeks. Both are far faster than a degree program.
Do I need healthcare experience to enroll?
No. The only prerequisite is a High School Diploma or GED. Training is hands-on from day one — drawing blood, performing EKGs, and recording vital signs in a real classroom setting.
How do I get started from Salem City?
Two ways: request info using the form on this page and an admissions advisor will follow up within one business day, or call us directly at (856) 232-4677. If funding matters to you, contact the Salem County One-Stop first to check eligibility — then we'll handle the rest.
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