Cole Holland College | Medical Training Programs

Empowering Your Potential

Cole Holland Training Center, an accredited school, uses a collaborative approach to education; we empower students to envision possibilities in creating the life they want.

The Right Equipment Makes Learning Easier

Students at Cole Holland Training Center practice their skills using "real life" equipment. Keeping pace with technology, equipment, and best practices means students leave school confident and ready for work.

Experience is Vital

Students at Cole Holland Training Center enjoy the wealth of experience of our seasoned professional faculty, many of whom continue to work in their field while teaching.

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Cole Holland College is official. Our recent accreditation means students graduate from an accredited college which brings more esteem to our programs and more options for our students...

Medical Assistant Program begins March 18th – 100% placement rate means our students graduate with the skills and knowledge necessary to get a great job. Call today for more information...

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Cole Holland Volunteer Corps provides students and graduates with opportunities to volunteer as patients for mock disasters or as clinicians at other events and with health care organizations.

We have partnered with the Utah Emergency Medical Training Council, a 30-year old Utah non-profit group committed to emergency medical training in Utah to offer our students CPR, First Aid, ACLS and PALS courses. Call 801.562.2663 to register for an upcoming class...

Corporate Training: The UEMTC offers Corporate AHA and Office Healthcare classes at your location. Call Karen at 801.562.2663 for more information.

Emergency Medical Technician

The Emergency Medical Technician program is a fast paced introduction to Emergency Medicine. It prepares graduates to work saving lives in the pre-hospital setting and prepares students for the State of Utah exams.

Advanced Emergency Medical Technician

The Advanced Emergency Medical Technician program expands the knowledge, skills and scope of practice for EMT’s. Employment opportunities are much better for Advanced EMT’s. Graduates are prepared for the Utah state exams.

Medical Assistant

The Medical Assistant Program is completed in 60 weeks and begins every ten weeks. Next program begins Jan. 7th – financial assistance is available. 860 clock hours includes the mandatory externship.

IV Training Certification

This IV certification workshop trains health care professionals in the art and science of IV placement using both the open and closed system..

Basic Life Support CPR & First Aid

The UEMTC offers several classes necessary to work in health care in Utah. Call 801.562.2663 for more information.

Job Club

Job Club is offered weekly for students that have successfully graduated from one of our programs.
Job Club offers important information on employment essentials.

Volunteer Corps

Volunteer corps assists with mock disasters, humanitarian missions and community events. Sign up today to help make a difference!

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Student Workbook for Advanced Emergency Care and Transportation of the Sick and Injured, Second Edition

Human Anatomy Cadaver Workshop

Cole Holland College and the Institute of Human Anatomy offer participants engaged in or seeking a career in health care such as a Certified Nurse Assisting, Nursing, Nurse Practitioner, Respiratory, Physical, Speech or Occupational Therapy, Emergency Medical Services and Medical Assisting, a unique educational experience. The human body is fascinating and students and health care providers need to know as much about the body as possible in order to effectively treat disease or heal injuries. The Institute of Human Anatomy offers an opportunity for Cole Holland College workshop participants to study human anatomy through gross examination in a state-of-the-art laboratory. There is no better way to understand the complexity of the human body than to actually see the inner workings yourself. Usually this opportunity is limited to medical school students or forensic science majors. With Cole Holland College’s unique partnership with the Institute of Human Anatomy this chance is available to more health care providers and students than ever before. This opportunity is limited however – and we expect classes to fill quickly. We especially encourage former students to take advantage of this new opportunity. Call for details. We have custom designed a course specifically for Cole Holland College students, former students, and other health care providers that provides a glimpse into the inner workings of the body and its many parts including the organs, respiratory system, the digestive system, the muscular system, the reproductive system, the bones, joints, ligaments and more. Space is limited and the entire workshop fee is $125 which must be paid prior to the class in order to save your seat.

My Utah Career - ABC 4

MY UTAH CAREER There are more than 6 billion people in the world, more than 189 million companies in the world, and more than 60 thousand businesses in Utah alone. Some people say that 20% of the jobs in the next 20 years aren't even created yet -such is the capacity of human potential and growth. Cole Holland College is one business in Utah that is passionately committed to self empowerment, creativity, personal development and achievement. If you are interested in a new career, come talk to us - maybe we can help you figure out your strengths, help you imagine a different life, even help you invest in an education or training that will help you find greater success and personal satisfaction. In the meantime, watch some of these videos we hosted on ABC 4 Utah -- some ideas of careers and businesses in Utah. For more information, call us at 801.759.5164. Phlebotomist Phlebotomists are individuals who are trained in drawing blood and analyzing them for the detection, diagnosis and treatment of diseases. They perform a series of complex chemical, biological, microscopic and bacteriological tests on patients and provide an appropriate diagnosis. These tests are done to detect the presence of microorganisms like bacteria, viruses, fungi etc. Some of them monitor programs to ensure the accuracy of the results performed and also supervise clinical laboratory technicians. For more information on becoming a phlebotomist contact Brian Treu at Phlebotomy Training Specialists at 1.888.531.8378 or find more information at www.drawblood.net. Certified Nurse Assistant The Certified Nursing Assistant is a person who aids in the daily care of those needing nursing care. Think there’s nothing to the job? Think again. One of the first things many nurses say they learned is that nursing isn’t about dispensing medicines, giving shots or even taking orders from the doctor. It’s all about learning to listen to your patients. The CNA training takes that to a very basic level and the job of the CNA is often vital to the effective medical treatment of other health care professionals. For example, the CNA who spends the most time with a nursing home patient may be the first to notice a change in that person’s attitude that reflects a serious medical condition or a reaction to a change in their drug regimen. And while some people are simply observant enough to notice those kinds of things, learning what to do with the information is a vital part of the training for the Certified Nursing Assistant. For more information on CNA training contact AAA CNA Training Centers at 801.990.9333 or at www.utahcnacenters.com. With four locations and flexible day, evening and weekend classes this is the place to get your training! For more information on working as a CNA contact Homewatch CareGivers at 801-746-1080 or find them on the web www.homewatchcaregivers.com/salt-lake-city. Patient Care Coordinator A Patient Care Coordinator is an important part of a home health or hospice team. This person is responsible for making sure the transition from the hospital or facility to home happens smoothly and without missing important elements like prescriptions, wheelchairs or walkers, and making sure the skilled services the patient needs in the home are coordinated timely. A good agency, has such a person on staff. Canyon Home Care and Hospice is such a company - they care so much about their patients they want to make sure this delicate and vulnerable time is well managed down the last detail. Patient Care Coordinators typically have a health care background in nursing, PT or pharmacy and they understand home care and hospice and can answer questions for patients and family members and cut through all the red-tape in the health care system. For more information on Home Care or Hospice please contact Canyon Home Care and Hospice at 801.4875.6166 or find them on the web at www.canyonhomecare.com.

Volunteer Corps

Cole Holland College is an advocate for civic participation as a means to enhance professional and personal development. Participating with others in group activities in the health care field exposes the volunteer to new people, new ideas and sharpens the skill set, the mind, and the heart. As a member of this team, you will have the opportunity to engage in learning exercises designed to test the emergency responsiveness of hospitals, ER rooms, clinics, helicopter response teams, emergency response vehicles, fire departments, skilled nursing facilities, home health agencies, pharmacies and other organizations associated with the health care delivery system. Living in the natural world any community is at risk from Mother Nature. Living in Utah along the fault line we are particularly vulnerable to a major life threatening earthquake. In order for any community to be prepared for any kind of natural disaster, attack, or emergency, health care delivery systems must “test” their plans, personnel, equipment, and cooperation among many diverse health care organizations. Our Volunteer Corps is a non-profit organization dedicated to recruiting actively engaged citizens to act as volunteers for such training missions conducted throughout the state by a myriad of health care and emergency response organizations. Joining the Corps is easy and free and you never have to participate in any activity unless you want to. But your help now could mean the difference between life and death in the face of a REAL emergency so we appreciate you helping out each time you can. To join, you must: Fill out an application with pertinent contact information Sign a confidentiality agreement Sign a human subject risk and release agreement Sign an injury, image and property release forms Agree to participate in at least one training exercise per year Like us on Facebook to receive important information about events, updates and announcements Benefits of joining include: A sense of civic pride for helping out your community A Certificate of Appreciation and Participation each time you volunteer An addition to your resume An opportunity to meet other health care providers in the area A chance to associate with others who care about our community Invitations to classes, workshops, and other classes as well as attendance at free Cole Holland events at the school. For more information on the Cole Holland Volunteer Corps please call or meet with us. We hope you will learn about your community, how to prepare for an emergency, meet new and interesting people, add to your resume and earn the respect of your peers and neighbors. We love our community and know it is an honor to help make Utah as safe as we can. See Events for more information on upcoming events.

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