Our Mesa campus serves the suburban Phoenix areas of Mesa, Gilbert and Apache Junction and is located just off of the US60 and Power Road.
We are committed to providing the best value in allied health career education and supporting the medical and veterinary employment needs of the community.
The Mesa campus is located near S. Dobson Road and W. Southern Avenue and directly across from the Banner Desert Medical Center. The area is served by Valley Metro buses and Valley Metro light rail. Students can choose to take the light rail to transit hubs and then transfer to bus routes that meet their needs
Program Length:
Approximately
9 Months
In this program, students will learn how to work closely with a dental care team to ensure the best patient experience and assist in all phases of treatment, from oral care to administrative duties. Courses will focus on preparing patients for examination, taking X-rays, sterilizing equipment, preparing materials for impressions and much more.
Program Length:
Approximately
9 Months
In this program, students will learn how to work closely with all members of a medical team, including doctors and nurses. Medical assistants perform a range of clinical and clerical duties and act as a liaison between patients and doctors. Courses will focus on anatomy, routine laboratory procedures and frequent patient care procedures. Pima Medical’s training prepares students to begin working in the field with confidence immediately upon graduation.
Program Length:
Approximately
9 Months
In this program, students will learn how to prepare and provide medications for patients. Courses will focus on preparing medication, compounding medications, interacting with those in the medical field such as doctors and nurses, operating automated dispensing equipment and much more. Students will receive professional and clinical training that prepares them for the daily responsibilities of a pharmacy technician.
Program Length:
Approximately
20 months
In this program, you will learn a broad range of areas that nurses are expected to work in such as, labor and delivery, pediatrics, surgery, trauma and more. Your career as a nurse will be unique each day to meet the needs of your patients. You will acquire the skills needed to work as an entry-level nurse and will be prepared to sit for the National Council Licensing Examination for Registered Nurses.
Program Length:
Approximately
20 Months
In this program, you will learn how to provide treatments for those who need to learn how to function independently in their homes and during daily activities. You will take courses that focus on anatomy, growth and development, kinesiology, mental health and many other important areas of focus. Your coursework will utilize real-world labs that prepare you for the workforce.
Program Length:
Approximately
18 Months
In this program, learn how to help patients improve their mobility and movement following an injury or illness. Courses in this program focus on preparing you for a variety of tasks required on the job such as conducting exercise, performing massages, applying hot and cold packs and assisting in traction and other treatments. You will learn these skills in a truly hands-on experience at Pima Medical.
Program Length:
Approximately
24 Months
In this program, you will learn how to perform medical diagnostic imaging examinations. Courses will focus on anatomy, equipment protocols, radiation safety and other important areas of focus so you’re equipped with the skills needed to be successful in the field. Our real-world labs use the same equipment you’ll be working with in hospitals or clinics, so you don’t skip a beat on your first day on the job.
Program Length:
Approximately
24 Months
In this program, you will study a broad range of respiratory health skills, including but not limited to advanced respiratory care techniques, pharmacology, cardiopulmonary disease, patient assessment and more. The day-to-day responsibilities of a respiratory therapist are as wide-ranging and unique as the patients they treat. You will also be qualified to handle critical care and emergencies related to respiratory issues.
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Yes! While job placement is not guaranteed, Pima Medical Institute provides ongoing career support to all alumni after graduation. Our team helps with job placement, interview preparation, and networking opportunities with local healthcare providers to help graduates find meaningful employment.
Pima Medical supports non-traditional students through academic advising, tutoring, access to housing resources, and other benefits provided by the Student Services team. Returning students are encouraged to meet with Student Services to learn about available resources and local support options.
Yes. Financial aid is available to those who qualify at all of our campuses, and for online students. Our financial services team helps students apply for federal aid, scholarships, and flexible payment options to make medical career training more accessible.
The length of different healthcare certificate and associate degree programs varies by discipline. Most healthcare certificate programs at the Mesa campus take about 9 to 12 months, while our healthcare associate degree programs typically take around 2 years. Each combines classroom instruction with real-world lab and clinical experience.
We also offer online associates, bachelors, and master’s degrees across different healthcare disciplines.
Yes! Many of Pima Medical’s students balance work and school successfully. The Mesa campus offers flexible scheduling options, including day and evening classes, to accommodate working adults and parents.
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