Milan Institute

Overview
Milan Institute is a career-oriented school which offers a variety of healthcare and business programs. There are campuses in cities including Amarillo, Boise, Las Mesa, San Marcos and Visalia. The school offers programs in areas including cosmetology, dental assisting and massage therapy. Milan Institute's name is recognized in the community and by many employers, and the school focuses on graduating highly trained students who are fully prepared for their careers outside of school.

Student Appeal
Milan Institute offers students quality, hands-on training for some of today's most popular and in-demand programs and industries. The school's name is well-known among several employers, and students are instructed by highly trained and experienced instructors. Classes are small and there are a range of student services available.

Financial
Financial aid is available for those who qualify. Milan Institute is accredited by the National Accrediting Commission of Cosmetology Arts and Sciences, the Council on Occupational Education and the Accrediting Commission for Continuing Education and Training.

Programs Offered:
*Students must be at least 18 or older to enroll.

• Administrative Medical AssistantAdministrative Medical Assistant
  This program provides students with both the administrative and clinical skills they need to apply for entry-level careers as administrative medical assistants. Graduates can look forward to working in offices of physicians, chiropractors, podiatrists and many other health professionals.
• Dental AssistantDental Assistant
  This program trains students to assist dentists with both administrative and clinical duties. Students take courses to learn how to perform tasks like collecting dental records, preparing patients and accurately recording patient information.
• EstheticianEsthetician
  Graduates of this program are trained in a variety of spa services not limited to Makeup application and composition, bacteriology, facials, hair removal, and many more. Students are trained in the most up-to-date techniques and they also acquire a range of business skills as well.
• Healthcare Billing & CodingHealthcare Billing & Coding
  This program trains students to accurately maintain healthcare records including insurance papers. Students take a variety of courses on topics including medical billing, diagnostic coding, medical terminology, hospital revenue codes, dental claims processing, insurance technology, and others.
• Holistic Health PractitionerHolistic Health Practitioner
  This program trains students in the field of holistic healthcare, which emphasizes treating a patient's entire person including mind, body and spirit. Graduates are prepared to work in a variety of settings including in massage clinics, spas, and doctor's offices. Students in this program begin by completing all the massage therapy program cases and then continue on to this program.
• Massage TherapyMassage Therapy
  At the Milan Institute, with our unique curriculum including the best of Eastern, Western and ancient practices as well as the latest techniques. Combined, this can give you the skills and confidence to excel in massage clinics, spas, hospitals, doctors' offices, sporting events and more!
• Medical AssistingMedical Assisting
  This program trains students to work under the supervision of physicians and surgeons and to work directly with patients. Students acquire skills such as learning how to take patient vital signs and information, take medical histories and to prepare patients for exams.
• Office AdministrationOffice Administration
  This program provides students with the skills and knowledge they need to succeed in today's fast-paced business office environments. Students are trained in a variety of office technologies and administrative skills.
• Pharmacy TechnicianPharmacy Technician
  This program trains students to help Pharmacists give out medication and related healthcare products to patients. Students learn about taking prescription orders, filling prescriptions and instructing patients about new medications.