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Start Your New
Successful Career!
BECOME A VETERINARY ASSISTANT
in as little as 8 months!
Online classes
Covid-19
Scholarships available to all eligible students
Veterinary Assisting
Is A Stable Industry
Earn a solid income!
The Veterinary Assistant school program at American College of Healthcare (ACH) is designed to prepare you for the real world of working in one of the hottest careers for those looking to join the healthcare industry. Today’s Veterinary Assistants play vital roles in assisting veterinarians with aspects of animal care, such as:
- Being the first point of contact for clients and set the tone for their experience
- Educating pet owners about illnesses, medications and general care, and answer their questions and concerns
- Bathing, cleaning and disinfecting animal cages, sterilizing surgical equipment and perform daily caretaking tasks such as feeding and weighing animals
- Maintaining the charts that document daily animal care
Our school’s fast-paced and structured curriculum can help you develop the front-office and common-sense customer service you need to meet the expectations of veterinarian offices and animal hospitals today.
Start Your New
Successful Career!
Financial Aid available for those who qualify!
Healthcare training isn’t about getting a certificate – it’s about getting a job you love! ACH is dedicated to supporting you throughout your career. No one can guarantee you a job, but Graduate Placement Assistance is offered to all of our graduates for FREE. We make every effort to assist you in finding employment, including help with resume preparation, interview techniques, job searches and more. 1
Mission statement
The American College of Healthcare aims to provide its students with a competitive edge in the health care industry by providing quality educational programs with industry driven curricula for industry demanded professions.
It is our educational goal to open doors and assist in creating access to opportunity for individuals who have the desire, aspirations and the level of commitment necessary for succeeding in a new career.