Find the healthcare job that fits how you work.
You don't need to know what a phlebotomist or an EKG technician does yet. Answer 25 questions about how you like to work, what you're comfortable with, and what you need from training. We'll match you with a career path and explain what it really involves.
- 25 questions
- About 5 minutes
- Free, no obligation
Built by the admissions team at Montes HealthCare College, a BPPE-approved allied health school in Gardena.
Each of these careers learns to read something different
Five careers, one quiz
Each of these roles keeps patients and clinics moving. They ask for different strengths, different comfort levels and different amounts of training.
Medical Assistant
Checks patients in, takes vital signs, assists providers and keeps records moving. Front office and patient care in one role.
Enrolling nowClinical Medical Assistant
Works in the exam room: vitals, injections, EKGs and blood draws, with little desk time.
Enrolling nowPhlebotomy Technician
Draws blood for testing in clinics, labs and hospitals. One precise skill, done right the first time.
Enrolling nowEKG Technician
Records the heart's electrical activity and makes sure providers get a clean, accurate reading.
Next class formingMedical Billing and Coding
Turns patient visits into the codes and claims that keep a practice running, all behind the scenes.
Interest list
What training at MHCC looks like
Small classes
You're not one face in a lecture hall. Instructors know your name and see your technique up close.
Real equipment
You practice on the same tools you'll use on the job, in a campus lab in Gardena.
Months, not years
Programs run from a few weeks to about eight months, with payment plans available.
Before you start
Do I need any healthcare experience?
No. The quiz is written for people coming from retail, food service, office work or anything else. It asks about how you work, not what you already know.
What happens after the quiz?
You'll see your matched career, why it fits, what the work involves and what training looks like. If you'd like to talk it through, you can book a 15-minute call with an admissions advisor right on the results page.
Why do you ask for my contact information?
So we can send you your results and so an advisor can answer your questions. You're never obligated to enroll, and you can opt out of texts at any time.
Am I too old to start a new career?
Our students range from their late teens to their fifties. Many are changing careers while working, which is why schedules include daytime, evening and weekend options depending on the program.
Five minutes now could save you months of guessing.
Find out which healthcare role suits the way you work, then decide your next step with real information.