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Tuition-free career training for in demand medical technology fields available

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West Michigan Center for Arts + Technology (WMCAT)
7/16/13 01:06pm
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The West Michigan Center for Arts and Technology (WMCAT) is enrolling students now for tuition-free career training in medical coding, medical billing and pharmacy technician.
Our 2013 graduates shoot a smile before walking across the stage at graduation.

Our 2013 graduates shoot a smile before walking across the stage at graduation. /courtesy of WMCAT

The West Michigan Center for Arts and Technology (WMCAT) is enrolling students now for tuition-free career training in medical coding, medical billing and pharmacy technician. The innovative program, which includes extensive professional and personal development as well as a full time externship with area employers, is available to under and unemployed adults.

WMCAT offers small class sizes of 12-14 students, professional instruction, wrap around services, and career placement assistance.

Classes are filling up quickly, and the program begins September 16. Information sessions are held every Monday at 8:45 a.m. at WMCAT, which is located at 98 East Fulton, Suite 202 in downtown Grand Rapids (corner of Fulton and Sheldon). For additional information, please contact Yvonne May or Jennifer Owens at 616-454-7004 or visit the WMCAT website. 

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wmcat By: West Michigan Center for Arts + Technology (WMCAT) (wmcat) on November 8th, 2013 at 9:07 am

Thank you Amy for the comment. At WMCAT we work extremely close with our employer partners to ensure our training matches their employment needs. We have an advisory committee with professionals from Spectrum, Mercy Health, Meijers and other employers who help us develop curriculum and prepare for market trends and changes. We know we are fulfilling a dual purpose of moving under employed adults toward economic stability while helping local employers fulfill their need for well-trained employees.

 

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