Optometric Technician Program — EVENING CLASSES, Monday–Thursday, 6–10 p.m. Train for a healthcare career in eye care.| Learn More
HCI College provides a student-centered environment consistent with its core values preparing graduates to apply their knowledge, and abilities to succeed in a work environment in their field of study.
HCI College is dedicated to providing education and training to students for careers in various healthcare and technical fields, preparing them for employment in their chosen profession that serves the community. HCI College offers educational programs ranging from 10 months to 2 years. Training to become a professional in your field of choice is made convenient with two South Florida locations at your disposal, along with ongoing career placement assistance.
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These programs are designed to instill the knowledge and skills of professional practice, as well as foster the values of higher education and social responsibility.
Instruction involves both classroom and practical experiences with seasoned healthcare professionals in the pre-hospital and hospital arenas. At HCI College, our aim is to provide our students with an education where upon graduation they are equipped to confidently enter the work force to successfully engage and compete with their colleagues.
Our dedicated faculty and staff continually seek to improve our environment, skills, and professionalism to ensure that our mission is accomplished. So what are you waiting for? Contact an admissions representative at your local campus to schedule a personal campus tour. We can work together to make your career goals become a reality!
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