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(718) 975 - 8180
1311 Kings Hwy F3, Brooklyn, NY 11229
Ready to start a healthcare career close to home? IP Training School offers medical assistant classes in the Bronx with hands-on clinical and front-office training. You can go from no experience to job-ready fast.
Doctor offices, urgent care centers, and hospital clinics across the borough hire trained medical assistants all year.
Our closest campus is at 1311 Kings Hwy F3, Brooklyn, NY 11229. Students from Mott Haven, Fordham, and the Grand Concourse reach us by train in about 30 to 55 minutes. Our second campus at 613 Brighton Beach Ave Fl 2, Brooklyn, NY 11235 is on the Q train.
Call or apply online to get started | 1311 Kings Hwy F3, Brooklyn, NY 11229 | Monday to Friday: 9:00am to 10:15pm, Saturday to Sunday: 9:00am to 5:00pm
Dual clinical and administrative training |
Flexible scheduling 7 days a week |
Job placement support included |
A medical assistant helps doctors and nurses in outpatient clinics. The job mixes patient care with office work, so it is one of the most flexible roles in healthcare.
Medical assistant classes in the Bronx at IP Training School teach both sides from day one. You finish ready for the daily work of a medical office. Both skill sets matter because clinics need staff who can cover the whole visit.
Patients often meet the medical assistant first and last during a visit, so clear communication matters as much as technical skill. This training suits career changers, recent graduates, and working adults. You do not need healthcare experience to begin.
Clinical training covers:
Administrative training covers:
For a full look at the program and your options after graduation, visit our Medical Assistant Classes page.
Residents of the borough face high rates of diabetes, heart disease, and asthma. That keeps clinics busy and creates steady demand for trained front-line staff. Graduates of medical assistant classes in the Bronx step into a market with openings all year.
Employers hiring MAs include:
Urgent care and private practices also hire often:
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, medical assistant jobs are projected to grow 12 percent from 2024 to 2034. That is much faster than the average for all jobs.
About 112,300 openings are expected each year.
According to NYC Health + Hospitals/Jacobi, the hospital has 457 beds and teaches with the Albert Einstein College of Medicine. It is a Level I Trauma Center with a specialized Burn Center.
Co-op City, Riverdale, and Pelham Bay have growing senior populations. That drives demand for MAs in internal medicine and geriatric practices.
To see what the job looks like day to day, read our blog on the Medical Assistant Role in NYC.
Here is how it works when you enroll in medical assistant classes in the Bronx. Each step is simple, and our team is here to guide you.
Call (718) 975-8180 or apply online. We review schedules, start dates, and funding options. You need a high school diploma or GED to begin. Our team also answers your questions about the program and what to expect on your first day.
Classes run 7 days a week. Evening options go until 10:15pm on weekdays, and weekend classes run from 9am to 5pm. Pick the plan that fits your job, your family, and your commute from the borough.
Active healthcare professionals teach every session. You learn from people who do the job. You practice vital signs, EKG setup, and blood draws, then move on to scheduling and records. Hands-on practice builds your confidence with each skill.
Apply at doctor offices, urgent care centers, and hospital clinics across the New York City area. Our job placement support and our affiliation with Exclusive Homecare Agency help you take that first step.
For a look at the types of employers who hire MAs, read our blog Where Do Medical Assistants Work in New York City?
Call (718) 975-8180 or apply online | 1311 Kings Hwy F3, Brooklyn, NY 11229 | Classes available 7 days a week
IP Training School has trained New York healthcare workers since 2014. The school is licensed by the New York State Department of Education. Both Brooklyn campuses are easy to reach by train, so the commute stays manageable.
Every class is taught by working healthcare professionals. You learn what local employers want right now. Their tips come from real clinic days.
Evening classes run until 10:15pm on weekdays. Weekend classes run from 9am to 5pm. These hours suit students who cannot leave work or family.
You train at an affiliated medical office with actual patients. You gain that experience before your first paid shift.
Our affiliation with Exclusive Homecare Agency connects graduates to active employment. Placement support starts on day one, so you never search alone.
Call (718) 975-8180 or apply online. We review schedules, start dates, and funding options. Students from Mott Haven, Fordham, and the Grand Concourse reach our Kings Highway campus by the 2, 5, B, or D train.
Most students finish within a few months, depending on the schedule they pick. The ride takes about 30 to 55 minutes on the 2, 5, B, or D train. Call (718) 975-8180 for current start dates.
Montefiore Medical Center, BronxCare Health System, and NYC Health + Hospitals/Jacobi, Lincoln, and North Central Bronx all hire MAs.
Urgent care centers and private practices on Fordham Road, the Grand Concourse, and Pelham Parkway hire often too.
Yes. We keep direct ties with healthcare employers across the New York area. Our affiliation with Exclusive Homecare Agency is one example of how we help graduates move into paid work.
Our main campus is at 1311 Kings Hwy F3, Brooklyn, NY 11229. Our second campus is at 613 Brighton Beach Ave Fl 2, Brooklyn, NY 11235. Most students arrive by train in under an hour.
School Hours: Monday – Friday: 9:00am – 10:15pm | Saturday – Sunday: 9:00am – 5:00pm
Office Hours: Monday – Friday: 9:00am – 5:00pm | Saturday – Sunday: Closed
Call (718) 975-8180 or apply online | 1311 Kings Hwy F3, Brooklyn, NY 11229 | Email: info@ip-trainingschool.com
Disclaimer: This training program prepares students for entry-level healthcare roles. Completion does not guarantee employment, as job placement depends on certification, performance, and employer requirements.