Frequently Asked Questions
We offer a variety of programs to meet students' needs, including, but not limited to, financial ability and work schedule. These programs include: the Patient Care Technician, which is composed of the Phlebotomy Technician, Electrocardiography Technician, and Certified Nurse Aide programs (all offered separately), Medical Billing and Coding, Medical Assistant, Home Health Aide, Personal Care Aide to Home Health Aide Upgrade, and the Review Course for the NCLEX-RN Examination.
Yes, you may take the Review Course for the NCLEX-RN Examination online; however, for the time being, that is the only class that will be offered online.
According to our NYSED approved curriculums, internship is mandatory in a line of programs offered at Concord Rusam, Inc.
Our courses are taught by highly qualified professional instructors that are licensed by the New York State Education Department. All of our instructors are currently licensed and are practicing in the field they teach.
Please call us or sign up for our newsletter to receive information on class start dates.
We understand that our students have families and work commitments, we try to accommodate the most anticipated situations, as a resultwe offer both weekday and weekend classes to fit the student’s needs. Class hours vary as well. While evening classes are offered in certain classes, you also have the ability to take other classes during the morning. In addition, Saturday classes are available for students that are unable to attend classes during the week. Please note that Saturday classes are double classes, which means you are in class for approximately 8 hours.
Program length depends on the program you are taking. The duration ranges from 3 weeks of classes to 5 months of classes.
Price depends on the duration of the course. All of the course prices are pre-approved by the NYSED. Please call, e-mail, or join our newsletter to receive the most up to date information on prices and schedule.
As per our NYSED approved enrollment agreements we must have full payment due before classes start (excluding the Review Course for NCLEX-RN and Medical Assistant Program, where payment is divided into 2 payments).
All of the supplies and reading material required for the course are included in the course price.
Interest free loan and ITG vouchers are offered to students who qualify.
We accept any type of payment.
You may register online or by schedule an appointment to register person.
In order to register for our programs, a student must have at least a High School Diploma or a GED (some programs require higher education to qualify, e.g. the Review Course for NCLEX-RN Examination requires a Nurse Diploma). In addition to a high school diploma, students must bring proof of immigration status (Social Security card and a Green Card / Passport [foreign or U.S.]). If a student’s last name does not correspond to the last name in the High School Diploma, legal proof of name change must be presented.
Enrollment deadline is one week before the start date of a class. Please call, or sign up for our newsletter to receive more detailed information on course schedules and deadlines.
We tend to keep our classes small so that each student’s needs are tended to individually by our instructors.
Assistance in Resume building and written references are offered to every graduate who makes a request.
You will be able to work in the corresponding career to the certificate you receive, e.g. if you receive a Patient Care Technician Certificate, then you may seek employment as a Patient Care Technician.
Our school is located in the heart of Downtown Manhattan on the corner of Wall Street and Pearl Street. The closest trains to the school are the (2) and (3) trains at the Wall Street Station. A little further is the Broad Street Station where the (J) and (Z) trains arrive. Further down on Broadway and Wall Street are the (4) and (5) trains, a little to the right are the (A) and (C) trains at the Broadway Nassau Station. Further down on Rector Street and Trinity Street you can find the Rector Street Station where you will find the (R) train. To the right is the (E) train, located at the World Trade Center Station.
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