Hawaii Medical Institute Inc

This is a training school, not a hospital floor: the catalog covers Basic and Advanced Nurse Aide, Patient Care Technician, Clinical Medical Assistant, Pharmacy Technician, Healthcare Administration/Billing & Coding, and AAS degree programs. The corporation has been in business since 2007, and the campus phone and fax sit on the public record if you want to call before you apply. Career services appear in the institutional catalog, and the school carries a BBB Accredited Business listing with an A+ rating dating to 2008. Non-discrimination language in the catalog covers students and employees across race, color, national origin, religion, sex, disability, marital status, sexual orientation, and age, with separate ADA and Section 504 language for disability access. One practical limit stays visible: the school may cancel or modify programs when instructor, facility, or enrollment numbers do not hold. Pay figures for working as a nurse here are not in our postings, so you would confirm wages with whoever hires you after training. Honolulu itself runs expensive—community notes put living costs far above the national average—so many people weigh inland spots like Waikele against closer neighborhoods when they plan the move.

Non-discrimination policy for students and employees covering race, color, national origin, religion, sex, disability, marital status, sexual orientation, and age; ADA and Section 504 disability access language in the catalog.