Current Clinic Employees Virtual Informational Sessions

Want to learn more about NIMAA’s medical assistant training program in partnership with your employer? Join us during your lunch to learn more! 

Choose between a Virtual Info Session - a 30-minute presentation about the program OR a do a Virtual Drop-In where you can pop in to have your questions answered. 

These sessions will be geared towards current employees at our clinic partners. To view our other available info sessions, click HERE. 

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Fall 2026 Cohort dates coming soon! 

Select your time zone to see our available sessions

Eastern Time Zone (ET)

Virtual Info Session - A 30-minute presentation about the NIMAA program with time for questions at the end

Drop-In Session - Just log in to ask your questions and chat about the program

Central Time Zone (CT)

Virtual Info Session - A 30-minute presentation about the NIMAA program with time for questions at the end

Drop-In Session - Just log in to ask your questions and chat about the program

Mountain Time Zone (MT)

Virtual Info Session - A 30-minute presentation about the NIMAA program with time for questions at the end

Drop-In Session - Just log in to ask your questions and chat about the program

Pacific Time Zone (PT)

Virtual Info Session - A 30-minute presentation about the NIMAA program with time for questions at the end

Drop-In Session - Just log in to ask your questions and chat about the program

Hawaii Time Zone (HT)

Virtual Info Session - A 30-minute presentation about the NIMAA program with time for questions at the end

Drop-In Session - Just log in to ask your questions and chat about the program

 

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