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WHO IS CASA LOMA COLLEGE?

Casa Loma College is a non-profit college serving the professional health care community of Los Angeles, California since 1966.

The college offers accelerated hybrid programs to help you earn a degree in less than two years.

We are accredited by the Accrediting Bureau of Health Education Schools and we are approved by the California State Approving Agency for Veterans Education (CSAAVE) for students to use their GI Bill education benefits at our Sherman Oaks, CA campus. Our Nashville, TN campus is not currently approved for VA Education Benefits.

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Virtual Information Session – LA Campus – Oct. 18

Virtual Information Session – LA Campus – Oct. 18

Oct. 18 @ 6:00 pm – 7:00 pm PDT Monthly Information sessions, aka Open Houses, are conducted by member of our Admissions Department throughout the year. Information sessions are for interested persons who are looking for more information about the value of attending Casa Loma College and healthcare degree programs. Learn more about a program ...

Virtual Information Session – Nashville – Oct. 5

Virtual Information Session – Nashville – Oct. 5

5:30-6PM CST Monthly Information sessions, aka Open Houses, are conducted by member of our Admissions Department throughout the year. Information sessions are for interested persons who are looking for more information about the value of attending Casa Loma College and its’ programs. Learn more about a program and the career it leads to and how ...

How to Become a Medical Assistant

How to Become a Medical Assistant

Entering the medical field is a rewarding opportunity, not to mention it’s a hot career track. If you want to become a medical assistant, you are certain to find an abundance of job opportunities. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), medical assistant jobs are projected to grow a whopping 16% (much faster than average) ...

Virtual Information Session – Nashville – Sept. 7

Virtual Information Session – Nashville – Sept. 7

5:30-6PM CST Monthly Information sessions, aka Open Houses, are conducted by member of our Admissions Department throughout the year. Information sessions are for interested persons who are looking for more information about the value of attending Casa Loma College and its’ programs. Learn more about a program and the career it leads to and how ...

How to Become an X-Ray Technologist

How to Become an X-Ray Technologist

For those interested in working with people to provide a valuable service, becoming an X-ray technologist could be the ideal path. This is a field of the medical industry that is very much necessary as it allows for a better understanding of the health and placement of bones and tissues within the body. Take a ...

Janet Nishina, M.S.N., RN

Nursing Program Mentor

Janet Nishina came to Casa Loma College over 20 years ago after being laid off by UCLA as a Clinical Nurse Manager for the Children’s Health Center. The center saw anywhere from 150-350 plus kids a day, in addition to handling the emergent cases. Ms. Nishina has a background working as a Pediatric and Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) nurse for over 20 years – something she truly enjoyed.

“I have to say a big thank you to Casa Loma College for the many years of experiences that have come my way. I have had an opportunity to be an instructor, assistant director, and director of several programs. I have served on curriculum committees, prepared accreditation, and state nursing reports, and was a part of growing programs for the College, including DMS, MRI, and PTA. I participated in the creation and startup of an AND-RN Program over 13 years ago; however, the program never came to fruition due to a put on all new freeze on new programs by the State. The dream finally came true with the start of our RN-BSN program. I am currently an instructor for the MRI Program teaching Patient Care and Management and a Nursing Program Mentor for the RN-BSN Program. I am also an executive officer for the Vocational Nurse Directors of California.”