HDMC Lancaster Named AV’s Best Career College by the Antelope Valley Press

May 15, 2021

HDMC Lancaster has been named AV’s Best Career College by the Antelope Valley Press. Given annually, this is the third year in a row HDMC Lancaster has received this award. With three campus locations, Lancaster, Bakersfield, and Temecula, HDMC specializes in training students for in-demand healthcare careers.

Lancaster, CA - May 14, 2021 —

High Desert Medical College of Lancaster, CA, is honored to announce it has been named AV’s Best Career College by the Antelope Valley Press. It is the third year in a row this award has been given to HDMC Lancaster. HDMC has three campus locations: Lancaster, Bakersfield, and Temecula specializing in training students for in-demand healthcare careers.

HDMC is proud to have been awarded 2021’s Best Career College in the Antelope Valley by avpress.com. For the last 30 years, the Antelope Valley Press has compiled an annual list of their reader’s favorite businesses and organizations in the Antelope Valley. Readers submit their votes, and winners are featured in the AV Press’ AV’s Best special section. The AV’s Best list was published this year on May 2, 2021.

Selection as one of the AV’s Best indicates readers consider the business or organization to provide superior quality and service over other competitors in the region. The AV’s Best special section is widely anticipated and well-read, and local readers refer back to it throughout the year when choosing which businesses to patronize.

HDMC Lancaster is a Legacy Education institution, and Legacy Ed President LeeAnn Rohmann announced the AV’s Best award. “Being chosen as the AV’s Best Career College for the third year in a row is very exciting, and we are so proud,” Rohmann said. “It is our mission to prepare students for the careers that are in demand here where we live, and our Lancaster campus offers the programs we know our students need to get hired in great careers right here in the Antelope Valley. Healthcare careers have never been more in demand, and our goal is to prepare students for these rewarding positions. We are so honored to have received this recognition for three years in a row!”

High Desert Medical College is an ACCET-accredited higher learning institution dedicated to providing flexible real-world healthcare training through hybrid, hands-on, and online classes. Programs are designed to quickly prepare students for immediate entry-level employment in healthcare careers. HDMC offers certificate programs to train students for careers as a Clinical Medical Assistant (35 weeks), Dental Assistant (34 weeks), Medical Administrative Assistant (15 weeks), Medical Billing and Coding Specialist (35 weeks), Pharmacy Technician (34 weeks), Veterinary Assistant (35 weeks), and Vocational Nurse (56 weeks). For a complete list of programs, visit HDMC’s career training programs page.

To learn more about High Desert Medical College in Lancaster, CA, call 888-633-4362 or visit https://hdmc.edu/.

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About Us: High Desert Medical College provides career-training opportunities for essential healthcare careers in a relatively short period of time. HDMC is dedicated to providing flexible real-world healthcare training through hybrid, hands-on, and online classes. HDMC is accredited by the Accrediting Council for Continuing Education and Training (ACCET) and is licensed by the Bureau for Private Postsecondary Education (BPPE). HDMC has three locations in Lancaster, Bakersfield, and Temecula, California.

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Organization: High Desert Medical College
Address: 701 W Ave K #123, Lancaster, CA, 93534
Phone: (661) 940-9300
Website: https://www.hdmc.edu

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