What our graduates do
After completing our training, students typically begin working in entry-level healthcare roles, most commonly as Medical Assistants (clinical or administrative), Clinic Assistants, Patient Care Coordinators, and Medical Receptionists.
They work in settings such as primary care clinics, urgent care centers, specialty clinics, and community health centers. We’ve seen many students start with no experience and quickly transition into real jobs.
"Some graduates are now working in busy clinics, assisting providers and caring for patients every day."
Unity Workforce Center Graduate
"Others who faced language barriers are now confidently working in bilingual healthcare environments."
Unity Workforce Center Graduate
"Several students have used this program as a stepping stone, continuing into nursing or advanced healthcare careers."
Unity Workforce Center Graduate
The real impact of our program
Beyond getting a job, our program helps students change their lives and their future. Students move from unemployment or low-income jobs into stable healthcare careers, gaining financial stability, confidence, and independence. Many overcome language and education barriers they once thought would hold them back. Our graduates don’t just work—they give back by providing culturally competent care and improving access for multilingual patients, becoming role models in their communities.