National College of Health

National College of Health is a vocational training institution located in Oak Lawn, Illinois, focused on preparing students for careers in healthcare and health-related fields. The college provides practical, career-oriented instruction designed to meet employer demand for trained healthcare support workers in the Chicago metropolitan area.

Programs at National College of Health are oriented toward healthcare occupations such as medical assisting, phlebotomy, patient care, and related allied health fields. Training is designed to deliver job-ready skills in a shorter timeframe than traditional degree programs. Enrollment and completion metrics for this institution are not separately reported in available postsecondary data.

Oak Lawn is a southwest suburb of Chicago in Cook County, Illinois, home to major healthcare facilities including Advocate Christ Medical Center, one of the largest hospitals in the state. This proximity to significant healthcare employers provides students at National College of Health with direct access to employment opportunities upon completing their training.