ROP CTI - East Ball Road Campus
Health Sciences and Medical Technology classes
The ROP East Ball Road Campus is one of three satellite facilities of
the North Orange County Regional Occupational Program.
EBR has new health sciences library. Additional features include: a medical bookstore, CPR
class sign-ups, CNA CEU (Continuing Education Units) courses for
CNAs, a fundamental skills learning lab, fee-based Health Sciences and Medical Technology
programs, and the Vocational Nursing Program.
Address:
1617 East Ball Road
Anaheim, CA 92805
Phone: 714-502-5950
Fax: 714-635-1297
Monday - Friday:
8:00 am - 5:00 pm
VN Program Info: 714-502-5957
VN Fax: 714-778-1538
CPR class information: 714-502-5953
East Ball Road Classes at a glance:
Continuing Education for CNAs and HHAs
CPR for Health Care Providers
Fundamental Skills Learning Lab (by referral)
Health Sciences & Medical Technology Classes
- Medical Core
- Online Medical Core (new)
- Nursing Assistant, Acute Care
- Nursing Assistant, Long Term Care
- Vocational Nursing Program
- CPR Class Schedule
Fee-based Health Sciences Classes
Emergency Medical Technician
Nursing Assistant, Long Term Care
Medical Assistant (Clinical, Back Office)
Telemetry Technician (Monitor)
IV Therapy
Policies for fee-based classes
EBR Campus
The ROP EBR campus located at 1617 East Ball Road,
Anaheim, CA 92805, east of East St. and west of State College Blvd.
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OCTA provides bus transportation. OCTA Route 46 is east/west on
Ball Road with bus stops nearby at East Street.
Freeway Access
Interstate 5 Freeway in Orange County
From the 5 Freeway take the Ball Road exit and travel east past East Street in Anaheim. The ROP facility is on the north side of East Ball Road so a left turn is required to enter parking if eastbound.
Other ROP CTI Sites
ROP Culinary Arts Institute
ROP CTI at
Trident
Important Notice
Health Science and Medical Technology classes include the study of reproductive and other body systems. The curriculum requires students to practice procedures on other students and/or patients, both male and female, of differing ages. Participation in these activities is necessary for students to gain competency in the skills needed to past the class and earn a certificate. Heavy lifting and deep bending are also activities required of students.