History and Founding

Established in 2009, the Griffin Hospital School of Allied Health Careers has been at the forefront of providing exceptional healthcare education and training. The school was founded by passionate healthcare professionals who recognized the need for well-trained providers in their community and state. With a vision to bridge the gap between quality education and real-world practice, they set out to create an institution that would produce skilled, compassionate caregivers.

Success and Impact

Since its inception, the Griffin Hospital School of Allied Health Careers has left an indelible mark on the healthcare landscape. Countless graduates have made significant contributions to their respective fields, elevating standards of patient care and professionalism. The school’s commitment to excellence and its rigorous curriculum have garnered recognition and respect from employers, making graduates highly desirable to healthcare institutions regionally and beyond.

Innovative Programs

The Griffin Hospital School of Allied Health takes pride in offering a diverse range of innovative programs tailored to the needs of the healthcare industry. From nursing and patient care to phlebotomy and medical office assistance, each program is meticulously crafted to provide students with comprehensive theoretical knowledge and invaluable hands-on practical experience. By staying up to date on the latest advancements in healthcare, the school equips graduates with the skills and expertise required to excel in their chosen careers.

Hands-on Training and State-of-the-Art Facilities

Committed to delivering a world-class educational experience, the Griffin Hospital School of Allied Health Careers offers Connecticut’s only real-world clinical experience in a hospital-based inpatient nursing unit as well as hours at long-term care facilities and physicians’ offices. The school also boasts state-of-the-art facilities equipped with modern technology and simulated clinical environments. These advanced resources enable students to gain confidence and proficiency in real-life scenarios, preparing them to enter the healthcare workforce upon graduation.

Community Engagement

Beyond academic excellence, the Griffin Hospital School of Allied Health Careers is deeply involved in its community. Through partnerships with local organizations, students have the opportunity to participate in area service projects, health fairs, and outreach programs. This dedication to community engagement fosters a sense of social responsibility and empathy in students, instilling values that go beyond the classroom and shape them into well-rounded, person-centered caregivers.

Financial Assistance

Futuro Health Scholarships

We’ve partnered with the innovative and groundbreaking Futuro Health to unlock full scholarship opportunities thanks to a three-year grant from the Elizabeth c. Deluca foundation. Available for Medical Assistant, Patient Care Technician, Phlebotomy, and Nursing Assistant programs. Not available for Practical Nursing. Futuro Health addresses the critical shortage in healthcare workers through our national nonprofit mission to improve the health and well-being of communities by growing the largest network of allied health workers in the nation. To learn more talk to your admissions representative about Futuro Health Scholarships at 203-732-1276.

Sallie Mae Loan

Smart Option Student Loan for Career Training. Apply With Confidence using a quick & easy application that can cover up to 100% of school-certified expenses. To learn more talk to your admissions representative about how to start a Sallie Mae application at 203-732-1276.

Ascent Loan

Tuition Costs Made Easy. Ascent gives you more opportunities to pay for your education at the Griffin School of Allied Health Careers. Find your best option in 4 simple steps – No application fees. Click here to apply.