About Us
There are a number of professional medical training programs that you could choose, but we believe our commitment to our students as well as providing the highest Nationally Certified classes make us the school you will want to choose. We are licensed and regulated through the Texas Workforce Commission (TWC) and it is our goal to get our students job-ready for employment in the growing health care industry.
- We assist each student with job placement after course completion. We provide the students with a professional resume and mock interviews.
- Our job placement rate for the Medical Assistant course is 91%, which is the highest in our community.
- Our national exam passage rate for 2023 is 97% for the MA course and 96% for the CPT course.
- All students that pass the course will receive a Certificate of Completion and become Nationally Certified through NHA. NHA certifications are recognized all through the US.
We are here to assist you in completing your training! If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to call us at (940) 233-0297 or send us an email using our handy website Contact Form.
Tandra Wimberly
Director & Lead Instructor
Medical Career Training
Hello, my name is Tandra Wimberly, and I am the Director and Lead Instructor for Medical Career Training.
MCT is truly my home. I had the incredible opportunity to build the medical programs from the ground up—designing classrooms and clinical spaces that give students a real, hands-on learning experience rather than just a lecture environment.
My journey in healthcare began at 19 years old, starting as a Certified Nursing Assistant, then advancing to Phlebotomist, Medical Assistant, and Medical Laboratory Assistant before transitioning into education. With over 15 years of college-level teaching experience, I’ve been fortunate to combine my clinical background with my passion for instruction, creating lessons that bring real-world experience into every class.
Teaching was never a path I initially expected, but it has become more than a dream—it’s my true calling. At MCT, our goal is not only to train students but to continue supporting them as they begin their first roles in healthcare. I’ll be the one cheering you on through your training, celebrating your pinning ceremony, and applauding every future accomplishment along your journey.
MCT is truly my home. I had the incredible opportunity to build the medical programs from the ground up—designing classrooms and clinical spaces that give students a real, hands-on learning experience rather than just a lecture environment.
My journey in healthcare began at 19 years old, starting as a Certified Nursing Assistant, then advancing to Phlebotomist, Medical Assistant, and Medical Laboratory Assistant before transitioning into education. With over 15 years of college-level teaching experience, I’ve been fortunate to combine my clinical background with my passion for instruction, creating lessons that bring real-world experience into every class.
Teaching was never a path I initially expected, but it has become more than a dream—it’s my true calling. At MCT, our goal is not only to train students but to continue supporting them as they begin their first roles in healthcare. I’ll be the one cheering you on through your training, celebrating your pinning ceremony, and applauding every future accomplishment along your journey.
Clara Jones
Lead Instructor
Medical Career Training
Hello, my name is Clara Jones, and I am the Lead Instructor for the Medical Assistant Program at Medical Career Training.
My healthcare journey began right after high school while pursuing a degree in biomedical studies. During that time, I enrolled in the Medical Assistant program at Medical Career Training—where I discovered my passion for patient care and hands-on learning.
After completing the program, I began working in the healthcare field and was soon invited to join the MCT team. Starting as an assistant instructor, I quickly grew into my current role as Lead Instructor, where I now teach and mentor students in both the Medical Assistant and Phlebotomy programs. I take great pride in helping each student build the skills and confidence they need to succeed in their medical careers—right here, where my own began.
My healthcare journey began right after high school while pursuing a degree in biomedical studies. During that time, I enrolled in the Medical Assistant program at Medical Career Training—where I discovered my passion for patient care and hands-on learning.
After completing the program, I began working in the healthcare field and was soon invited to join the MCT team. Starting as an assistant instructor, I quickly grew into my current role as Lead Instructor, where I now teach and mentor students in both the Medical Assistant and Phlebotomy programs. I take great pride in helping each student build the skills and confidence they need to succeed in their medical careers—right here, where my own began.
Rhett Sagui
Director & Lead Instructor
BLS & Clinical Training
Hello, my name is Rhett Sagui, and I serve in a diverse instructional role at Medical Career Training.
I assist across all programs and teach the BLS CPR course through the American Heart Association for MCT. My greatest strengths are in clinical training—particularly in Phlebotomy and Medical Assisting—where I enjoy helping students build the confidence and hands-on skills needed for success in real-world healthcare settings.
Outside of MCT, I work as a Patient Advocate and Direct Medical Assistant for the lead platinum physician at Cooper Clinic and Aerobics in Dallas. My experience in this active clinical role allows me to bring real-world knowledge and current practices into the classroom. At MCT, I’m proud to be part of a team focused on training students, building futures, and changing the way healthcare is taught.
I assist across all programs and teach the BLS CPR course through the American Heart Association for MCT. My greatest strengths are in clinical training—particularly in Phlebotomy and Medical Assisting—where I enjoy helping students build the confidence and hands-on skills needed for success in real-world healthcare settings.
Outside of MCT, I work as a Patient Advocate and Direct Medical Assistant for the lead platinum physician at Cooper Clinic and Aerobics in Dallas. My experience in this active clinical role allows me to bring real-world knowledge and current practices into the classroom. At MCT, I’m proud to be part of a team focused on training students, building futures, and changing the way healthcare is taught.
Caroline Barksdale
Assistant Instructor
Medical Assistant Program
Hello, my name is Caroline Barksdale, and I am the newest member of the instructional team at Medical Career Training.
I joined MCT in 2025 as an assistant for the Medical Assistant program—and like Clara, I am also a proud graduate of Medical Career Training. Returning to teach where I first began my own journey has been an incredible experience that allows me to give back to future healthcare professionals.
Alongside my work at MCT, I also teach at the Texas Laser Institute, where I specialize in preventative care and esthetician services. With hands-on experience in plastic surgery, I am passionate about showing students the many career paths available through the Medical Assistant program and helping them discover the opportunities that await in the field of healthcare.
I joined MCT in 2025 as an assistant for the Medical Assistant program—and like Clara, I am also a proud graduate of Medical Career Training. Returning to teach where I first began my own journey has been an incredible experience that allows me to give back to future healthcare professionals.
Alongside my work at MCT, I also teach at the Texas Laser Institute, where I specialize in preventative care and esthetician services. With hands-on experience in plastic surgery, I am passionate about showing students the many career paths available through the Medical Assistant program and helping them discover the opportunities that await in the field of healthcare.
Quannitra Hayes
Lead Instructor
Phlebotomy Program
Hello, my name is Quannitra Hayes, and I am the Lead Instructor for the Phlebotomy Program at Medical Career Training.
Alongside Tandra, I began teaching the Phlebotomy Program over a decade ago, and together we have built a training environment that feels like family. At MCT, we pride ourselves on treating every student as part of our community—because once you train here, you become part of a school that will always remember your face and your journey.
In addition to my role as Lead Instructor, I also serve as the Hiring Manager for Grifols Plasma, which gives me a unique opportunity to guide students from training into employment. I take great pride in helping future phlebotomists develop the skills, techniques, and confidence they need to begin successful and rewarding careers in healthcare.
Alongside Tandra, I began teaching the Phlebotomy Program over a decade ago, and together we have built a training environment that feels like family. At MCT, we pride ourselves on treating every student as part of our community—because once you train here, you become part of a school that will always remember your face and your journey.
In addition to my role as Lead Instructor, I also serve as the Hiring Manager for Grifols Plasma, which gives me a unique opportunity to guide students from training into employment. I take great pride in helping future phlebotomists develop the skills, techniques, and confidence they need to begin successful and rewarding careers in healthcare.