Sanford-Brown Institute

Sanford-Brown Institute's program uses up-to-date tools and technology, in a learning-conducive environment, to give students career-oriented training in health care and criminal justice. This is achieved at our convenient campuses across the United States in as little as nine months.

Our Approach

Fast: Here at Sanford-Brown Institute, we give you a short term program that allows you an opportunity to customize your skills successfully to the specific needs of the future work settings. It only takes nine months to complete our program, for any adult who wants to join us. We offer both day and evening classes, and programs usually start every 5 weeks. This means that you can be sure to find a timetable convenient to you.

Focused: The course at Sanford-Brown concentrates on the skills and concepts that future employees will expect to find in you as an entry-level employee. We aim to teach you the skills and provide you with the hands on experience you will need to begin your career. We help you avoid taking unnecessary courses that are not related to your employment objective.

Hands-On: Our students are trained with hands-on technology that will supply them in their profession. This is the reason industry tools that are current are employed in the education of the skills sought by employers. During the hands-on portion, you will train with industry relevant equipment. This will help you to gain the skills and confidence necessary to perform tasks that are utilized for the job.

Massage Therapy

Students learn clinical practice, hygiene, ethics, pathology, physiology, anatomy, theoretical massage, and practical massage in the Massage Therapy program. Training is offered in therapeutic massage principles, hydrotherapy and allied therapeutic modalities. These included such things as massage techniques, the external application of water, heat, cold, topical preparations, and mechanical devices. There are both lecture and clinical aspects of the core curriculum. The final portion of the curriculum, which consists of supervised experiences in a clinical environment, requires competencies, logs, and evaluations completed by the student. At the end of the program the students who have attended the classes diligently, done the externship and properly, studied the topics, and practice in their skills, will have what it takes to obtain an entry-level employment as a massage therapist.