CCRNCourse.com operates under the umbrella of Health Care Training Academy, Inc. (HCTA)—a nationally recognized educational organization providing high-impact clinical training for nurses and healthcare teams across the United States and internationally.
HCTA manages all registration, course access, learning management systems, textbooks, customer support, group coordination, and administrative services for every CCRN®, CEN®, CSC®, CMC®, PCCN®, and pediatric emergency course for school nursing taught by our educators.
HCTA is not a small training agency. We deliver over 100 different programs supporting the full spectrum of healthcare environments:
- Adult CCRN®, PCCN®, CSC®, CMC® CEN®, CFRN®, TCRN® certification review
- Emergency nursing & trauma courses (CEN®, TNCC-aligned content, trauma intensives)
- Pediatric and School-Nursing Emergency Preparedness Programs
- IV therapy training & skills refreshers
- Cardiothoracic surgery & critical care workshops
- Flight/transport nursing courses (CFRN, critical care transport prep)
- Legal & documentation risk-management seminars
- Informatics, human factors, and clinical decision-making training
- Hospital onboarding and specialty-unit readiness programs
- Customized education for school districts, EMS systems, and rural hospitals
- And more than 200 live and virtual sessions each year
Each program is intentionally designed for exam success, safe practice, and confident performance in high-acuity settings.
Who We Serve
HCTA supports a vast and diverse audience:
- Hospitals & health systems
- School districts & educational institutions
- EMS agencies & fire departments
- Trauma centers & critical access hospitals
- Nurse practitioner groups & private practices
- Individual clinicians, from new graduate nurses to flight/ICU/ER/MedSurg/trauma experts
From community hospitals to academic medical centers and from rural districts to major school systems, HCTA trains thousands of clinicians every month.
Our Reach
Although our headquarters is located in Hillsborough, New Jersey, HCTA’s impact is international. With a robust online learning system and on-demand digital curriculum, nurses from all 50 U.S. states and more than 20 countries participate in our courses each year.
Accreditation & Professional Recognition
HCTA maintains a multi-layered accreditation structure that reflects our commitment to professional standards and regulatory excellence. We are authorized to issue continuing nursing education (CNE) contact hours nationwide, accepted in every U.S. state. This means our programs meet rigorous standards for educational quality, evidence-based practice, and healthcare safety.
We are an approved or accredited training site through:
- American Heart Association (AHA)
- Emergency Nurses Association (ENA)
- Society of Critical Care Medicine (SCCM)
- New Jersey State Nurses Association (NJSNA)—accredited approver by ANCC
- California Board of Nursing
- CE Broker (FL, GA, SC, NC, AK)
- Additional recognition through national and regional healthcare organizations
Our Mission
HCTA’s mission is simple and unwavering: To empower clinicians to think clearly, practice safely, and excel in the environments where lives are on the line. We believe education should be:
- Clinically grounded
- Evidence-based
- Blueprint-aligned
- Practical
- Accessible to every nurse, regardless of shift schedule, geography, or background
Whether supporting a nurse preparing for a national board exam or training an entire nursing workforce, our focus remains constant: elevate competence, confidence, and clinical reasoning.
Our Educational Philosophy
Our educational philosophy builds each course on four pillars:
1. Real-World Relevance
There is no unnecessary or outdated content in our courses. Every lesson reflects modern clinical practice and current certification standards.
2. Cognitive Clarity
We transform complex material into explanations nurses can understand, retain, and apply.
3. Professional Growth
From student to expert, our programs strengthen both clinical skill and decision-making confidence.
4. Nationwide Accessibility
Whether online or in person, education should support the pace and realities of healthcare work—not fight against them.