About sacramentoalliedhealthinstitute.com
Our Team
Mission: To empower individuals from underserved communities to achieve rewarding careers in allied health through accessible, high-quality training. We are dedicated to closing the healthcare workforce gap and elevating the well-being of our local communities.
Vision: To advance community health by equipping the next generation of allied health professionals with exceptional technical skills, compassionate care values, and a lifelong commitment to learning in a dynamic medical environment.
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Goals: At sacramentoalliedhealthinstitute.com, our goal is to provide the best education, resources and services to our students.
SAHI programs prepare students for specialized, in-demand healthcare roles—such as EKG & phlebotomy technicians, Music and Sound therapists...through certificates paths.
The Allied Health curriculum is designed to prepare students for a variety of allied health careers and training programs.
What, or who, are allied healthcare professionals? A term used to classify up to 100 different healthcare careers, allied health workers are defined as any medical professional besides doctors and nurses. Medical Biller/Coders, Massage Therapists, Chiropractors, & Lab Assistants all fall into this field.
Allied health professionals are a diverse group of over 80+ specialized, non-nurse, non-physician healthcare providers who diagnose, treat, and rehabilitate patients using evidence-based practices. They constitute nearly 60% of the U.S. healthcare workforce, working in clinical, diagnostic, and administrative roles to support patient care and health system management. Allied healthcare careers are varied, and each is unique in its job description, but are generally growing, in-demand fields in today’s economy.
Allied healthcare careers require technical knowledge and skills; at SAHI, students learn to perform practical skills by doing, not just reading. Under the supervision of experienced industry instructors, SAHI students gain hands-on practice in a supervised environment. All programs are designed to be completed in a relatively short amount of time, and courses are offered days, evenings, and on the weekends.
Our Team
Our Team
Our team is made up of experienced professionals who are dedicated to providing exceptional educational services. We work closely with our students to understand their needs and provide tailored solutions that exceed their expectations.
SAHI's instructors create lesson plans, conduct practical evaluations, and mentor students on career paths. They ensure curriculum compliance with industry accreditation standards. They have significant clinical experience, requiring many years of teaching combined with full-time healthcare practice.
Email: susan.sahi@hotmail.com
Administration
Programs for Teens
Certificate of Achievement includes:
- EKG
- Phlebotomy
- Medical terminology
- Anatomy (various organs)
- Physiology (various organs)
- Histology
- Music & Sound as Therapy
- Telemetry
- Virology
- Embryology
- Pharmacology
- BLS Certification
- Teens in Scrubs Program - TIS-H, TIS-M
Explore SAHI's Elite Pre-College Programs, Teens in Scrubs (TIS) healthcare opportunity Program presents an extensive selection of courses and academies in health sciences across the fields of medicine and other health science disciplines. Led by experienced healthcare professionals and distinguished educators, our programs offer a dynamic and intellectually stimulating learning environment. With a TIS health science course teenagers will deepen their understanding of the human body, disease processes, public health, and complex healthcare systems. Engage in diverse, hands-on activities such as dissecting specimens, conducting cutting-edge experiments, and delving into complex medical ethics. These courses not only impart invaluable insights but also equip aspiring healthcare professionals with practical skills essential for their future careers. Prepare to be inspired, challenged, and empowered as you embark on a transformative educational journey through the multifaceted world of
OUR PROGRAMS DELIVER RESULTS.
SAHI's TIS delivers tangible outcomes for every student that bolster college-ready confidence and a love of that inspires students ongoing academic pursuits. SAHI aims to empower future healthcare leaders from a young age involves structured mentorship, early exposure to health sciences, and hands-on leadership training.
TIS offers world-class programs right in your hometown! TIS Program is 1 to 2 year-long program providing in-depth training, leadership development, and direct exposure to health career pathways. This program focused on academic preparation, clinical shadowing, and skills-building to enhance college and/or post-graduate career readiness. This program is structured to mimic aspects of a medical school first and second year curriculum. (not pre-med) While high school programs can never fully replicate the depth and rigor of medical school, certain subjects and skills can be emphasized to prepare students for future medical studies. TIS-H: High School (Grades 9-12) TIS-M: Middle School (Grades 6-8)
TIS Application Information
Program Start Date: August 15, 2026
Program End Date: May 30, 2027
Clinical Rotations: June-July 2027
- Didactic Completion Date: May 30, 2027
- Clinical Rotations: June-July 2027
- Official Transcript Dispatch: August 2027
- Recommendation Letters Dispatch: October 2027
Eligibility & Selection
To be eligible for this competitive pre-med program, students must be in Middle-High School
In reviewing your application, we look at:
- Overall GPA =/> 3.5 (self-reported)
- Personal Statement up to 400 words
Practical Locations:
Medical Facilities throughout Sacramento
Email: Ms. Susan Johnson
Administration
School Districts Serving:
SJUSD
SCUSD
FCUSD
EGUSD
EDUHSD
Rocklin USD
Roseville USD
Clinical Rotations: Medical Facilities throughout Sacramento
For more information, please email: Ms. Susan Johnson at susan.sahi@hotmail.com
Medical Assistant Program for Teens
This is an excellent, strategic choice for HS premeds. It allows teens to gain paid, hands-on clinical experience, learn medical terminology, take vital signs, and build vital networking relationships with physicians who can later write strong letters of recommendation.
Perform both clinical and administrative tasks. Daily responsibilities include rooming patients, taking vital signs, assisting physicians during exams, drawing blood, administering injections, and updating Electronic Health Records (EHR). Medical assistant roles blend direct patient care with practice operations. Exact responsibilities depend on the employer and state scope-of-practice laws.
Core Clinical Duties
- Patient Preparation: Interviewing patients to record medical history, measuring height/weight, and recording vital signs (blood pressure, temperature, pulse). Direct Assistance: Helping doctors during physical exams and minor in-office procedures, while ensuring exam rooms are sanitized and stocked.
- Lab & Diagnostic Tests: Drawing blood (phlebotomy), performing EKGs, and collecting or preparing basic laboratory specimens.
- Medications: Preparing and administering medications or immunizations under the direct supervision of a licensed physician. Administrative & Clerical Duties
- Office Management: Scheduling patient appointments, greeting individuals at check-in, and answering clinic phones.
- Medical Records: Transcribing physician notes, managing patient files, and ensuring HIPAA compliance.
- Insurance & Billing: Verifying patient insurance coverage, processing prior authorizations, and handling basic medical billing.
The median U.S. wage for MA sits between $38,000 and $48,000 annually (≈ $18 - $23/hour)
Register today!
Program length: 1 year Diploma
Program Start Date: August 10, 2026
Clinical and administrative skills followed by a 160-hour to 320-hour hands-on externship.