Bay Area Medical Academy

BAMA will be closed Friday, May 1 in recognition of International Workers’ Day, a global observance honoring the contributions, rights, and achievements of workers worldwide.

In support of our students’ hard work and preparation, NCCT exams will still be held as scheduled. However, no classes will be in session that day.

We appreciate your understanding and remain committed to supporting both our students and the workforce they are preparing to join.

A good book, a cup of coffee, and a future in healthcare 📚✨
Happy World Book Day from future medical professionals in the making.

Meet Marguerite Rose Hockaday a Phlebotomist at our partner academy- BAMA Institute 🩵💉

ft. Our San Francisco Campus 🌉

Highlighting our San Jose campus 📍

This is where students are learning, practicing, and building the skills they need for careers in healthcare.

At BAMA, every location is focused on hands-on training and real-world preparation for the field.

April is National Public Health Month 🌎
We’re proud to recognize the impact of public health in creating stronger, healthier communities. From prevention to education, every effort makes a difference.

Together, we can build a healthier future for all.

Cuba is facing one of the most difficult humanitarian moments in its recent history. Ongoing shortages of electricity, medicine, and basic supplies are affecting everyday life, especially for children and families who rely on an already strained healthcare system.

This crisis has been intensified by the loss of Venezuela’s oil supply, historically a key source for generating electricity for Cuba, as well as the long-standing U.S. embargo, which has been in place for over 60 years.

At Bay Area Medical Academy (BAMA), we believe healthcare is a human right, no matter where you live. While our work is rooted in training the next generation of healthcare professionals here at home, we also feel a responsibility to show up where help is needed most.

That’s why we’ve decided to take a small but meaningful step.

We are making a donation to support a pediatric clinic in La Habana, “William Soler” and the work of

It may be a small contribution, but it comes with deep intention and solidarity.

If you’ve ever wondered how you can make a difference, this is one way. 💛