The program will be open to high school graduates and adults looking to pursue a career as a dental assistant, medical assistant or pharmacy technician.
The new facility will help students gain more hands-on experience.
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the country will need 25,700 more dental assistants by 2032.
The program has had 50 graduates since its inception, the report said.
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