Certification in program of study
The Medical Assistant Program is designed to offer students dynamic learning experiences in the classroom and clinical settings. Program curriculum and objectives are aimed at providing comprehensive education focused on the most commonly used skills among Medical Assistant professionals. Course work includes 2 quarters of intense classroom and laboratory instruction in the areas of anatomy and physiology, applied mathematics, role of the Medical Assistant, administrative & office procedures, pharmacology, insurance and coding concepts, and medical law and ethical considerations. The classroom and learning lab experiences prepare students for a 160-hour externship experience in cutting-edge facilities. The externship opportunity provides students with an opportunity to collaborate with medical professionals in the real-world setting. At the end of the course, the student is awarded a Certificate of Completion.
Must be 18 or older. Must possess a high school diploma or equivalency. Must achieve minimum score in all content areas of placement exam. Must complete a criminal history check. Must submit a physical exam, immunization records, drug screen, CPR card and 2-step PPD prior to externship placement. Covid and flu vaccinations are strongly recommended and may be required to enter program or externship sites.
Application deadlines vary by course start date.