Medical Assisting Program

The Medical Assisting Program at the American Institute offers a comprehensive curriculum covering key skills in human biological systems, effective communication, clinical procedures, and administrative tasks, preparing students for entry-level positions in health care.

Key Skills Taught:
- Understanding of human biological systems: digestive, endocrine, nervous-muscular, respiratory, cardiovascular, and reproductive systems
- Effective communication with patients and medical staff, including taking medical histories and providing patient education
- Performing first aid, taking vital signs, and conducting phlebotomy
- Clinical procedures such as phlebotomy, EKG, and lab procedures
- Administrative areas such as computers and medical office procedures

Program Features:
- Hybrid training format combining online distance education and on-campus training for flexibility
- Clinical externship in an outside medical facility to practice skills under supervision
- Preparation for entry-level Medical Assisting positions in clinical or administrative roles
- Opportunities to work in various health care facilities upon graduation