The Medical Assisting Programs at Lake Michigan College equip students with a blend of administrative and clinical skills essential for a career as medical assistants. The program emphasizes hands-on training in classroom and field settings, offering experience in diverse medical environments.
Key Skills Taught:
- Filing charts and patient scheduling
- Blood pressure measurement
Program Features:
- Hands-on Training: Partnerships with local medical facilities for practical experience
- Flexible Scheduling: Day and night classes available
- Career Opportunities: Projected 29% growth in demand for medical assistants by 2026
- Financial Assistance: Various aid options, scholarships, and funding support available for students
The Medical Assistant Certificate program at Lake Michigan College requires 43 credits to complete.
Lake Michigan College (LMC) is a public community college located in Berrien County, Michigan, with campuses in Benton Township, Niles, and South Haven.
Established in 1946, LMC offers over 80 different academic programs, including career education, transfer programs, part-time and full-time options, and online learning.
The college is known for its flexible delivery and is dedicated to preparing students for lifelong participation in professional, political, social, and intellectual life. LMC has a strong emphasis on transfer programs and offers courses that transfer easily to four-year colleges.
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