Medical Assisting

The Medical Assisting Program equips students with essential skills in medical procedures and administration, preparing them for diverse roles in health care.

Key Skills Taught:
- Medical Administrative Procedures: Managing patient records and examination rooms
- Anatomy and Physiology: Understanding the human body's structure and functions
- Clinical Procedures: Hands-on experience in assisting physicians
- Diseases of the Human Body: Exploring common health conditions
- Medical Assisting Practicum: Applying skills in real health care settings

Program Features:
- Certification Preparation: Eligible for the Certified Medical Assistant (AAMA) Exam
- Flexible Online Learning: Online coursework with in-person skills labs
- Cohort Locations: Multiple locations nationwide for convenience
- Accreditation: Program accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Educational Programs
- Faculty Expertise: Experienced faculty focused on student success

Career Outlook:
- Employment Rate: 100% job placement for graduates
- Average Salary: Medical assistants earn around $16.11 per hour in the U.S.
- Career Advancement: Gateway to other health care professions with growing demand

Additional Information:
- Program Length: One year, with three annual start dates (Fall, Spring, Summer)
- Tuition Cost: Approximately $10,000 over three semesters
- Admission Requirements: High school diploma or GED required, no SAT or ACT scores needed.