Medical Assisting

The Medical Assisting program equips students with a diverse skill set, covering administrative, computerized office management, and clinical procedures. Graduates are prepared for versatile roles in healthcare, particularly in physician's offices.

Skills Taught:
- Administrative Procedures: manual scheduling, bookkeeping, maintaining medical records, and handling insurance claims
- Computerized Office Management: tasks within a computerized system, like scheduling, billing, collections, and managing electronic records
- Clinical Procedures: tasks such as EKGs, urinalysis, phlebotomy, injections, wound care, vital signs, and more

Program Features:
- Comprehensive Curriculum offering Certificate Level II and an Associate of Applied Science degree
- Accreditation by the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs
- Industry Recognition as the first accredited medical assisting program in the US
- Occupational Risks Awareness educating on hazards and workplace safety
- Credentialing Exam Preparation for national exams enhancing employability
- Job Placement Assistance ensuring successful workforce entry
- Personalized Instruction focusing on individualized training and practical experience
- Experienced Faculty guiding students with hands-on training and theoretical knowledge

For further details, contact the program coordinators above.