The Medical Assisting Program equips students with essential skills in clinical procedures, anatomy, medical terminology, lab procedures, and medical office management. The program also includes an externship for practical experience in real-world settings.
Skills Taught:
- Clinical Procedures: Assisting practitioners in patient care and diagnostic testing
- Anatomy and Physiology: Study of body systems and human physiology
- Medical Terminology: Understanding medical word structure and pronunciation
- Lab Procedures: Clinical chemistry, diagnostic testing, and specimen collection
- Medical Office Management: Operations, electronic health records, billing, and coding
- Externship: Real-life application of learned skills
Program Features:
- Delivery Methods: On-campus and hybrid formats available
- Bilingual Format: Some campuses offer bilingual programs
- Course Outlines: Detailed breakdown of credit hours and course requirements
- General Education Courses: Well-rounded education with specialized training
- Distance Education: Online courses for flexible learning
- Student Support: Access to resources and services for all students
For more information on specific courses, admission requirements, and outcomes, refer to the program descriptions.
The program length for the Medical Assisting program at Southeastern College varies depending on the type of credential and campus location. Here are the program lengths for each option:
- Medical Assisting Certificate (Charlotte campus): 8 months for full-time students or 14 months for part-time students
- Medical Assisting Certificate (Charleston and Columbia campuses): 8 months for full-time students or 14 months for part-time students
Please note that these program lengths are approximate and may vary depending on individual circumstances.
Southeastern College is a private institution of higher learning with campuses in Miami Lakes and West Palm Beach, Florida.
Southeastern College is accredited by the Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges and offers diplomas, associate, and bachelor's degrees.
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