The Medical Assisting program at Tri-County Technical College provides students with the necessary skills for non-hospital medical settings, combining administrative and clinical duties in a structured schedule with limited night or weekend shifts. Graduates acquire a diverse skill set through externships, often leading to job opportunities post-certification. The program, accredited by CAAHEP, focuses on cognitive, psychomotor, and affective domains for career success, boasting a 100% exam passage rate for AAMA certification. It also highlights occupational risk awareness and offers pathways for high school students and transfer options for further education. For more details, contact Program Director Laura L. McClain at lmcclain@tctc.edu.
Tuition: How Much Does Tri-County Technical College's Medical Assisting Program Cost?
From Tri-County Technical College's website
Program Length: How Long Is Tri-County Technical College's Medical Assisting Diploma Program?
The program length will take approximately one year. However, students attend 1-2 semesters prior to
complete the majority of the general education courses, which is strongly
recommended
About Tri-County Technical College
Tri-County Technical College, located in Pendleton, South Carolina, is a two-year community college offering a range of associate degrees, diplomas, and certificates. The institution focuses on providing accessible education and workforce development opportunities to its students across Anderson, Oconee, and Pickens counties. Through partnerships with local industries and four-year universities, the college strives to support both academic and career-oriented pursuits.
