Certified Medical Assistants are experiencing high demand. The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) reports a highly favorable job outlook for medical assistants, projecting a growth rate of 16 percent from 2021 to 2031, which is significantly higher than the average.

 

With AI (Artificial Intelligence) taking over many jobs, the certified training programs we offer will still be in high demand because you can't replace the human touch.

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What does a Medical Assistant do?​

Medical assistant are healthcare professionals who assist doctors in clinics, medical offices, and hospitals. They may show you to the exam room, take vital signs, and check your height and weight. Medical assistants will ask about your symptoms and health concerns and pass that information on to your doctor. 

Even though medical assistants work directly with doctors, they can’t give medical advice to patients. Their duties are limited to collecting information and preparing the doctor and patient for the medical visit.

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Certified Clinical Medical Assistants are essential team members at hospitals, urgent care facilities, doctors offices, and diagnostic laboratories. ​more employers are requiring national certification in the medical assisting field each year.

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Our online medical assistant program is developed by industry professionals with decades of real-world experience. Throughout your courses, you’ll cover both patient care and clinical office procedures. You’ll also learn essential skills like phlebotomy and venipuncture, and you’ll even receive a venipuncture kit as part of your program to help you strengthen your skills.

​Medical assistants play a key role in keeping a healthcare facility running smoothly. They perform general patient care and handle routine administrative responsibilities that frequently include the following:

• Providing wound care

• Assisting with sutures and fractures

• Performing phlebotomy

• Obtaining vital signs

• Administering medications

• Assisting during procedures

• Labeling and processing specimens

• Preparing patients for and performing EKGs

Requires externship -100 Clinical hours, 12 months to complete your training 

Certified Medical Assistant Fact Sheet

Curriculum / Learning Objectives

Training Program comes with 3 certifications, which will open doors and lead to a higher income. 

Certification:   Certified Clinical Medical Assistant (CCMA)

Certification:   Certified Phlebotomy Technician (CPT)

Certification:   Certified EKG Technician (CET)​

Includes your externship 

This training program is designed to assist students in securing employment and advancing their careers.
*Short-term training: Fast-track your way to your new career!
*Affordable training: You don't have to go into a career or job change with a large bill.
* Flexible schedule: Train around your other commitments, whether you're already working or raising children.​

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Open Enrollment 

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