Medical Assistant Program
The Medical Assistant Program prepares students with the administrative, clinical, and technical skills needed in today’s fast-paced healthcare settings—supporting physicians, nurses, and care teams across clinics, hospitals, and specialty practices.
Quick Facts
Total Clock Hours
840 Clock Hours
externship
320 Hours
Schedule
Days/Evening/Weekends
Tuition
$2,500
Registration
Included
Next Start
Month Day, Year
Career Opportunities
Positions
Typical Duties
Take Vital Signs & Patient Histories
Record essential health information to support accurate patient care.
Assist with Examinations & Procedures
Support physicians during exams to ensure smooth and efficient visits.
Collect & Process Laboratory Specimens
Gather and prepare samples for testing with precision and care.
Administer Injections/Medications (As Permitted)
Safely provide treatments under proper supervision and guidelines.
Schedule Patients & Manage EHR
Coordinate appointments and maintain accurate digital records.
Prepare & Submit Insurance Claims/Billing
Handle billing processes to ensure timely and accurate reimbursement.
Where You Can Work
Hospitals
Outpaitent Clinics
Private Practices
Urgent Care
Long-Term
Care & Rehab
Speciality Practices
FAQ
Salary/Earnings Outlooks
$44,200 Per Year
$21.25 Per Hour
Postsecondary non-degree award
783,900
15% Much Faster than Average
+118,000
- Lead MA / Office Supervisor; Office Manager; Practice Management
- Billing & Coding; Healthcare Administration; pathways toward Nursing
Curriculum
Below is the Medical Assistant (MA) curriculum breakdown.
Certifications
How to Apply
Required Documents
Completed and signed Enrollment Application
Valid government-issued photo ID or passport
Education
Applicants with prior coursework or relevant experience may request a credit evaluation by submitting a
High School Diploma or GED (or ESL proficiency), official transcripts, and a current CV/Resume.
Health Compliance
Required by most hospitals and facilities before clinical training.
- Negative TB (PPD/TB within 6 months)
- Hepatitis B series (or declination)
- MMR (Measles, Mumps, Rubella)
- Tdap (Tetanus, Diphtheria, Pertussis)
- Varicella vaccination or proof of immunity
- Flu Vaccine