Medical Assistant
At the School of Allied Health
Medical Assistant
At the School of Allied Health
Medical Assistant
At the School of Allied Health
Helping You Help Others
Medical assistants are more than just professionals; they're the calm and supportive face that patients can look to guide them through their entire medical journey. It can be easy to forget that behind all treatments is someone who cares. So, start your career with the hands-on, one-on-one training necessary to ensure that you're the one to provide that help.
A DAY IN THE LIFE
How and Where You’ll Help
A Facility for Everyone
Completing our medical assistant program means you'll have a variety of job options available in different healthcare facilities, including medical offices, urgent care centers, and hospitals.
Deliver Clinical Care
In your role, you’ll find yourself taking vital signs, administering medications, performing basic lab tests, preparing patients for procedures, and educating them on their care.
Keep Things Running
Perform administrative tasks like scheduling appointments, maintaining medical supply inventories, updating records, and processing insurance claims, while also aiding in billing and coding.
Get To Know Medical Assisting
The Stats That’ll Have Your Back
Find Your Way With Others
Our Alumni Are Leaders In Their Industry
Dodi Lerner
2021 MA Graduate
“I received the education and knowledge in 10 months that I needed to get a job in the medical field. The externship program was excellent. I couldn’t believe it when I was offered a job in my third week at my externship site.”
Lynn Murillo
2021 MA Graduate
“Denmark College gave me the self-esteem and encouragement needed not only for a career in the medical field but for life. Denmark College truly pushed my life in the right direction, and I have a great future ahead of me because it.”
The Medical Assistant Curriculum
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Before we head straight into the lab, we will set some foundational knowledge. This will allow you to develop confidence in your potential and prepare you for new experiences.
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topics covered
- Anatomy & Physiology
- Medical Terminology
- Patient Care I & Il
- Student Achievement
- Pharmacology
- Professionalism
- Office Administration
- Medical Office Technology
- Medical Ethics
- Certification Review
- Basic Surgical Assisting
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Real hands-on education is where most students thrive. This portion of the program will inspire you and help you make a change in this world.
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Clinical Skills Include:
- Phlebotomy
- TB Testing
- CPR First Aid
- EHR
- EKG
- ICD-9/CPT Coding
Administrative Skills Includes:
- Preparing & Filing Claims
- UB 40 & 1500
- HCPCS
- HIPAA Training
- Benefits/ Coverage
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Beyond the classroom, the externship will help you strengthen your technical abilities for your career. At this intersection of education and real-world experience you will truly hone in on your craft.
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Students take a certification exam to earn their credentials as a medical assistant. During the MED 290 Externship course, students will be scheduled to take the RMA certification exam through American Medical Technologist (AMT).
Exams may include:
- RMA – American Medical Technologists (AMT)
- CMA – American Association of Medical Assistants (AAMA)
- National Healthcareer Association
- National Center for Competency Testing
- Other Certifications
- Registered Phlebotomy Technician (RPT through AMT)
- American Academy of Professional Coders (AAPC)
Upcoming Start Date
July 8, 2025
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Frequently Asked Questions
Tuition: $15,300
Technology/lab fee: $2,550
Enrollment fee (nonrefundable): $100
All books and supplies are provided for you. No additional materials are needed to complete the program.
Technology/lab fee: $2,550
Enrollment fee (nonrefundable): $100
All books and supplies are provided for you. No additional materials are needed to complete the program.
All books and supplies are provided for you. No additional materials are needed to complete the program.
Financial Aid, including Federal Grants and Direct Student Loans, is available to those who qualify.
Prospective students must have a high school diploma or recognized equivalent of a high school diploma such as a GED certificate.
Click on the link below to start the enrollment process or call us today at 1-844-323-2737.
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