Medical Assisting

The Medical Assisting Program incorporates the six Medical Assisting Core Courses in its curriculum, as well as the Phlebotomy Technician and Electrocardiograph Technician courses with the goal of producing multi-skilled medical assistants who are highly favored in the health care industry. The hours required to complete this multiple-certification program of study are as follows:                                               

Medical Assisting Courses         810 Hours

Phlebotomy                                135 Hours

ECG Skills                                 135 Hours

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                                 TOTAL HOURS 1,080 Hours

The program will begin each year in August and will end the following June. Classes meet Monday – Friday from 8:00am – 2:30pm. Students must complete 810 hours of academic instruction, and clinical, laboratory, and administrative skills training, followed with a minimum of 270 hours of clinical internship in a medical clinic to qualify for national certification in Medical Assisting (120 hours), ECG (30 hours) and Phlebotomy (120 hours).