Medical Assistant

  • Job Openings
  • Salary Range
  • Salary of Top 10%
  • 3,800+
  • $23,000 - $50,000
  • $45,900

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This course can be fully covered for financial assistance with a Workforce 1 voucher.

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Important Facts

Medical Assistants are in very high demand in the field of healthcare. As a medical assistant, you will be working with healthcare professionals, and you will be qualified to assist with patient assessments, examinations, obtaining laboratory specimens, performing electrocardiograms, providing patient education, and much more. With the right training, Medical Assistants can also be qualified to perform important administrative tasks such as billing and electronic health record management.

Our Medical Assistant programs prepare you for up to 6 certifications and as a result maximize your access to new job opportunities and advancement.

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Course Overview

Clinical Medical Assistant:
600 hours, including a 180-hour clinical externship
Emphasis on clinical skills and competencies

Clinical Medical Assistant with ESL:
900 hours, including a 180-hour clinical externship
Emphasis on clinical skills and competencies
English language learners start the program with Basic, Intermediate, or Advanced ESL courses based on their language proficiency

Certification Exams

Medical Assistant (CCMA), Phlebotomy Technician (CPT), EKG Technician (CET), Medical Administrative Assistant (CMAA), Electronic Health Records (CEHRS), Billing and CodingSpecialist (CBCS), Microsoft Office Certification (MOS)

Employment

Clinics, hospitals, community health centers, nursing homes, doctors' offices, outpatient facilities and other healthcare facilities

Our Partners
Our partners offer wide-ranging opportunities for ICC students ranging from FREE ESL courses to accepting ICC credits for Associate level degrees to personalized enrollment support for a Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree!
Building your career?
Also consider a course for Patient Care Technicians. Combining these credentials will open up more opportunities.
Source:
* Job search results on Indeed.com conducted November-December 2018
**US Bureau of Labor Statistics