A medical assistant student is an individual undergoing training in the field of medical assisting, acquiring the knowledge and skills necessary to provide support in both clinical and administrative aspects of healthcare settings. These students typically engage in coursework and practical training to develop competencies in tasks such as taking vital signs, assisting with medical procedures, managing medical records, and performing various administrative duties. Throughout their training, medical assistant students aim to gain a comprehensive understanding of healthcare practices, ethical considerations, and patient care protocols, preparing them for a career as a valuable member of a healthcare team.
Medical Assistant Job Duties:
Patient Care:
Escorting patients to examination rooms.
Taking and recording vital signs.
Assisting patients with the completion of medical forms.
Clinical Procedures:
Preparing and administering medications as directed.
Performing routine laboratory tests.
Assisting healthcare providers with medical procedures.
Administrative Tasks:
Scheduling appointments and managing patient records.
Handling billing and insurance claims.
Answering phone calls and managing correspondence.
Equipment Maintenance:
Sterilizing and maintaining medical instruments.
Ensuring all medical equipment is in working order.
Communication:
Providing clear instructions to patients regarding medications and procedures.
Communicating effectively with healthcare providers and colleagues.
Patient Education:
Offering guidance on preventive care and wellness.
Explaining treatment plans and medication instructions to patients.
Collaboration:
Collaborating with other healthcare professionals to ensure comprehensive patient care.
Assisting in coordination between departments for patient referrals.
Emergency Response:
Responding to medical emergencies and providing basic life support.
Adherence to Regulations:
Ensuring compliance with healthcare regulations and maintaining patient confidentiality.
Continuous Learning:
Participating in ongoing training and professional development to stay updated on medical advancements and practices.
Note: The specific duties of a Medical Assistant may vary depending on the healthcare setting and the state regulations.
Medical assistant Course Details:
In-Person
Orientation: The orientation link will be provided upon payment receipt.
Enrollment Requirements:A High School Diploma or GED is sufficient.
Course Date & Times:
In-Person Course Days & Times:
1st 4 weeks are in person Tuesday & Thursdays from 9 am to 3(remote MWF)
Weeks 5-10 are list below
Remote: Tuesday, Thursday & Friday
Remote: Tuesday, Thursday & Friday
Fully Remote students Sessions: Meets every Friday from 9 am to 2 pm.
This information provides a clear overview of the costs, payment options, and scheduling details for your Phlebotomy training programs, including the refresher course. It's important for prospective students to be aware of these details when considering enrollment.
Payment plans are available upon request from the student when enrolling. All payment plans will be reoccurring through automatically ACH, Debit or Credit card with a $100 fee added to tuitiomn. All students must sign a payment plan agreement form no expections. This is done before the start of class.
Financial assist
Course Selection: Choosing a course from the list does not guarantee a seat in that class. It simply indicates your interest in a specific course start date.
Prospective students should be aware of these conditions and take prompt action to complete the enrollment process to increase their chances of securing a seat in the desired course.
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