Health–Medical Assistant
Instructor:
Kim Neading
Program Description:
As a Medical Assistant student you will learn to provide medical care to patients, aid physicians with examining patients, and assist in office management. After successfully completing the theory and classroom instruction you will participate in a clinical work experience at a local health care provider’s office. Upon completion of the class, students will be eligible to take a written and clinical skills test for certification as a medical assistant. As a second-year student you will receive advanced training in anatomy & physiology, medical terminology, and advanced patient care skills such as phlebotomy, injections, and sterile techniques.
Special Features of the Program:
Students successfully completing the theory and classroom instruction will participate in clinical work experiences at a local nursing home earning a certificate that documents clinical hours and skills.
Upon completion of the program, students will be eligible to take a written and clinical test for State certification as a Nursing Aide.
Articulated credit is also available to qualified students through Baker College and Ferris State University.
View a list of program advisors:
Health–Medical Assistant advisory list