Course Curriculum
Medical Admin Assistant Training Curriculum
8 courses
45.7 Continuing Education Units (CEUs)
25 exams
1 submitted project
Work experience option available
Estimated completion time:
Fast track = 4 months
Average time = 8 months
Main Subjects
Introduction to Allied Health
In this course, you’ll develop the necessary skills to ensure your success in the program. You'll learn how you can improve your study skills, so you're able to use a number of tools that will help you to be successful. You'll then learn about the healthcare professions involved in the United States healthcare system. You'll learn about their common tasks, where they typically work, and how each role contributes to the patient experience. You'll then discover the hard and soft skills required across different healthcare professional roles. The course ends with an overview of the United States healthcare system. You'll examine the different levels of patient care, the differences between public and private healthcare, how facilities bill for services, and how laws and regulations govern healthcare practices.
By the end of this course, you’ll be able to:
Identify skills needed to be a confident and independent online learner
Explain the standard knowledge and skills required in healthcare careers
Career Readiness
Body Systems and Medical Terminology 1
Body Systems and Medical Terminology 2
Pathology and Pharmacology
Electronic Medical Records
Medical Billing and Health Insurance
Law, Ethics, and Confidentiality in Allied Health
Note: We reserve the right to change program content and materials when it becomes necessary.
Career Diploma
4 - 8 months
Do you have a passion for the healthcare industry and want to make an impact in a medical office setting? Take the first step toward a new career as a certified medical administrative assistant with accredited training. With our online program, you can study when you want, where you want, and at the pace you want — all at an affordable price.
Our online Medical Administrative Assistant Training curriculum consists of eight courses to help you gain the knowledge and skills relevant for working in a medical office setting — including doctors' offices, hospitals, insurance companies, and public health clinics. Your courses include:
Career Readiness
Body Systems and Medical Terminology
Pathology and Pharmacology
Electronic Medical Records
What you will learn
Office procedures
Body systems and terminology
Basic pharmacology
Our Proven
Learning Model
Empowering students to reach their professional goals
Flexible
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Start anytime
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No exam due dates
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Self-paced
Connected
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24/7 access to online resources
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Online student community
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Student Portal Help Center
Accessible
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Digital study guides
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Self-check quizzes
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Simulations and videos
Supportive
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Expert faculty
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Dedicated student services
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Robust learning resources