Medical Office Administrative Assistant Training
The Certificate in Medical Office Administrative Assistant program prepares students to seek entry-level employment in a medical front office, hospital office setting, or medical insurance company. Typical job titles for graduates with medical office administration assistant training can include: medical secretary, medical insurance billing and coder and medical receptionist.
All students must attest to (see Admissions Requirements – Institutional) having a high school diploma, a recognized equivalency certificate (e.g. GED), or have passed State-authorized examination recognized as the equivalent of a high school diploma (e.g. High School Equivalent Test (HiSET) or Test Assessing Secondary Completion (TASC), or other State-authorized examination).
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Program Highlights:
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Specialized training in industry-current medical administration procedures
- Hands-on training with medical office computer programs
Program Length:
10 months**
Get started on your career path as a Medical Office Administrative Assistant going in as little as a year. Charter College offers a flexible year-round schedule. Classes enrolling now.
*For Alaska residents, this program is offered through Charter College, Anchorage. For non-Alaskan residents, it is offered through Charter College, Vancouver with select courses available blended for Vancouver students.
**Students must meet admission requirements found in the Catalog & Student Handbook.
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NATIONAL CERTIFICATION EXAM
Students in the Certificate in Medical Office Administrative Assistant program will take a proctored certification test. The proctored certification test takes place on a Charter College campus, and students will take the test at the campus nearest to them. If the student is not within a reasonable and customary commuting distance to a campus, the College will find a proctoring site that is close to the student’s home. The College cannot guarantee a proctoring site will be available within a specific distance from the campus or student’s home.
