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Program Length: 900 Hours
Requirements: All students with a high school diploma or a GED equivalent.
Are you interested in working in the field of medicine? Do you want a rewarding career where you can help others? When you become a medical assistant, you will learn the required skills to land the job of your dreams working side by side with doctors, nurses, and other highly trained professionals in the healthcare industry.
As a medical assistant, you have the opportunity to work in hospitals, outpatient clinics, physician offices, and many other healthcare facilities. What exactly does a medical assistant do? Medical assistants record patients' history and their personal information. They can administer injections for patients, perform EKG scans, prepare blood samples for laboratory tests, and can assist physicians with patient exams, and much more. When you become a medical assistant, you can support physicians and nurses in different types of medical facilities. Because the more you learn, the more valuable you become.
Program Length: 900 Hours
Requirements: All students with a high school diploma or a GED equivalent.
Are you interested in working in the field of medicine? Do you want a rewarding career where you can help others? When you become a medical assistant, you will learn the required skills to land the job of your dreams working side by side with doctors, nurses, and other highly trained professionals in the healthcare industry.
As a medical assistant, you have the opportunity to work in hospitals, outpatient clinics, physician offices, and many other healthcare facilities. What exactly does a medical assistant do? Medical assistants record patients' history and their personal information. They can administer injections for patients, perform EKG scans, prepare blood samples for laboratory tests, and can assist physicians with patient exams, and much more. When you become a medical assistant, you can support physicians and nurses in different types of medical facilities. Because the more you learn, the more valuable you become.
1. Analytical Skills- As a medical assistant, you must be able to understand and follow charts, and diagnoses that a doctor makes. Doctors rely on you for accurate and up to date information.
2. Interpersonal Skills- Medical assistants need to be able to discuss patient information with patients and other medical professionals. Medical assistants often speak to patients who are in pain or distress. As a medical professional, you need to be able to behave calmly and professionally when providing patients with care.
3. Detail Oriented- Medical assistants need to make sure they are taking accurate and detailed information down when speaking with patients because it is crucial for making correct diagnoses for patients.
4. Technical Skills- As a medical assistant, you will come into contact with essential clinical equipment to take a patient's vitals. It is imperative that you can use the equipment, so you can measure a patients' blood pressure and heart rate.
Upon completion of the medical assistant program, students can get a Certified Clinical Medical Assistant (CCMA) from the following associations:
Instructors with years of experience in the field lead all of our classes.
At New York Medical Training School, we offer financial aid for our students and future students looking to enroll in medical assistant courses. If you have any questions regarding financial aid requirements, feel free to contact the school.
New York Medical Training school offers job placement assistance for all of our current students and graduates.
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