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Administrative Medical Assistant Program

All MOA courses are fully online

Do you dream about a more fulfilling job with better pay and hours? It’s not a myth, but the reality of life as a Medical Assistant will offer you all that and more. Being in a demand industry has advantages: It’s a very stable career with higher pay trends. Medical Assistants help with patient care and assist physicians and other medical professionals with both administrative and clinical duties.

Take the following courses for certificate:

MOA 180 – Health Information Management & HIPPA Standards. 
Spring and Fall Semesters

MOA 182 – Medical Terminology
Winter, Spring, Summer, and Fall Semesters

MOA 183 – Introduction to Health Insurance & Reimbursement 
Spring, Summer, and Fall Semesters

MOA 184 – Healthcare Delivery Systems
Fall Semester ONLY

MOA 185 – Medical Office Administration MOA
Spring and Fall Semesters 

MOA 188 Healthcare Law and Ethics
Spring Semester ONLY

MOA 193 – Principles of Current Procedural Terminology
Spring Semester

MOA 197 – Body System Disease for Medical Staff
Summer ONLY

BUSAD  204 – Customer Service Skills
Spring and Fall Semesters 

Administrative Medical Program Required Courses

Register now for Spring/Fall in MOA 180, 182, 183, 185 common core courses

Your pathway to Salary, Growth and Careers

ADMINISTRATIVE MEDICAL ASSISTANT PROGRAM MAP

Job Market is Growing

Medical Assistant employment is expected to grow 29% by 2026, which is faster than average. As the population continues to age, demand for medical services will continue to grow. Physicians will hire more Medical Assistants to allow them to see more patients. 

The number of healthcare facilities will also continue to increase and bring in more job prospects. Therefore, the job outlook for Medical Assistants is great.   

1Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, Occupational Outlook Handbook, [career information accessed September, 2020] www.bls.gov/ooh/