Associate of Science in Medical Assisting

• Practice within the scope of the Medical Assistant role in healthcare settings (acute care, long-term care, physician clinics, and medical record departments)
• Function effectively as a healthcare team member
• Demonstrate evidence of knowledge learned in courses promoting general competencies (such as anatomy, physiology, medical law, ethics, etc.)
• Demonstrate competency in clinical skills (such as phlebotomy, injections, technology in the clinical setting, etc.)
• Demonstrate proficiency in administrative skills (such as billing, coding, scheduling, computer skills, etc.)

• Accounting I
• Medical Terminology
• Medical Law and Ethics
• Medical Office Management
• Study of Disease Processes
• Insurance Coding and Billing
• Clinical Skills I
• Medical Laboratory Procedures
• Clinical Skills II
• First Aid and Safety
• Pharmacology
• Medical Transcription
• Externship

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