Medical Assistants work in outpatient or ambulatory care settings such as medical offices or clinics. MAs are instrumental in helping patients feel at ease and assisting licensed providers in the healthcare setting. Medical assistants are cross-trained to perform administrative and clinical duties and are responsible for obtaining the patient’s medical history. Many times, Medical Assistants are the first point of contact with patients and are responsible for updating medical histories and contact information in patient files. The job of a medical assistant is attractive for people wanting to go into the medical field but are looking for a Monday through Friday job during the day.

• Eight-week program during which selected candidates will earn $12.64/hour
• Selected candidates will complete six (6) weeks of coursework, four (4) weeks of clinical rotations and two (2) weeks of skills check-offs.
• During training, selected candidates will gain numerous position-related competencies.