About
This 24-week hybrid program combines online coursework with hands-on practice in actual medical offices, creating a comprehensive learning experience for aspiring medical assistants. What makes this program unique is its blend of digital convenience and real clinical practice - students complete weekly online assignments then apply their knowledge during hands-on sessions in medical office environments.
Program Overview
- Program Length: 24-week accelerated format
- Learning Format: Hybrid - online coursework plus in-person practice sessions
- Clinical Training: 4.5 hours weekly hands-on practice in medical offices
- Externship Experience: 80-hour placement with experienced medical professionals
- Externship Timing: Available after completing week 8
- Authorization: Authorized by Georgia Nonpublic Postsecondary Education Commission
- National Certification Prep: Prepares students for NCCA-accredited certification through National Healthcare Association
- CCMA Certification: Certified Clinical Medical Assistant certification upon passing exam
- Additional Certifications: Certificate of completion and BLS (CPR) certification
Organization
Atlanta Medical Assistant School
Atlanta Medical Assistant School operates through a partnership between Zollege and local medical practices, delivering in-person medical assistant training to the community. The institution provides curriculum developed by healthcare professionals who understand industry requirements for patient care. The accelerated program combines classroom instruction with practical application in medical office environments. Students receive guidance while developing technical skills through direct practice in actual workplace settings. The educational approach emphasizes real-world applications and hands-on experience. Community focus drives the school's mission, established to meet local workforce needs while offering an affordable training alternative. Since 2010, over 20,000 students have completed healthcare training programs through the institution, contributing trained healthcare professionals to their communities. The school maintains its commitment to accessible medical assistant education through its collaborative model with regional medical practices.