About
Chance Medical Academy’s Medical Assistant Course includes 5 different certificates: Medical Assistant, Phlebotomy Technician, EKG workshop certificate, CPR, Career Development workshop. All courses and certifications are structured through the accredited National Healthcareer Association (NHA) and outline course work and materials given to prepare for the NHA exams. Our Medical Assistant Program at Chance Medical Academy is a comprehensive educational program designed to train individuals in the skills and knowledge necessary to work as a medical assistant in various healthcare settings. Medical assistants play a crucial role in healthcare teams, providing both administrative and clinical support to physicians, nurses, and other healthcare professionals. The program covers a wide range of topics, including: Medical Terminology, Anatomy and Physiology, Clinical Procedures, Medical Office Administration, Pharmacology, Medical Ethics and Law, Communication and Interpersonal Skills, Professional Development. Upon completion of the program, students may be eligible to sit for national certification exams, such as the Certified Medical Assistant (CMA) exams with the NHA, which can enhance their job prospects and demonstrate their competency in the field.
Organization
Chance Medical Academy
Chance Medical Academy
Chance Medical Academy, an Ohio-based institution founded before 2013, specializes in state-approved phlebotomy and allied medical skills training. The academy offers an in-person, hands-on training approach, ensuring students gain practical skills for immediate national certification eligibility. Students benefit from comprehensive support, including CPR certification, NHA exam review, career workshops, job placement assistance, and post-graduate references. With experienced instructors and an authorization from the American Red Cross, the program emphasizes both skill proficiency and compassionate patient care.
Highlights:
- State approved program by the Ohio Board of Career Colleges and Schools
- Immediate national certification eligibility post-training
- Includes CPR certification and NHA exam review
- Hands-on training
- Career workshops and job placement assistance
- Post-graduate references
- Experienced instructors with over 10 years in teaching and fieldwork
- Authorized by the American Red Cross
- Focus on skill proficiency and patient care
- Program duration of 48 clock hours, typically 16 calendar days
- Total program cost of $630.00
- Prerequisites: 18 years or older, high school diploma or GED (if taking NHA exam), health screening including tuberculosis test