Idaho Medical Academy’s Medical Assistant Program is offered in Boise, Idaho. It trains students in clinical and administrative duties, including vital signs, patient histories, examination preparation, blood draws, dressing changes, medication administration, scheduling, and records. The course prepares students to sit for national credentials such as the Clinical Medical Assistant Certification, National Registered Certified MA, National Certified Medical Assistant, or Certified Clinical/Admin Medical Assistant. Training combines classroom instruction, supplementary online coursework, in-person clinical practice, and an externship over four months. Admission requires a high school diploma or GED, age 18 or older or age 16 with guardian permission, and a current American Heart Association BLS or CPR certification required for graduation.
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Idaho Medical Academy
Idaho Medical Academy, established in 2014 in Boise, Idaho, is a higher education institution specializing in healthcare training. It offers programs such as EMT, Phlebotomy Technician, Medical Assistant, CPR & AHA, and AEMT courses. The academy provides national exam preparation and flexible learning through both classroom and self-paced online courses, focusing on community impact and ensuring students are ready for professional certification. Students benefit from over 80 years of combined EMS and healthcare instructor experience.
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