Journey Medical Training Center’s Medical Assistant Program in Frisco, Texas, prepares students to perform medical assistant duties and become certified medical assistants. Successful graduates are eligible to sit for the National Healthcare Association’s Medical Assistant Certification Exam. The 16-week hybrid program combines online evening lectures with in-person classroom and clinical lab sessions, followed by a four-week externship at a medical facility. Admission requires applicants to be at least 17 years old, pass a criminal background check, provide proof of prior secondary or post-secondary education, submit required immunization and tuberculosis-screening evidence, and hold a current BLS/CPR card.
At a glance
Journey Medical Training Center is a healthcare vocational school serving Frisco, Texas. The institution trains people for healthcare roles through Certified Nursing Assistant, Medical Assistant, Phlebotomy, and CPR/BLS programs. Its offerings are designed to build occupational skills and certifications for work in the healthcare field. Training includes classroom learning, practical exercises, and clinical experiences, with program content structured around career preparation and certification. The school provides both healthcare career training and CPR/BLS instruction for healthcare and non-healthcare professionals, educators, and childcare workers. Its programs include nurse aide education, medical assisting, phlebotomy training, and certification-focused CPR courses. The institution also describes its training as hands-on and emphasizes preparation for relevant certification or state examination requirements.