About
Medical Assistant Program at Kellogg Community College
Kellogg Community College's nationally accredited Medical Assistant program offers a transformative 29-credit hybrid certificate designed to equip students with comprehensive skills for a successful career in medical assisting. Combining flexible online coursework with essential lab and clinical education, this program prepares graduates to become competent professionals, ready to excel in diverse healthcare settings. With a strong focus on practical application and professional development, students gain a competitive edge, benefiting from a curriculum that integrates real-world experience and leads to meaningful employment.
Program Details:
- Cost: Unknown
- Duration: 11 months
- Schedule: Hybrid format with predominantly online classes and minimal in-person requirements, combining coursework, lab, and clinical education.
- Prerequisites: ACCUPLACER reading score of 60 or grade of C in TSRE 55, official GED or high school diploma, current CPR certification.
- Accreditations: CAAHEP (Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs)
- Career Outcomes: Unknown
Organization
Kellogg Community College - Main Campus
Kellogg Community College is a community college with the Main Campus in Battle Creek, Michigan. The college trains people for administrative support, nursing, allied health, criminal justice, cybersecurity, and HVAC-related careers. Its listed offerings include Administrative Assistant, Associate Degree in Nursing, Certified Nursing Assistant, Emergency Medical Technician, Medical Assistant, Phlebotomy, and HVAC pathways, along with related certificates and credentials. The campus includes the Davidson Visual and Performing Arts Center, which houses the DeVries Gallery, as well as soccer fields and other public-facing spaces. Kellogg Community College also provides academic catalog and class-schedule resources for its educational offerings, with career and transfer areas of study represented across the institution.