About
Kentucky School of Phlebotomy’s Clinical Medical Assisting program in Louisville, Kentucky, prepares students for patient-care and administrative duties such as taking vital signs, obtaining medical histories, performing phlebotomy and CLIA-waived testing, dressing wounds, administering injections, and handling office procedures. The program awards a Clinical Medical Assisting Certificate and prepares graduates to sit for the National Healthcareer Association national certification exam for the Certified Clinical Medical Assistant credential. Delivered on site over 11 weeks, it combines twice-weekly lecture sessions with hands-on laboratory training. Admission requires applicants to be at least 18 years old and to hold a high school diploma, GED, or international high school diploma equivalency.
At a glance
- Format: In person
- Leads to: Certified Clinical Medical Assistant (CCMA) credential through the National Healthcareer Association national certification exam
- Payment plan: available (per the school's page)
Organization
Kentucky School of Phlebotomy
Kentucky School of Phlebotomy is a healthcare training school in Louisville, Kentucky. Its occupational fields include Electrocardiogram (ECG/EKG), Medical Assistant, and Phlebotomy. The school offers specialized programs alongside hands-on workshops, including training related to clinical laboratory work and advanced patient-care skills. Its curriculum is developed by healthcare professionals, a Medical Doctor, and educational experts. Phlebotomy students participate in externships through partnerships with clinical laboratories and hospitals. The Clinical Medical Assisting program is described as preparing students for certification. The school also provides focused instruction in clinical laboratory assisting and related healthcare procedures, supporting a range of entry-level healthcare career paths.