About
Medical Assistant Training at Pacific Healthcare Training
Interested in a career that combines clinical and administrative roles? Consider our Medical Assistant training program!
What You'll Learn:
As a Medical Assistant, you'll wear many hats - from performing procedures in a clinical setting to ensuring smooth administration at healthcare facilities. Here are some tasks you'll get the hang of:
- Check-In & Check-Out: Guide patients through their arrival and departure process.
- Communication: Be the first point of contact, answering phone calls and addressing queries.
- Clinical Assistance: Support providers during exams and procedures.
- Medication Administration: Safely administer injections or medications to patients.
- EHR Management: Efficiently manage Electronic Health Record (EHR).
- Diagnostic Procedures: Carry out EKG, phlebotomy, and lab procedures.
- Patient Care: Monitor and document patient vital signs.
Why Pursue Medical Assistant Certification?
Per the Bureau of Labor and Statistics (BLS), there's a projected 23% job growth rate for Medical Assistants - that's a whole lot more than the average growth rate for all occupations! So, isn't it time you dived into a profession that's expanding faster than you can say 'healthcare'? Join us today and start making a difference!
Organization
Pacific Healthcare Training
Pacific Health Care Training
Located in Central Point, Oregon, Pacific Health Care Training is an Oregon State Board of Nursing approved facility offering nursing assistant and phlebotomy training. The school provides hands-on instruction from five RN instructors with diverse clinical backgrounds, fostering an atmosphere of support and respect to help students succeed in healthcare careers. The phlebotomy program emphasizes practical training, including students practicing blood draws on each other.
Highlights:
- Oregon State Board of Nursing approved training facility with experienced RN instructors providing hands-on training
- Mission to support students in their pursuit of education and success in healthcare careers by providing an atmosphere of support and respect
- Phlebotomy program is 80 hours of didactic hands-on training
- Prerequisites for phlebotomy include being at least 18 years old, having a high school diploma, and passing a criminal background check
- Phlebotomy program features practical training where students practice drawing blood on each other