Rapp Center for Education

The Rapp Center for Education is known for providing superior preparation for Medical Assistant certification exams. Their extensive program is specifically designed to assist and support students throughout their learning process. This intensive course is focused on the critical aspects of medical assisting, exposing students to both practical skills and theoretical knowledge required to excel in various medical settings. By completing this program, students are significantly improving their chances of passing their certification exams. Rapp Center for Education's ultimate goal is to equip all students with critical healthcare competencies that are sought after in today's fast-evolving medical sector.

Certified Clinical Medical Assistant Program

Unlock a rewarding career in healthcare with the Certified Clinical Medical Assistant program at Rappahannock Center for Education. This nationally accredited, 18-week course by the NHA provides practical training and prepares you for certification exams, equipping you with highly in-demand skills. Gain a competitive edge for successful job placement, all while benefiting from included classroom materials and exam fees, ensuring a clear path to becoming a vital part of the medical field.

Program Details:

• Cost: $900 per program, includes all classroom materials and exam fees
• Duration: 18 weeks
• Schedule: One class per week, in-person at the Sperryville Schoolhouse
• Prerequisites: High School Diploma or GED
• Accreditations: National Healthcareer Association (NHA)
• Career Outcomes: Prepares students for certification and employment in the medical assistant field

Rapp Center for Education’s Certified Phlebotomy Technician Program in Sperryville, Virginia, trains students in venipuncture, blood sample collection, specimen preparation, infection control, patient safety, and confidentiality. The program prepares graduates for phlebotomy certification and supports work collecting and preparing blood samples for diagnostic testing, transfusions, research, and donations. Instruction covers medical terminology, disease processes, anatomy and physiology, communication, documentation, and ethical, legal, and regulatory considerations. Students also study procedures for identifying and labeling specimens and maintaining clean workspaces and medical instruments. The program includes classroom materials and exam fees. Need-based scholarships are available to eligible applicants, and applicants may indicate financial need during the application process.

At a glance

• Financial aid: available (per the school's page)
• Scholarships: available (per the school's page)

The Rapp Center for Education presents a comprehensive Medical Assistants course that's designed to educate trainees in the diverse responsibilities of a Medical Assistant. This rigorous program, which includes both classroom and onsite clinical sessions, ensures that students are well-rounded in every aspect of the profession. From practicing essential medical procedures to understanding administrative duties, trainees gain a depth of knowledge required in today's healthcare environment. Both written and practical examinations ascertain students' proficiency before awarding the Medical Assistant Certification, fostering professionals who are not just educated but also competent in delivering high-quality patient care.

The Limited License RADIOLOGIC Technician Program at Rapp Center for Education in Sperryville, Virginia, trains individuals to perform specific radiologic procedures under the supervision of licensed radiologic technologists or radiologists. The program develops skills in operating radiologic equipment, positioning patients, determining technical factors such as exposure time and radiation dosage, and producing clear X-ray images. Instruction also addresses image quality, radiation safety, ethical standards, and collaboration with physicians and healthcare staff. Graduates are prepared for limited-scope radiographic work in settings such as urgent care facilities, radiology facilities, family physicians’ offices, and orthopedic or chiropractic clinics. The program includes classroom materials and exam fees.