About
Clinical Medical Assisting Program
Embark on a rewarding healthcare career with the Clinical Medical Assisting program at South Carolina School of Phlebotomy. This 11-week certified program provides hands-on training, expert-developed curriculum by healthcare professionals including a Medical Doctor, and invaluable externships with clinical laboratories and hospitals. Designed to ensure high certification success and practical job readiness, this program equips you with the essential skills and experience to excel in the dynamic medical field, transforming your potential into a tangible career path.
Program Details:
- Cost: $2,300 per program
- Duration: 11 weeks
- Schedule: In-person, meets twice a week (specific timing not provided)
- Prerequisites: 18 Years Of Age Or Older; High School Diploma Or GED Or International High School Diploma Equivalency
- Accreditations: South Carolina Commission on Higher Education
- Career Outcomes: Unknown (Employment rates, job titles, industry placement not provided in the data)
Organization
South Carolina School of Phlebotomy
South Carolina School of Phlebotomy is a career-training institution in Fort Mill, South Carolina. It prepares students for work in phlebotomy, clinical laboratory assisting, clinical medical assisting, EKG Technician training, and related healthcare fields. The school offers five specialized programs along with workshops focused on advanced wound care, advanced phlebotomy techniques, IV infusion, paramedical examination, and clinical skills. Its curriculum is developed by healthcare professionals, a Medical Doctor, and educational experts. The Phlebotomy program includes externship opportunities through partnerships with clinical laboratories and hospitals. The Clinical Medical Assisting program prepares students for certification, while the broader course selection supports entry into several patient-care and diagnostic roles. Instruction combines classroom study with practical skill development in selected offerings.