A Clinical Medical Assistant (CMA) will be responsible for assisting with administrative work and will support physicians and other staff at hospitals, medical clinics, doctor's offices and other facilities. The CMA will be trained on medical office procedures including preparing medical history, taking vital signs, weight and height of patients. The CMA will also prepare exam rooms, disinfect medical instruments, apply injections, vaccines, check for insurance, and schedule appointments. additionally, the CMA will perform billing and coding functions. The CMA's role balances clinical and administrative duties.

Technical Health Academy offers a comprehensive Phlebotomy certification program that prepares students with the knowledge and skills required to draw blood from patients for medical testing and research purposes. The program covers anatomy and physiology, medical terminology, safety procedures, and hands-on training in venipuncture and capillary puncture techniques. Upon completion, students will be eligible to sit for the certification exam and pursue a career as a certified phlebotomist.