Medical Assistant Certificates

The Medical Assistant One-Year Certificate of Completion is a four-term program that trains individuals to assist with clinical and administrative procedures in outpatient medical settings under the direction of a health care provider. Program courses begin once per year in Fall term. All program courses offered each term must be taken together and in sequence. Upon successful completion of the program, students receive a one-year certificate of completion. 

Catalog Details/Program Outcomes & Requirements:
Medical Assistant - One-Year Certificate of Completion (CC1)

The Medical Assistant Career Pathway Certificate of Completion is a 35 credit, nine-month, CAAHEP accredited program designed to get highly trained, qualified, certified medical assistants into the local workforce quickly due to an extreme shortage of medical assistants in Central Oregon. This program is in partnership with a local clinic, and the courses begin once per year in Fall term. Students may re-enter and complete the one-year certificate of completion. Upon successful completion of the program, students receive a certificate of completion and are eligible to submit an application to sit for the American Association of Medical Assistants (AAMA) Certified Medical Assistant (CMA) certification examination. Upon passing the AAMA exam, medical assistants earn the CMA. 

Catalog Details/Program Outcomes & Requirements:
Medical Assistant - Career Pathway Certificate of Completion (CPCC)