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    Associate of Science Programs in Medical Assisting

    When you complete the equivalent of a two-year program’s courses, you could earn an associate of science degree. During your course of study, you will typically take focused courses as well as some basic educational blocks of classes.

    What is an Associate of Science in Medical Assisting? This type of program is typically designed to train students in administrative skills and the clinical procedures they need to know in order to work in the medical field. Students study general coursework in addition to courses such as anatomy and physiology, the study of disease and so forth. In addition, many courses include real-life clinical practice and lab time. This blended curriculum gives the student hands-on experience as well as knowledge in medical terminology, billing practices, medical record transcription and pathology.

    Medical assisting students can effectively broaden their education in the medical field and open doors to specialization and perhaps the confidence to earn a higher degree. By learning advanced skills, the student-turned-graduate could get promoted within their current field or start an entirely new career journey.

    Earning an associate’s degree could take you eighteen months to two years, depending upon the program’s parameters. Your expenses could vary greatly, so email or speak with the school’s registration team to get the information you need.

    An Associate of Science in Medical Assisting could get you hired just about anywhere in the healthcare field. This could include medical offices, hospitals, clinics or immediate care facilities. The government sector could be another option. Medical assistants are in high demand, so the career outlook for this particular occupation is positive. Your job would most likely entail helping people heal from injuries or illness and stay well. For many, it’s a fascinating and rewarding occupation.

    Fortunately, the enrollment process is fairly easy, making distance learning adaptable and flexible. Search for your program below and contact directly the admission office of the school of your choice by filling in the lead form.