Everest University

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Medical assistants are trained in both administrative and clinical procedures, and are capable of filling a variety of rewarding positions. You will be taught how to deliver high quality patient care, take vital signs, and run laboratory and diagnostic tests. Upon graduation, you may gain employment in a clinic, doctor's office, nursing home, medical supply business, home health care agency, insurance company or pharmaceutical company.

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Explore some of the fastest growing opportunities in the health care industry by earning an associate degree in Medical Insurance Billing and Coding. More and more insurance companies, medical offices, and clinics are looking to hire well-schooled and experienced professionals in this field. Graduates will learn the basic concepts and procedures to perform the tasks involved in billing health insurance as well as processing insurance claims.

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Earning an associate degree to become a Pharmacy Technician can prepare individuals for positions in health care facilities, hospitals, and pharmacies. The program helps develop strong customer service, communication, and interpersonal skills to interact with patients, co-workers, and health care professionals. Technicians manage inventories, count and measure medication, and use computers to log information.

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Our bachelor's degree in Health Care Administration program addresses the fundamentals of legislative issues, cost management, decision-making, and the overall combined effect of each on our current health care delivery systems. Students will explore the role administrators play in health care reform and the future of health care systems. Graduates will be up-to-date on the current and potential economic, political, and social regulatory trends that will affect delivery of patient care.

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Everest's Medical Administrative Assistant programs can prepare students for entry-level positions as Medical Administrative Assistants in a variety of health care settings. Students study various administrative procedures, including patient processing and accessing, processing medical insurance claims, bill collections and general office procedures used in various medical offices.

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Medical assistants are trained in both administrative and clinical procedures, and are capable of filling a variety of rewarding positions. You will be taught how to deliver high quality patient care, take vital signs, and run laboratory and diagnostic tests. Upon graduation, you may gain employment in a clinic, doctor's office, nursing home, medical supply business, home health care agency, insurance company or pharmaceutical company.