Lincoln Technical Institute

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Supporting the administrative needs of hospitals or doctors' offices requires skills that go above and beyond the typical office setting. Hospitals, doctor's offices and various other medical facilities are also always looking for qualified individuals to take on the responsibilities associated with keeping track of their billing process. So, if you enjoy working with people and want a career that is financially rewarding and personally fulfilling or if you enjoy working with numbers and dream of being part of a medical environment, then one of our Diploma or Associate Degree Medical Administration or Coding and Billing programs could be right for you.

As a Medical Administrative Assistant, you'll also learn essential support activities such as admitting patients, maintaining charts and scheduling appointments. With Medical Coding and Billing training, you'll focus specifically on the financial and insurance related aspects of the medical office while learning the medical codes necessary to process Medical Insurance or simply to translate a doctors' diagnosis. Whether you are just starting your career or need a change of pace, training in Medical Administration or Coding and Billing could be just what the doctor ordered.

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Students in the Medical Assistant program will train to work with doctors, caregivers, and directly interact with patients in various settings. Our campuses have a Doctor's Office Classroom (DOC) that have current medical office equipment and laboratories for hands-on training.

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Our Surgical Technology program prepares students to become members of surgical teams. Skilled technicians assist in patient care before, during, and after procedures monitoring patient's progress and maintaining a sterile surgical environment. The need for qualified, caring personnel that provide hands-on care to patients will keep this professional career option in high-demand.

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Earning a diploma as an X-Ray Technician can prepare an individual to work as part of a health care team in private practices, clinics, and other medical facilities. Graduates can perform limited x-ray services, routine lab tests, film processing, and related back-office patient care procedures.