Vatterott College

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An associate degree as a Medical Assistant Specialist prepares students with both the hands-on skills to work directly with patients and the clerical skills to effectively run a medical office. Training includes performing lab procedures including drawing blood, hematology, and urinalysis along with how to use and maintain lab equipment according to OSHA standards and regulations. Graduates will be well skilled in MS Office programs and the current medical software used to manage various office tasks.

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Earning a diploma as a Medical Assistant will prepare students to maintain the highest quality of patient care. Students will also learn how to perform routine administrative duties such as schedule appointments, arrange for hospital admissions, and handle medical prescriptions. Assistants interact with patients by performing clinical duties such as taking medical histories, recording vital signs, and preparing patients for examinations.