Join the high-growth field of health care as a certified clinical medical assistant (CCMA) with training from Anne Arundel Community College. Our students' CCMA pass rate is 96%!
Our experienced and credentialed professional faculty will prepare you for a rewarding career working with patients in a clinical health care setting in areas such as physicians’ offices, managed care organizations, outpatient care and certain functions within a hospital. Once you successfully complete the CCMA program, you are eligible to sit for certification examinations given by the National Healthcareer Association (NHA) to become a Certified Clinical Medical Assistant.
The program consists of four courses:
CMA-304 Intro to Healthcare: Anatomy and Physiology, and Personability for Healthcare Workers
CMA-305 Clinical Medical Assistant 1
CMA-306 Clinical Medical Assisting 2
CMA-303 Medical Assisting Externship
Total Program Hours: 388
Upon successful completion of the program, students are prepared to sit for the National Healthcareer Association (NHA) exam to earn the Certified Clinical Medical Assistant credential.
Students successfully completing CMA-303, CMA-304, CMA-305 and CMA-306 clinical courses, including all clinical psychomotor and affective competencies, and providing proof of a current and active National Healthcare Association Medical Assistant Certification (CCMA) can apply and receive credit for the MDA-140 Clinical Medical Assisting 1- and MDA-142 Clinical Medical Assisting 2-credit courses.
The program costs $4,112 for Anne Arundel County residents, including tuition and fees.
Learn more at an upcoming information session.
Applicants must be 18 or older with a high school or GED® diploma.
This program requires students to participate in a 100-hour, nonpaid externship in a medical practice. Practicums are 25 hours a week for four weeks and are only available Monday through Friday. Required documentation must be submitted to the program coordinator and approved prior to practicum placement. Costs associated with obtaining documentation are at the student's expense. Documentation includes:
Additional costs for students:
Interested students must attend a mandatory information session.
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