Medical Assisting
Clinical Certificate
Program benefits
Career Opportunities
Qualifications
Curriculum
Tuition & Value
Medical Assisting Clinical Cert.
About the Program
The Medical Assisting Clinical Certificate (MACC) program will provide you with the important clinical skills required to get working as a certified MA through an intensive single semester format. You can train with an affordable tuition without sacrificing quality through our comprehensive curriculum developed by industry leading professionals with years of experience.
Medical Assisting Clinical Cert.
BENEFITS
15 weeks
Complete the MACC program in just 15 weeks and earn certification fast.
DESIGNED FOR YOU
HANDS-ON EXPERIENCE
EARN 16 COLLEGE CREDIT HOURS
THE CHRIST HOSPITAL PARTNERSHIP
FULLY-FUNDED COHORTS
Medical Assisting Clinical Cert.
BENEFITS
15 weeks
Complete the MACC program in just 15 weeks and earn certification fast.
DESIGNED FOR YOU
HANDS-ON EXPERIENCE
EARN 16 COLLEGE CREDIT HOURS
THE CHRIST HOSPITAL PARTNERSHIP
FULLY-FUNDED COHORTS
Medical Assisting Clinical Cert.
RESIDENCY & Shadow Programs
Interested students may apply to the Medical Assisting Residency Program, which pairs students with a Medical Assistant preceptor in one of the physician practices at The Christ Hospital Health Network. MA Residents work as part of the patient care team, alongside a MA, in this paid residency opportunity. Many resident positions transition to a full-time MA position upon MA certificate program completion.
Our Medical Assisting Clinical Certificate Shadowing Program, which started in Spring 2025, allows students to shadow within the specialty medicine practices within The Christ Network. This program is available to all Medical Assisting Clinical Certificate students.
Medical Assisting Clinical Certificate program
Program Qualifications
Graduating High School Students, First-Time Degree Seekers, and Transfer Students
First-Time College Students
- 2.0 or Higher Cumulative High School GPA* or GED
- Must be a U.S. Citizen or Permanent Resident
Transfer Students
- 2.0 or Higher Cumulative College GPA*
- At least 12 semester hours or 18 quarter hours of completed college coursework.
- Must be a U.S. Citizen or Permanent Resident
*Students who do not meet the minimum qualifications may still apply and be considered for Provisional Admission. Additional materials may be requested such as a personal essay, reference letter, etc.
To successfully participate in the program, students must meet the technical standards, with reasonable accommodations if necessary. Please review the Medical Assisting Technical Standards here.
Medical Assisting Clinical Cert.
Curriculum
| 6 | Course Title |
| BIO 102 | Structure and Function of the Body |
| BIO 160 | Food and Fitness |
| MA 104 | Foundations for Clinical Medical Assistant |
| MA 200 | Diagnostic Procedures for Medical Assisting |
| MA 206 | Clinical Reviews and Medical Emergency |
| Total | 16 |
Medical Assisting Clinical Cert.
Program Cost Breakdown*
*Program costs are approximate and subject to change
| Year | Tuition | General Fees | Course Fees |
| Semester | $5,040 | $ 310 | $615 |
| TOTALS | $5,040 | $ 310 | $615 |
Medical Assisting Clinical Cert.
FAQS
How long does it take to complete a certificate program?
One semester (15 weeks).
Are classes available online?
All classes are evening classes face-to-face with the exception of one class is online.
Is an externship required?
An externship is not required.
Do I have to have a high school diploma?
Yes, you must be a high school graduate.
What specific clinical skills will I learn?
Students will learn skills in taking vital signs, performing EKGs, performing diagnostic testing, obtaining medical histories, and administering injections and phlebotomy (drawing blood). CPR certification is required for completion of the program.