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MA MODULE 1: DIRECT CARE SKILLS
Clinical Skills Section Description
This comprehensive course is designed to prepare the student to provide direct care and services to clients throughout the life span under the direct supervision of a Physician. Special emphasis is placed on the care of older clients focusing on their physical, social, emotional, spiritual, and cultural needs. This includes developing skills in procedures, communication, and observation, charting and reporting. The student will be made aware of how State and Federal laws as well as policies and procedures of the institution govern the practice of the medical assistant. Some examples of clinical skills may include wound care management, taking vital signs (temperature, pulse rate, respiratory rate and blood pressure), use of personal protective equipment (PPE), measuring height and weight, vision test, hearing test, cranial nerve testing, skin assessment, autoclave use, pulmonary function test, infection control, anatomy & physiology, nutrition, emergency situations and more.

MA  101  Clinical Skills Foundation

MA  102  Principles of Expanded Clinical Skills

MA  103  Special Topics of Clinical Skills

MA  104  Clinical Skills (Competency)

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MA MODULE 2: EKG 
EKG Section Description
The program prepares the candidate as an EKG Technician responsible for performing diagnostic tests to access the heart rhythm and rate in patients. EKG’s are also performed before and after operations, during physicals, examinations of patients over 40, for patients with a history of heart disease, when patients are experiencing chest pains and when the Doctor deems it necessary. The well trained EKG technician is an integral part of the management of patients with heart disease. The EKG Technician may also clean equipment, maintain and process data reports.

EKT  101   EKG Anatomy & Physiology 
EKT  102  EKG Theory  
EKT  103  EKG Clinical

EKT  104  EKG Competency     

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MA MODULE 3: PHLEBOTOMY
Phlebotomy Section Description
This course provides phlebotomy instruction to the student with a working knowledge of collecting blood while emphasizing on patient safety, quality assurance, universal, standard precautions and legal issues and complications. Techniques taught during this course are Evacuated tube method, Syringe method, Winged infusion set, Capillary blood collection, Glucose testing, Bleeding time, Blood smear & Urinalysis. This program prepares learners to act as entry level Phlebotomists. The Phlebotomist is a member of the health care team who collects and processes lab specimens, educates patients in specimen collection procedures, and performs waived laboratory tests. Phlebotomists may also have responsibilities for information processing, training, and quality control monitoring. Most Phlebotomists work in hospital or clinic labs, blood centers, nursing homes, insurance companies, research facilities, or public health.

PBT  101   Introduction To Phlebotomy
PBT  102  PBT Anatomy & Physiology  
PBT  103  Phlebotomy Equipment & Supplies
PBT  104  Phlebotomy Clinical Skills      
PBT  105  Phlebotomy Theory 

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MA MODULE 4: PHARMACOLOGY

Pharmacology Section Description
In this section you will be learning about the contents of the pharmacology module, this would include, fundamentals of pharmacology for Medical Assistants, medication administration routes and injection techniques, drug dosage calculations, most commonly used drugs, vaccinations and immunization. 

PHARM  101   Introduction to Pharmacology
PHARM  102  Medical Routes

PHARM  103  Administer Non-Injectable Medications
PHARM  104  Administer Injectable Medications

PHARM  105  Measurements and Drug Dosage
PHARM  106  Vaccination and Immunization

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MA MODULE 5: MEDICAL ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT

Administrative Duties Section Description
In this section you will be introduced to a wide variety of topics related to the administration of the medical office by a Medical Assistant. you will learn the following topics: Administrative Medical Assistant Career, Healthcare Environment, Legal and Ethical Issues in Healthcare, Communication in Healthcare, Office Environment and Being a Receptionist, Medical Office Procedures for Handling Telephone, Medical Office Procedures for Scheduling Appointments, Medical Office Procedures for Filing, Medical Office Procedures of Medical Records, Medical Office Record Keeping of Drugs and Prescriptions, Managing Written Information, Procedure of Email and Mails in a Medical Office Environment, Medical office Revenue Cycle, Medical Office Banking Fundamentals, Medical Office Bookkeeping Fundamentals, Medical Office Procedure Coding Fundamentals, Diagnostic Coding Fundamentals, Medical Office Fundamentals on Health Insurance Claims and its Submissions, Medical Office Management Duties, Medical Office Financial Procedures.

MAA  101  Administrative Medical Assistant Career

• Healthcare Environment

• Legal and Ethical Issues in Healthcare

• Communication in Healthcare

• Office Environment and Being a Receptionist.

MAA  102  Medical Office Procedures for Handling Telephone.

• Medical Office Procedures for Scheduling Appointments.

• Medical Office Procedures for Filing.

• Medical Office Procedures of Medical Records.

• Medical Office Record Keeping of Drugs and Prescriptions.

MAA  103  Managing Written Information

• Procedure of Email and Mails in a Medical Office Environment

MAA  104  Medical office Revenue Cycle.

• Medical Office Banking Fundamentals.

• Medical Office Bookkeeping Fundamentals.

• Medical Office Procedure Coding Fundamentals.

• Diagnostic Coding Fundamentals.

• Medical Office Health Insurance Claims Submissions.

MAA  105  Medical Office Management Duties

• Medical Office Financial Procedures.