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Your second chapter starts here. Medical assistant training built for people who can't wait years for a degree — and don't have to.

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Your second chapter starts with a number that changes everything.

Where you are
right now.

These aren't hypotheticals. They're Tuesday nights and Sunday mornings for the people who built this program — and the people it changed.

11:47 PMThe midnight search

"Careers without a four-year degree."

You're in the break room between shifts, phone screen glowing. Three open tabs: job listings, student loan calculators, a Reddit thread titled "Is it too late to start over at 31?" You close them all. Then you open them again.

Every morningThe invisible ceiling

Two part-time jobs. Zero benefits.

Tuesday at the hardware store. Thursday at the call center. The math never quite adds up. Your manager says "we appreciate your flexibility" and you smile because what else do you do. You know you're capable of more than this.

The waiting roomThe quiet calling

You noticed things the doctor didn't.

The way the patient's hands were shaking. The way she looked at the door when the nurse left. You saw it all. Healthcare isn't just procedures — it's presence. And you've always had that. You just need the credential to prove it.

Ten months.
Four pillars.

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10 weeks

Clinical Procedures

Hands steady. Mind ready.

From venipuncture to vital signs, you'll practice on mannequin arms and simulation equipment until the technique is second nature.

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Weekly Schedule

  • Week 1–2: Sterile technique & infection control
  • Week 3–4: Vital signs & patient intake
  • Week 5–7: Venipuncture & specimen collection
  • Week 8–10: Injections, EKG, urinalysis
10 weeks · Included in program
5 weeks

EHR Systems

The language clinics speak.

Epic, Athenahealth, and eClinicalWorks — you'll graduate fluent in the platforms that run modern medical offices.

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Weekly Schedule

  • Week 1: EHR navigation fundamentals
  • Week 2–3: Patient charting & scheduling
  • Week 4: Billing codes & insurance basics
  • Week 5: Epic certification prep
5 weeks · Included in program
4 weeks

Pharmacology Basics

Know what you're handling.

Drug classifications, common interactions, and dosage calculation — enough to keep patients safe and flag concerns before they become emergencies.

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Weekly Schedule

  • Week 1: Drug classifications & routes
  • Week 2: Dosage math & calculations
  • Week 3: Common medication interactions
  • Week 4: Controlled substance protocols
4 weeks · Included in program
4 weeks

Patient Communication

The skill they can't automate.

Reading the room before the doctor walks in. Explaining discharge instructions to someone who's scared. The soft skills that make you irreplaceable.

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Weekly Schedule

  • Week 1: Active listening & de-escalation
  • Week 2: Health literacy & plain language
  • Week 3: Cultural competency
  • Week 4: Difficult conversations & end-of-life
4 weeks · Included in program

10months

Full program length

480hours

Clinical externship

100%

Online + in-person hybrid

Day 1

Externship placement guarantee

14,200 people
who made the leap.

Every card is a real person. Every clinic is a real placement. Every quote is what they actually said — unedited, because the truth is better than the marketing copy.

Destiny Okafor, a young Black woman in blue medical scrubs smiling in a bright clinic hallway

Destiny Okafor

Houston, TX

9 months
Retail shift supervisor, 6 years
Certified MA, Riverside Family Medicine
"I used to Google "is 28 too old to change careers" every other week. Now I'm the one patients ask for by name when they come in for blood draws."
Riverside Family Medicine
Marcus Tran, an Asian American man in green scrubs standing confidently in a medical facility corridor

Marcus Tran

San Diego, CA

10 months
Army veteran, 4 tours
Lead MA, VA Outpatient Clinic
"The military taught me discipline. Scrubs taught me how to apply it in a clinic. The patient communication module hit different — I finally had words for what I already knew how to do."
VA Outpatient Clinic
Priya Mehta, a South Asian woman in teal scrubs with a stethoscope around her neck, smiling warmly

Priya Mehta

Colorado Springs, CO

10 months
Military spouse, relocated 4 times in 6 years
Pediatric MA, Children's Health Network
"Every base, every move — I had to start over. This credential moves with me. I've been at Children's Health for two years now and I'm not going anywhere."
Children's Health Network

4.9/5

Average graduate rating

6.2weeks

Average time to first job offer

340+

Partner clinics & health systems

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Median starting salary

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Top quartile (3–5 yrs experience)

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