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Medical Assisting Careers


Miami-Jacobs Career College is a leader in responding to the demand for disciplined health and wellness professionals in the Miami Valley. Study in Allied Health at Miami-Jacobs Career College is outstanding preparation for a career in the health care field. In fact, our constantly updated Medical Assisting program has been training health professionals for more than 28 years.

Medical Assisting Degree
Miami-Jacobs Medical Assisting program will prepare you for a career in allied health with intimate classroom environments, the latest technology and a rigorous course schedule. As a Medical Assistant in the field, you can expect to: perform administrative and clinical tasks to keep offices and clinics running smoothly; take medical histories, record vital signs, explain treatment procedures to patients, and assisting the physician during the examination. Also, Medical Assistants perform basic laboratory tests, instruct patients about medication, draw blood, and take electrocardiograms. Because Medical Assistants work with patients, they must be courteous and present themselves professionally.

Income Range

Minimum national average $20,350 to $46,250 per year*.

Employment Outlook

According to America’s Top Jobs for People without a four year degree, “The job of Medical Office Assistant is expected to be one of the fastest growing occupations throughout the year 2005.”
According to Occupational Outlook Handbook, 2000-2001 edition, job openings should be plentiful, especially for well-qualified and experiences secretaries, primarily due to the need to replace workers who leave this very large occupation.

* Occupational Outlook Handbook 2002-2003

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