Career Quest Learning Centers

If you want to work alongside physicians and play a key role in patient satisfaction, explore the Medical Assistant certification from Career Quest Learning Centers.

In the Medical Assistant program, you can learn to assist physicians during examinations and treatments.

Everyone learns a little bit differently, and our Medical Assistant program is designed to cater to individuals. We pride ourselves on our hands-on curriculum and small class sizes. With 25 students or less in a class at one time, you’ll receive the personalized attention you deserve.

Students can finish the Medical Assistant program in just eight months! Upon completion, you’ll be prepared for employment in rewarding positions such as:

• Medical assistant
• Phlebotomy technician
• Medical technician
• EKG technician
• Laboratory assistant

Career Quest Learning Center's Associate of Applied Science (AAS) in Medical Office Administration Degree program is your ticket to the fast-paced world of medical work, in as few as 15 months.

Medical Office Administration Degree graduates learn communication, presentation, and time management skills—all of which are a necessity to aid in the smooth operation of medical offices.

The hands-on program, which can be completed through online and in-person blended courses, also teaches knowledge of data privacy regulations as applied to patient records. Beyond simply learning medical administration, you’ll learn the basics of medical law and ethics.

This Medical Office Administration Degree program offers the following concentrations:

• Medical assistant
• Medical billing & coding
• Ophthalmic assistant

Are you interested in a career that helps provide patients with the healthcare experience they deserve? The medical billing and coding training program from Career Quest Learning Centers can be completed in just eight months!

The medical billing and coding training program will teach you how to perform the tasks necessary to ensure smooth healthcare operations. Learn the fundamentals of electronic medical recordkeeping as well as medical coding and billing.

In addition to these skills, the program dives into anatomy, physiology, and medical terminology along with government regulations, such as OSHA and HIPAA.

Most medical billing and coding professionals work full time and can work in a variety of settings, such as physicians’ offices, hospitals, and more. Popular roles include:

• Medical office receptionist
• Health insurance processor
• Billing/coding specialist
• Medical records and health information technician